Good questions make a better starting point.

Your home-access checklist

1. Write down the floors and entrances you need to use.
2. Count the flights and note turns, landings, and nearby doorways.
3. Describe how the intended user approaches, sits down, and stands up.
4. Include space for mobility aids and anyone helping at each end.
5. List other people who need to use the stairs.
6. Ask who handles installation, training, servicing, and removal.
7. Request an itemized quote, written warranty, and clear cancellation terms.

Keep photographs and notes private.

You can prepare photos for a provider’s assessment, but this website does not accept uploads. Avoid including people, medical documents, security codes, or other sensitive details.

Read more from primary sources

Bruno’s manufacturer stair lift guide explains its product categories and features. It is a manufacturer source, not an endorsement or evidence of a relationship with this site.

City of Raleigh homeowner rehab and repair programs provides official program details. Check eligibility and available assistance directly.

What this site can and cannot do

These pages offer general planning information. They cannot establish whether equipment is suitable, replace an in-home assessment, or recommend a medical or transfer technique.