Elevator Estimator

Build your own estimate by answering some simple questions to help us determine the right product for your needs.

Is this elevator for an existing home or for new construction home?

Existing Home (Retrofit)

New Construction Home

Retrofits for existing homes may incur higher installation costs - we'll work with you to figure out the best, most cost-effective way.

How many stops does your elevator need to make?

2 Stops - (Example - From Floor 1 to Floor 2) (Standard)

3 Stops - (Example - From Floor 1 to Floor 2 to Floor 3) (Additional)

4 Stops - (Example - From Floor 1 to Floor 2 to Floor 3 to Floor 4) (Additional)

This helps us understand the scope of your project. Additional stops on each floor increase the price of the home elevator.

How do your doors line up from floor to floor?

Front Only (One door / gate) (Standard)

Front and Rear (Two doors / gates) (Additional)

Front and Side (Two doors / gates) (Additional)

Having your elevator open the same direction on each floor the most cost effective choice. If your elevator needs to open a diffent direction on a floor, the additional door / gate will add to the price of the home elevator.

How tall does your elevator cab need to be?

6'10" Cab Height (Standard)

8'0" Cab Height (Additional)

The 6 foot 10 inch cab height is tall enough for most of our customers, but if you need additional height for comfort, the 8 foot cab adds a little more to the price of the elevator.

If this is a retrofit / remodel to an existing home, will you be removing the stairs?

Yes

Removing the stairs and replacing them with your home elevator may be an option for your home. It may require additional installation costs, which you can discuss with our staff. Please click this link to go to our Stair Removal Page for more information.

Where will your elevator be installed?

What is your timeframe for this elevator project?

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