Vertical Platform Lifts That Just Make Sense–Not every home has sweeping staircases or wide-open spaces—but every home should be easy to live in. If you’ve got a few steps that have turned into a daily struggle, or an entryway that’s suddenly become an obstacle course, a vertical platform lift might be the fix you didn’t know you needed.
These aren’t just for commercial buildings or public ramps. More and more homeowners are installing them for everyday access—without the cost or hassle of a full renovation.
Make Your Home Work for You
Look, you shouldn’t have to plan your day around the stairs. A vertical platform lift gives you direct, easy movement between levels—whether it’s from your garage to the kitchen or the front porch to your living room.
We’ve seen them used in raised ranches, split-level homes, and even in new builds where people are planning ahead. The bottom line? It gives you access without asking your knees to do all the heavy lifting.
When a Wheelchair Lift Isn’t Quite Right
A lot of people start by looking into a wheelchair lift, and it’s a solid option for sure. But vertical platform lifts go a step further—literally. They’re designed for situations where ramps are too long or stairlifts don’t quite fit the bill.
You don’t need to clear out a bunch of space. You don’t need a multi-floor elevator system. You just need something that gets you up or down safely, smoothly, and without taking over your house. That’s what a vertical platform lift does best.
Perfect for Tight Spots
We’ve had clients who thought they didn’t have enough space for any kind of mobility solution. Then we introduced them to vertical platform lifts. These units are compact, efficient, and fit into spaces that other lifts simply can’t.
Need to get from your driveway to the back deck? From your garage to the mudroom? You don’t need a full staircase redo—you need a smart, clean solution that doesn’t require knocking down walls. That’s what this system was built for. 
Better Than the Alternatives
Let’s compare. A residential elevator is amazing if you’ve got multiple floors to move through, but it’s a big investment—and usually more than what’s needed for short-distance access. A home elevator takes up more space and requires more structural work.
On the other end, a ramp may not be realistic depending on your lot or home layout. That’s where vertical platform lifts hit the sweet spot. It’s a balance of simplicity, effectiveness, and cost. You get function without the fuss.
For the Front, the Back, and Everywhere In Between
Most people first think about lifts at the front door—but don’t forget the side entrances, patios, or garage steps. An outdoor stairlift might work for one section, but a vertical platform lift gives you more versatility.
They’re built to withstand the elements, too. Rain, snow, heat—they hold up year-round. And they don’t need constant maintenance or adjustments. Just a solid install and the occasional check-up to keep things running smooth.
Small Additions That Make a Big Difference
While we’re talking accessibility, let’s not overlook the extras. A dumbwaiter might seem like a luxury—but it’s a real back-saver if you’re constantly carrying laundry or groceries upstairs. Paired with a lift, it turns a multi-story home into something way more manageable.
Our goal is always to make your home easier to live in—whether that’s moving you, your stuff, or both.
Built for Real Life
Every vertical platform lift we install is designed around real-world use. That means easy-to-use controls, stable platforms, quiet motors, and all the safety features built in—like battery backup, smooth starts and stops, and reliable emergency stops.
We’ve worked with families who needed something temporary after surgery, and with folks planning to age in place for the long haul. Either way, these lifts are a game-changer.
Let’s Make Your Home Easier to Love
We believe your house shouldn’t hold you back. If you’re dealing with steps that feel more like barriers—or just want to make life easier—we’d love to help.
Reach out to the team at Staying Home, and let’s talk about how a vertical platform lift can fit into your routine. No pressure. Just real options that work.
And if we think a wheelchair lift, outdoor stairlift, or dumbwaiter makes more sense? We’ll tell you that too.
We’re here to help you stay where you’re most comfortable—right at home.
Look, we get it—stairs can get tough. We are Staying Home. Whether you’re planning ahead or already feeling the strain, adding an elevator to your home might be easier than you think. Ours don’t need a huge remodel or fancy setup. They even run when the power goes out.
We’re a small company based in Missouri, and we’ve helped many people stay comfortable in the homes they love. No hard sales pitches—just honest talks about what could work for you.
So if you’re curious, give us a ring at 877-378-4275, or click here, and we’ll send you the details.
No pressure. Just real talk.
