Platform Lift & Home Lift
Installation Raunds

The cost reflects the type of lift, how many floors it serves and the specifics of your Raunds property, since a terraced shoeworker's house differs from a modern home toward Stanwick. We always survey before pricing and then send a written quotation with no hidden extras. Get in touch and we will give you an accurate figure for your home or business.

An internal home lift inside an existing house rarely needs planning permission, since the work remains within the building. Consent may apply to an external lift, a listed property, or a home in a conservation area near St Peter's. We advise on this at the survey, and where permission is genuinely required we help you prepare what North Northamptonshire Council expects.

Most domestic lifts in Raunds are installed within three to five working days once the survey is finished and the lift has been manufactured for your home. A simple through-floor lift can be quicker, while a commercial passenger lift with extra building work takes longer. We agree a clear timetable before any work begins so you know exactly what to expect throughout.

Yes. The terraced houses left by the old boot trade suit a compact home lift well, as their stacked rooms give a sound vertical run between the ground and first floors. We assess the landing above and the room below, pick a footprint that fits the narrower plan, and install with minimal disruption so your Raunds home stays usable while the work goes on.

Both have their place. A stairlift costs less and follows the staircase, whereas a platform lift travels between floors and lets you bring a wheelchair, frame or scooter. For Raunds homeowners wanting lasting independence, a cleaner look and something that adds to the value of the house, a platform lift is generally the better long-term choice for the years ahead.

Yes. We service and maintain every lift we install across Raunds, Stanwick, Ringstead, Higham Ferrers and Thrapston, with planned visits that keep the lift safe and dependable. Our engineers cover the town and the villages along the Nene, and our service agreements include regular inspection, testing and priority callout, so help is close at hand if anything ever needs attention.

Less than people often imagine. A through-floor lift needs only a compact footprint and a shallow recess instead of a deep pit, and a beside-the-stairs lift frequently fits the landing space a Raunds house already offers. At the survey we measure both floors and recommend a model sized to the room you can spare, including in the tighter plans of the town's terraced homes.

Yes. We are SafeContractor accredited (CN8516) and our lifts meet EN 81-41, Part M of the Building Regulations and BS 8300:2018. Every Raunds installation is completed by our own trained teams rather than subcontractors, and each lift is tested, certified and signed off before handover, so you receive a fully compliant installation with clear paperwork to match.