Vertical Platform Lifts

Vertical platform lifts make it easy to access raised porches, decks, and entryways with a wheelchair or scooter. We install AmeriGlide lifts that are durable, reliable, and designed for safe independence at home.

Why Choose a Platform Lift?

A vertical platform lift installed in a garage that is connected to a set of stairs and a wheelchair platform with guardrails.

Our Lift Solutions

Residential Porch Lifts

AmeriGlide lifts designed to move users safely from ground level to porches or decks.

Outdoor Models

Durable, weather-resistant lifts built to handle Michigan winters.

Compact Footprints

Space-saving designs perfect for small yards or tight entryways.

Trusted Brands

We install AmeriGlide and Liftup lifts, known for their safety, reliability, and ease of use.

How It Works

Listen & Assess

We start by reviewing your entryway and mobility needs to determine if a platform lift is right for your space.

Recommend the Best Lift

We’ll explain your options, including lift size, placement, and features, with clear pricing upfront.

Install with Care

Our trained team installs your lift with precision and safety in mind, ensuring smooth operation from day one.

See Our Lift Installations

From front porches to back decks, we’ve helped families regain safe, powered access.

The Coughlin Cares crew installing a FlexStep vpl in a customers garage.
FlexStep Convertible Lift

Installed in a garage, this system functions as standard stairs when not in use and transforms into a vertical platform lift when needed- providing flexible, space-saving accessibility.

A vertical platform lift installed outside onto a front deck with an interlock gate.
Outdoor Vertical Platform Lift with Safety Gate

This porch-installed lift features an interlock gate that blocks the deck opening when not in use, adding an extra layer of safety while maintaining easy access to the home.

Mini nano vertical platform lift installed in a garage attached to the house door.
MiniNano Vertical Platform Lift

Installed in a garage, this compact lift is designed for common 30-inch height changes- offering a space saving, more convenient alternative to traditional ramps.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some of the most common questions families ask us about vertical platform lifts.

When should I choose a platform lift instead of a ramp?

Platform lifts are ideal when ramps would be too long, too steep, or take up too much space in your yard. They’re especially useful for porches, decks, and entryways where safe vertical access is needed but a ramp isn’t practical.

Most vertical platform lifts can be installed within a few days once the equipment arrives. Our team handles site preparation, installation, and safety testing, so you’ll be confident using your lift right away.

Yes. We install weather-resistant AmeriGlide models that are built to perform safely year-round. They include non-slip platforms, protective finishes, and reliable operation in rain, snow, and cold conditions.

Vertical platform lifts have a compact footprint and can usually be placed right next to your porch or deck. We’ll evaluate your entryway and recommend the best location to fit your space without major disruption.

Many models include battery backup systems that allow you to use the lift safely during short-term power outages. We’ll review options with you and recommend the best fit for your needs.

Platform lifts are designed for regular, everyday use. We recommend periodic safety checks and simple upkeep to keep them running smoothly. During installation, we’ll walk you through basic care and maintenance.

Not at all. AmeriGlide lifts are designed to be smooth, quiet, and easy to operate with simple controls. We’ll make sure you feel fully comfortable using your lift before we leave.

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