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Tell us about your property and we will pass your details to home lift installers who cover your area, so they can quote you directly. It is free, and you are under no obligation to buy from anyone.
What happens next: we send your enquiry to installers matched to your postcode and the type of lift you need. They contact you to arrange a home survey, because no one can price a lift accurately without measuring the space. You then receive written quotes direct from them. UK Homelifts is not a lift company: we do not sell, supply or install lifts, we take no commission, and we accept no responsibility for any purchase or sale arising from a referred quote.
If you would rather see indicative numbers first, the home lift cost calculator gives a 2026 estimate in under a minute, and the home lift prices guide sets out every installed price band.
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Types of Home Lifts
Several types of home lifts are available, each with unique features and benefits. Here are some of the most common types of home lifts:
Traction Lifts
Traction lifts use a motor and a pulley system to move the lift car up and down. These lifts are typically larger and can accommodate multiple passengers or a wheelchair.
Vacuum Lifts
Vacuum lifts use air pressure to move the lift car up and down. These lifts are typically smaller and more compact than traction lifts, making them ideal for homes with limited space.
Electric Lifts
Electric lifts use an electric motor to move the lift car up and down. These lifts are typically more affordable than others but may be less durable or long-lasting.
Reconditioned Lifts
Reconditioned lifts are pre-owned lifts that have been refurbished and brought up to modern safety and performance standards. These lifts are typically more affordable than new lifts, making them a good option for homeowners on a budget.
Through-Floor Lifts
Through-floor lifts are designed to travel between two home floors, typically through a hole cut in the floor. These lifts are a good option for homes with limited space or for homeowners who want to maintain a room for a lift shaft.
Wheelchair Lifts
Wheelchair lifts are designed to accommodate wheelchairs and other mobility aids. These lifts are typically smaller than traction lifts but can accommodate multiple passengers.
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