Types of Home Elevators

From compact shaft-free models to traditional hydraulic elevators — find the right type for your Florida home and budget.

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Compact Shaft-Free Elevator (Stiltz Duo)

The Stiltz Duo is the most popular home elevator in Florida for good reason. It requires no shaft, no pit, and no machine room — making it the fastest and least disruptive installation available. It fits directly into a corner of any room and travels on twin rails.

Installed in just 1–2 days with minimal disruption
No structural changes to your home required
Quiet, energy-efficient drive system
Ideal for 2–3 floor homes

Typical Florida cost: $20,000 – $30,000

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Wheelchair Accessible Elevator (Stiltz Trio+)

The Stiltz Trio+ is the ADA-accessible version of the Duo, featuring a wider cab to accommodate wheelchairs and mobility aids. It meets ADA residential guidelines and is the most popular choice for aging-in-place planning in Florida.

Full wheelchair and mobility aid access
Meets ADA residential elevator guidelines
Same fast installation as the Duo — 1–2 days
Florida licensed and insured installation

Typical Florida cost: $25,000 – $35,000

★ Our Partner — Savaria

Hydraulic Home Elevator (Savaria)

Hydraulic elevators are known for their smooth, quiet ride and are well-suited to larger homes with 3 or more floors. Savaria is one of North America’s leading elevator brands and offers a wide range of hydraulic models for residential use.

Exceptionally smooth and quiet operation
Ideal for 3–4 floor homes
Wide range of cab sizes and finishes
Requires a small machine room or space for hydraulic unit

Typical Florida cost: $28,000 – $45,000

★ Our Partner — Harmar

Vertical Platform Lift (Harmar)

Vertical platform lifts are an affordable, accessible option for short-rise applications — ideal for front doors, decks, and single-floor rises. Harmar is one of the most trusted accessibility brands in the US and offers both indoor and outdoor models.

Ideal for single-floor rises and exterior access
Indoor and outdoor weatherproof models
Full wheelchair access
Most affordable option for accessibility

Typical Florida cost: $15,000 – $25,000

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