New Construction
Building your dream home that you never want to leave?
Plan ahead to remain in your forever home while adding value to your property by designing and installing an elevator or lift right from the start!
A new build is the most opportune time to have an elevator or lift installed in your home. At Premier Elevator and Lift, we install some of the best and most recognized brands. A quality product at an affordable price reinforces our PASSION FOR ACCESSIBILITY. We understand that a new build may not be the most affordable option, which is why we offer a plethora of styles that will fit your space, style, and needs. Elevators and lifts afford homeowners the access to stay in their home in order to age in place. They make it possible to have multi generations live together, accessing all areas of the home.
Are you limited on space? We offer small footprint elevators that require minimal space, using less than 9 square feet. If you simply don’t have enough indoor space, we offer outdoor hoistways that can be constructed to preserve valuable floor space within your home. Contact us today for a free consultation to identify possibilities to increase access within your home.
Review of Our Dedicated Service
"Exceptional Service from Premier Elevator and Lift! I recently had the pleasure of working with John and Eddie from Premier Elevator and Lift for our home’s elevator maintenance, and I can’t say enough good things about the experience. From the moment I reached out for assistance, their customer service was responsive, friendly, and incredibly knowledgeable."
-Don H.
We specialize in the installation, service, and modernization of
Residential Elevators- These elevators in your home have the ability to travel 1-6 floors. Sizing options are available from single occupant to multiple occupants. They offer a weight capacity of 750-950 pounds.
Passenger Elevators- These elevators are fully automatic and found in small footprint areas. They offer a starting weight capacity of 2000 pounds.
Vertical Platform Lifts- This is an open car with 42” high side walls and no ceiling. They are typically used for porches or garages into the main level of the home. Churches utilize these as they can travel up to 14 feet with substantial savings over a typical elevator. These are a continuous pressure operation, which means you have to push and hold the call button as it is traveling from floor to floor.
Vertical Wheelchair Lifts- This is a continuous pressure operated elevator that does not require gates. They can travel up to 14 feet and have 80” tall cab walls with a ceiling, giving it the feel of an elevator.
Material Lifts- These are a small freight elevator designed to carry larger items with an enclosed platform, however, not intended to carry people.
Incline Platform Lifts (IPL's)-These lifts carry a wheelchair over existing stairs on a level platform. They can travel as little as a few feet up to over 100 feet. The platform folds up when not in use.
LULA Elevators (Limited Use/Access)- These are essentially small commercial elevators with 2 -speed automatic sliding doors. They can travel vertically up to 25 feet. It is a hybrid of a commercial elevator and a wheelchair lift.
Dumbwaiters-These are small freight elevators or lifts connected between multiple stories, intended to transport items between floors.
Freight Elevators- Designed to move goods and materials throughout a building. They travel at slower speeds, carry much heavier loads and are designed to withstand tougher working conditions.
Stairlifts/Chairlifts-There is no modification required to your home as these have guide rails that are mounted to the already existing steps. Applications include straight stairways, stairways with landings and even spiral staircases.
Residential Elevators
These elevators in your home have the ability to travel 1-6 floors. Sizing options are available from single occupant to multiple occupants. They offer a weight capacity of 750-950 pounds.
Small Passenger Elevators
These elevators are fully automatic and found in small footprint areas. They offer a starting weight capacity of 2000 pounds.
Vertical Platform Lifts
This is an open car with 42” high side walls and no ceiling. They are typically used for porches or garages into the main level of the home. Churches utilize these as they can travel up to 14 feet with substantial savings over a typical elevator. These are a continuous pressure operation, which means you have to push and hold the call button as it is traveling from floor to floor.
Stairlifts/Chairlifts
There is no modification required to your home as these have guide rails that are mounted to the already existing steps. Applications include straight stairways, stairways with landings and even spiral staircases.
Vertical Wheelchair Lifts
This is a continuous pressure operated elevator that does not require gates. They can travel up to 14 feet and have 80” tall cab walls with a ceiling, giving it the feel of an elevator.
Inclined Platform Lifts (IPL's)
These lifts carry a wheelchair over existing stairs on a level platform. They can travel as little as a few feet up to over 100 feet. The platform folds up when not in use.
LULA Elevators (Limited Use/Access)
These are essentially small commercial elevators with 2 -speed automatic sliding doors. They can travel vertically up to 25 feet. It is a hybrid of a commercial elevator and a wheelchair lift.
Dumbwaiters
These are small freight elevators or lifts connected between multiple stories, intended to transport items between floors.
Material Lifts
These are a small freight elevator designed to carry larger items with an enclosed platform, however, not intended to carry people.
Freight Elevators
Designed to move goods and materials throughout a building. They travel at slower speeds, carry much heavier loads and are designed to withstand tougher working conditions.
