Nationwide Lifts of Northern California serves the East Bay, from Oakland and Berkeley through the tunnel to Walnut Creek, Lafayette, Danville and Pleasanton.
The Oakland and Berkeley hills are full of homes that climb the slope, with the entry on one level, bedrooms on another and the garage somewhere else again. Some are entered from above, with stairs leading down to the house. A home elevator can tie these levels together, and an outdoor stair lift or platform lift handles the approach from the street.
In the flatlands, Craftsman bungalows and older two-story homes usually need a stair lift for the interior stairs and something for the porch steps.
East of the hills, in communities such as Walnut Creek and Danville, larger two-story family homes are typical. Owners planning to stay through retirement often choose a stair lift first and consider an elevator as part of a later remodel.
We work throughout the East Bay, from Oakland and Berkeley to Walnut Creek, Lafayette, Danville and Pleasanton. Hillside homes often need a home elevator to connect several levels and an outdoor stair lift for the approach, while bungalows and two-story homes suit an indoor stair lift, a porch lift or a dumbwaiter.
Yes. Multi-level hillside homes are a common setting for a home elevator. Structural review is usually part of the project.
Yes. Outdoor models are built with weather-resistant materials and come with a cover.
Call 888-323-8755 to set up a free in-home consultation. We measure, answer your questions and follow up with a written quote.
