Platform Lift & Home Lift
Installation Epsom

There is no standard figure for an Epsom lift — we cost each one against the project. The travel between floors, the model selected and any care a Georgian town-centre house or 1930s Stoneleigh semi needs all feed in, so a domestic through-floor lift usually comes in below a commercial scheme. After a visit to the property, you receive a written, no-obligation quotation at no cost.

Because a home lift is installed indoors, it rarely calls for planning permission in Epsom. The exceptions are listed buildings and conservation areas — among them the Georgian heart of the town and Ewell Village by the springs — where consent can apply to protected fabric. We check this before starting and take on the consents and building regulations for you.

An Epsom installation is normally complete within three to five days. The lift comes built from the factory and drops into a 150mm pit, sparing the home the lengthy shaft construction of a conventional lift. We fix the programme with you beforehand, so every stage is scheduled and the finishing date is known in advance.

It can. Whether the property is a Georgian house off the old spa High Street, a Victorian villa near the Downs or a 1930s Stoneleigh semi, the OnLevel lift adapts to it. A shallow pit, no plant room and a slim footprint mean the car can stand beside the existing stairs with only light building work, regardless of how old the Epsom home is.

It comes down to the household. A stairlift carries a single seated user up one flight, while a platform lift travels between floors with a wheelchair, frame or scooter aboard. For an Epsom home with a wheelchair user, or one of the larger villas near the racecourse, the platform lift is usually the more capable choice and helps the home hold its value.

Yes — once your Epsom lift is in, our team keeps it serviced and maintained, from the town centre and the Downs out to Stoneleigh, West Ewell and Langley Vale. Periodic checks make sure it stays safe, runs reliably and meets the standards that apply, and we are quick to attend if a repair is ever needed.

Very little indeed. All the OnLevel lift requires is a 150mm pit, with no plant room to find space for, so it slots into a corner or alongside the staircase. That is how it manages in the snug older terraces around the clock tower in Epsom, where a conventional shafted lift would never fit.

Yes. Our installation teams are SafeContractor accredited under CN8516, and each Epsom lift is built to the EN 81-41 safety standard along with Part M of the Building Regulations and BS 8300:2018. We send our own trained engineers rather than subcontractors, and every lift is certified and signed off before handover.