Apex platform lifts for sloping lots, decks and entries
A wheelchair lift is a space-saving way to open up a home or business to wheelchair users. You will find them in schools, places of worship and public buildings as well as private homes.
Our team is glad to help during planning. Apex lifts are fully code compliant and meet national and local safety standards. Compare the Apex Green, Apex Hydro, Apex Complete and Apex Elite below.
The Apex Green is a rugged, dependable vertical platform lift. The mechanical components are housed in a tower, and the whole system is made to cope with harsh weather.
An economical wheelchair lift with up to 6 feet of travel, the Apex Green is a natural fit for a porch or for the entrance to a small business.
The Apex Hydro is at home indoors or out, in a residence or a commercial building, from a deck to an upscale office lobby.
The Apex Complete is the factory enclosure model. It is ideal outdoors, where it keeps the rider out of the weather, and it is popular for commercial projects with code requirements.
The Apex Elite is the most luxurious lift in the range and a handsome addition to high-end homes and commercial buildings.
Entry steps, a raised deck or a split-level floor can shut a wheelchair user out of part of their own home. We install Apex platform lifts that restore that access for residences and for commercial and public buildings in Sacramento, San Francisco, San Jose and the East Bay.
We assess the site, advise on code requirements and carry out the installation.
On a sloping lot, a ramp at a safe gradient would be impractically long, so a lift is often the only realistic option. A vertical platform lift rises alongside the steps and needs only a few square feet. An inclined platform lift follows a staircase and folds flat between uses.
Our article on the benefits of installing a wheelchair lift sets out the main reasons. Inside the home, a stair lift or a home elevator can complete the route.
Yes. A garage installation is sheltered and discreet, and it raises the wheelchair to the level of the door into the house.
A platform lift is a simpler machine designed for shorter rises, usually up to one story. An elevator has an enclosed cab and can serve several floors.
Yes. We install platform lifts for shops, offices, restaurants, churches and other public buildings.
A vertical lift needs a level pad a little larger than its platform and a clear landing at the top.
