Arrow Lift

Happy Veterans Day!

Today we want to thank the brave men and women who have served our country. As a veteran-owned company, the contributions of veterans are deeply meaningful to us.

We received this nice message from Richaleen after we installed a stair lift for her mother.

Full quote:
"Two gentlemen came to take measurements and they were on time, and very professional. David and Steve thanked my husband for his service when they discovered he had served in Vietnam. They were very knowledgeable and friendly and answered all of our questions. Then again on the day of installation Walter was on time and had the chair installed without any mess or delays. My 90 year old mother who had fallen and broken 3 of her ribs and was in the hospital during the whole process was so very delighted and happy when she used the chair lift. She told me after she got up the 9 steps that she had really been worried about how she was going to get up the stairs. Thank you again. We would definitely recommend your company to anyone who is needing and looking for the safety and convenience you offer."
- Richaleen
Hartville, OH

Stair lift installation is often simpler than expected when you work with Arrow Lift! This guide explains space, electrical, and staircase requirements to help determine if a stair lift will work in your home.

https://arrowlift.com/blog/requirements-for-adding-stair-lift-to-your-home/

This stair lift we installed shows how a stair lift can fit even on a narrow staircase. We also love how the customer selected a seat color that matches their carpeting!

How much do home elevators cost?
It can vary quite a bit, but the price of most residential elevators falls between $45,000 - $65,000.
Some basic systems can cost less, while some larger and more customized home elevators can exceed $100,000.
Cost factors include:
* The elevator model selected
* The size of the elevator
* The elevator's drive system
* The travel distance
* The level of customization

Planning a new elevator for your home? Learn about typical residential elevator sizes and layout requirements so you can make the best decision for your space.

https://arrowlift.com/blog/what-are-standard-home-elevator-dimensions/

On this day in 1887, Duluth resident and inventor Alexander Miles received a U.S. patent for an innovative elevator design that helped automate the opening and closing of elevator doors. His work addressed an important safety challenge of the time and helped influence the way elevators would operate for generations to come.
Nearly a century later, another chapter of Duluth’s elevator story began when Arrow Lift was founded here in 1985.
We’re proud to have our roots in a city with such a remarkable connection to the history of vertical transportation. More than 140 years after Alexander Miles was developing his ideas in Duluth, we’re honored to continue helping people move safely and confidently through the important places in their lives.

This beautiful glass residential elevator we installed adds a touch of luxury to the home. And it helps future-proof the home's accessibility, so homeowners can enjoy all levels for years to come!

What affects the cost of a stair lift? It's not just the length of your staircase.
Key factors include:
• Staircase configuration (straight vs. curved)
• Indoor or outdoor installation
• Stair lift type and model
• Custom features and upgrades
• New vs. reconditioned equipment
The good news? Staircase length often has less impact on pricing than many people expect. Understanding these factors can help you find the right solution for your home and budget.