Home Lift Systems For Residential Properties
Home lifts provide a practical way to move between floors in multi-storey properties.
Installation is possible in both new builds and existing homes. Requirements will vary depending on available space, travel distance and building layout.
Modern home lifts are designed for quiet operation and compact installation, with a range of sizes and configurations available to suit different property types.
We install residential lift solutions across the UK, working with homeowners, developers and contractors on both new build and existing properties.
Home Lifts
Home Lift Types
Residential lifts designed to combine accessibility, comfort and contemporary design, with options including luxury home lifts, compact home lifts and low pit home lifts.
Luxury Home Lifts
Luxury home lifts with high-spec finishes and tailored design options for premium residential properties.
Wheelchair Lifts
Wheelchair lifts providing safe and accessible vertical movement between levels in residential properties.
Compact Home Lifts
Compact home lifts for properties with limited space and restricted installation areas.
Low Pit Home Lifts
Low pit home lifts for properties where reduced pit depth and minimal structural work are required.
Round Home Lifts
Round home lifts with a cylindrical design, suited to modern interiors and feature installations.
Eltec Lifts
All-electric home lifts manufactured by Eltec, designed for residential installation with compact footprints.
Aritco Home Lifts
Aritco home lift with compact design and modern finishes, suitable for residential installation in new and existing properties.
Hydraulic 250
Hydraulic 250 vertical lift designed for residential use, providing reliable movement between floors.
Traction 400
Traction 400 lift with single-phase drive, designed for residential installations with space-efficient door configurations.
Why Install A Lift In Your Home?
Installing a home lift provides a practical way to move between floors in multi-storey properties.
For many homeowners, it supports long-term accessibility by reducing reliance on stairs and allowing continued use of the full property as mobility needs change.
Modern home lifts are compact, quiet and designed for both new builds and existing homes, with installation options suited to different layouts and space constraints.
In addition to improving day-to-day movement, a home lift can increase the usability and long-term value of a property.
Choosing the Right Home Lift
Choosing the right home lift depends on available space, access requirements and how the lift will be used within the property.
Different lift types are suited to different layouts and installation constraints.
Through-Floor Lifts
Through-floor lifts provide vertical travel through a floor opening, making them suitable for properties with limited installation space.
Platform Lifts
Platform lifts provide step-free access between levels and are suited to users requiring wheelchair or assisted access.
Stairlifts
Stairlifts provide seated travel along an existing staircase where space or structure does not allow for a full lift installation.
Costs vary depending on the lift type, number of floors and level of customisation required.
Home Lift Installation Process
From initial consultation through to final commissioning, each stage of the installation process is managed to ensure safe, efficient delivery with minimal disruption.
1. Consultation
Initial consultation to understand property layout, access requirements and lift specification.
2. Site Survey
Technical survey to assess structure, space and installation requirements.
3. System Design
Lift specification and layout developed to suit the property and intended use.
4. Installation
Installation carried out by qualified engineers in line with safety and compliance standards.
5. Testing & Handover
System tested, commissioned and handed over with full operational guidance.
Where Are Home Lifts Used?
Home lifts are installed across a wide range of residential settings, including private houses, multi-storey homes and new build developments.
They are also commonly used in renovation projects where improved accessibility is required without major structural alterations.
Whether supporting independent living or enhancing long-term usability, home lifts provide a practical solution for modern residential properties.
New Lift Solutions
Why Choose New Lift Solutions?
Residential lift design, installation and ongoing support across the UK.
Technical Expertise
Our team specialises in residential lift design and installation, delivering technically sound solutions tailored to modern homes.
From initial consultation through to installation, we provide clear, practical guidance at every stage.
Client-Focused Design
Every property presents different requirements. We work closely with homeowners, architects and contractors to ensure each lift is designed to suit the layout, accessibility needs and overall finish of the space.
End-to-End Service
From specification and design through to installation and aftercare, we manage the full process to ensure each lift operates safely, reliably and as intended within the property.
Frequently Asked Questions About Home Lifts
The cost of a home lift can vary depending on the type of system, the number of floors served and the level of customisation required. Compact domestic lifts can start from around £15,000, while larger or more bespoke installations may cost more. Following an initial consultation and site survey, we can provide a tailored quotation based on your property and requirements.
Yes, many home lifts can be installed in existing properties as well as new builds. Modern systems are designed to require minimal structural work, making them suitable for a wide range of homes. Options such as through-floor lifts or compact residential lifts are particularly well suited to retrofitting into existing properties.
Home lifts are now designed to be highly space-efficient. Some compact systems require little more than the footprint of a small cupboard, while through-floor lifts can be installed through a simple floor aperture. During a site survey, we assess the available space and recommend the most suitable lift solution for your home.
Modern home lifts are built with multiple safety features, including emergency lowering systems, obstruction sensors, battery backup and secure door interlocks. All systems are installed in accordance with current safety standards and thoroughly tested before handover to ensure reliable and safe operation.
In most cases, installing a home lift does not require planning permission, particularly for internal lifts. However, if the installation involves external alterations or work on a listed building, permissions may be required. Our team can advise you on any planning considerations during the consultation stage.
Installation times vary depending on the type of lift and the complexity of the project. Many residential lift systems can be installed within a few days once preparation work is complete. We provide a clear installation timeline following the site survey so you know exactly what to expect.
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