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Vertical Platform Wheelchair Lifts
Full wheelchair access — indoors, outdoors, residential, or commercial. Vertical platform lifts move riders safely between levels without the construction or cost of a full elevator. ADA-compliant options available for businesses, churches, schools, and homes across Kentucky, Ohio, Tennessee & Southern Indiana.

When a Step or a Level Change Is Blocking Access
A single step. A raised entrance. A split-level that's become impossible to navigate. These aren't minor inconveniences — they're barriers. And for wheelchair users, they can mean exclusion from spaces they have every right to use. A vertical platform lift removes the barrier without removing the building.
The Problem
- A wheelchair user who can no longer access part of their own home
- A church, school, or business that isn't ADA-compliant — and knows it
- An entrance, stage, or upper level that excludes people with mobility devices
- Assuming a full elevator is the only solution — and that it's out of reach financially
The Solution
- A vertical platform lift that moves wheelchairs, scooters, and walkers between levels safely
- Indoor and outdoor models for residential and commercial applications
- ADA-compliant configurations for businesses, churches, and public buildings
- Installed without the construction, cost, or footprint of a traditional elevator
Built for Comfort, Engineered for Safety

Full wheelchair and scooter access
Platforms are sized to accommodate wheelchairs, power chairs, and scooters — along with the rider — without requiring any transfer out of the mobility device.
ADA-compliant configurations
Commercial models meet ADA requirements for accessible design, including compliant platform dimensions, keyed call stations, handrails, non-skid surfaces, and hands-free phone options.
Keyed access and security controls
Keyed car buttons, keyed call stations, and optional keyless operation prevent unauthorized use — an important feature for commercial, institutional, and multi-tenant applications.
Indoor and outdoor capable
Models are available for indoor installation, outdoor exposed use, and outdoor enclosed use — with weather-resistant materials and optional ventilated enclosures for year-round operation.
No machine room required
All models use enclosed drive systems — hydraulic or ballscrew — with no dedicated machine room needed. Minimal pit and overhead requirements make them practical for renovation projects.
Battery lowering system
Every model includes emergency battery lowering so the lift can be safely returned to the lower level in the event of a power failure — no rider is ever stranded.
Getting Started Is Simple

Free Phone Consultation
It starts with a call. We learn about your application — residential or commercial, indoor or outdoor, how many stops — and point you toward the right configuration before scheduling anything.

In-Home or On-Site Assessment
We visit your location to measure the travel height, evaluate the installation environment, and confirm ADA requirements if applicable. Commercial projects receive a thorough site evaluation before any recommendation is made.

Professional Installation
Factory-trained technicians handle the complete installation and walk you through the lift before they leave.

Ongoing Support
Maintenance, repairs, and safety checks for as long as you own your lift. We also service equipment we didn't install.

What Our Customers Have to Say
How to Choose a Vertical Platform Wheelchair Lift
A quick primer for first-time buyers — the four decisions that shape every project.

Residential or Commercial — Know Your Application
Vertical platform lifts serve homes and businesses, but the right model depends on where it will be installed, how often it will be used, and whether ADA compliance is required. Residential installs typically involve one or two stops and lighter daily use. Commercial settings — churches, offices, schools — require compliance-rated equipment built for higher-frequency use.

Confirm Travel Height and Number of Stops
Open platform lifts travel up to 14 feet. Enclosed and hoistway-enclosed models extend travel to 23 feet and serve up to four stops. Travel distance and stop count determine which model fits your project — and whether a vertical platform lift or a full commercial elevator is the better long-term investment. We work through this with you before recommending any specific model.

Consider Capacity, Finish, and Access Control
Standard capacity across most models is 750 lb — sufficient for a wheelchair user and a caregiver. Finish options range from powder-coat to brushed stainless and frameless tempered glass. Access control options include keyed call stations, keyless operation, and an ADA hands-free phone — important for commercial settings where both security and ADA compliance are required.
Proudly Installing Vertical Platform Wheelchair Lifts
Professional Measure + Installation available in the following areas:
Greater Cincinnati, Greater Dayton, OH, Northern Kentucky, Greater Louisville, KY including Southern Indiana, Kentuckiana, Central Kentucky, Eastern Kentucky, Southern Kentucky, Nashville, and Middle Tennessee.













