Platform Lift & Home Lift
Installation Reigate

Pricing for a Reigate lift is always tailored to the project. The height it must travel, the model you settle on and any sensitive work a Georgian old-town house calls for all shape the cost, so a domestic through-floor lift generally sits below a commercial installation. Once we have seen the property, we put a written, no-obligation quotation in writing, with nothing to pay for the visit.

A home lift is contained inside the house, so planning permission is rarely needed in Reigate. The point to watch is protected fabric — the listed Georgian buildings and the old-town conservation area around the High Street and Church Street — where consent can apply. We establish that at the outset and manage any consent and the building regulations on your behalf.

A Reigate fit usually takes three to five days. The lift is built at the factory and seated into a 150mm pit, so the home is spared the prolonged shaft construction a conventional lift would bring. We settle the programme with you before starting, leaving every stage booked and the completion date clear in advance.

Yes. The Georgian and Victorian houses of Reigate's old town are well matched to an OnLevel lift, as are the later villas and the homes of Meadvale and Woodhatch. With a shallow pit, no machine room and a narrow footprint, a lift can be set beside the existing staircase with only light building work, even in a period house.

It rests on the home and who lives there. A stairlift takes one seated user up a single flight; a platform lift links the floors and brings a wheelchair, frame or scooter with it. For a Reigate household with a wheelchair user, or a tall old-town house, the platform lift is usually the more capable answer and supports the property's value.

Yes. After we install a Reigate lift, we keep it serviced and maintained, covering the old town and Reigate Hill out to Meadvale, Woodhatch and South Park. Regular visits keep the lift safe, reliable and within the standards it must meet, and an engineer is available whenever a repair or inspection is required.

Remarkably little. The OnLevel lift needs only a 150mm pit and no separate machine room, so a corner or the area beside the staircase is enough. That is why it suits the older, tightly built houses near Reigate's High Street, where a conventional shafted lift could not be installed.

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