Home & Vehicle Accessibility in Edison, NJ

Yes. Altamira Ltd. installs stairlifts, wheelchair ramps, and automobile lifts from our Edison office at 55 Glendale Ave, serving Middlesex, Union, Somerset, Essex, and Morris counties, with service extending into eastern Pennsylvania and the lower Hudson Valley in New York.

Straight stairlifts typically run $3,000 to $7,000 installed and curved stairlifts run $10,000 to $18,000, depending on your staircase. Ramp and vehicle lift pricing depends on the configuration. Home accessibility assessments include a written quote, while vehicle lift pricing is based on the lift, vehicle, mobility device, and required configuration. You can also try the accessibility cost estimator for a ballpark figure first.

An Edison-based mobility specialist comes to your home, measures your staircase or entryway, discusses your mobility needs, and recommends the right solution. It typically takes about an hour, there's no cost, and you'll receive a written estimate with no obligation to buy.

Yes. Altamira Ltd. is a certified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) through the U.S. Small Business Administration's Veteran Small Business Certification program, and we've served more than 25,000 veterans nationwide.

Possibly. The VA benefit that may apply depends on the product, medical need, and individual eligibility. The HISA benefit may help with qualifying permanent home modifications such as permanent wheelchair ramps, but HISA does not cover stairlifts. Medically necessary stairlifts may be provided through VA Prosthetic & Sensory Aids Service. Eligible veterans may also qualify for SAH or SHA grants for certain qualifying home adaptations. For vehicle lifts, VA Automobile Adaptive Equipment benefits may apply to approved lift equipment. Our guide to the differences between HISA, SAH, and SHA grants explains those home modification programs in more detail. Eligibility and authorization are determined by the VA.

Yes. Financing is available for qualified buyers on eligible purchases, allowing customers to spread the cost across monthly payments rather than paying the full amount up front. Our complete funding guide also covers potential Medicaid waiver, state program, and nonprofit assistance options. Original Medicare generally does not cover home accessibility modifications such as stairlifts or wheelchair ramps.

We're an authorized dealer for Bruno stairlifts and vehicle lifts, plus EZ-ACCESS and National Ramp for wheelchair ramps. Products are backed by the applicable manufacturer warranty and service from our Edison team.

Many straight stairlift installations can be completed in about a day. Curved stairlifts use a custom-fabricated rail, so lead time is typically longer and varies by model and project. Modular ramp and vehicle lift installation times depend on the equipment, site or vehicle, and configuration, with many installations completed in a single visit once everything is ready.

No. The rail mounts to your stair treads rather than your walls, so there's no need to attach the stairlift rail to drywall. The rail installs close to the wall, keeping the staircase usable for others in the household. If the lift is later removed, small fastener holes may remain in the stair treads.

Yes. Our Edison technicians repair and maintain existing stairlifts, ramps, and vehicle lifts, including units installed by another company, and can help source compatible replacement parts where available. Call 848-668-7800 to schedule service.

Request a free, no-obligation consultation or call our Edison office at 848-668-7800. For stairlifts and ramps, a mobility specialist can schedule an in-home assessment and take the measurements needed for your quote. If you need an automobile lift, we can review your vehicle and mobility device information to determine compatible options and pricing.