Lift Engineers for Southport
Southport has a lot of retirement apartments, care homes and family homes where getting between floors matters, along with the hotels and shops on and around Lord Street. We service, repair and install lifts across the town and the rest of Sefton.
We’re independent and look after all the major makes.
Retirement Apartments and Care Homes
For older residents, a working lift is essential. We plan servicing to fit around residents’ routines, keep the emergency alarm working and give managing agents clear records after every visit.
Home Lifts
If the stairs are getting harder, a home lift can let you stay in the house you love. We’ll survey your home, explain what will fit and talk you through the building work involved. Many modern home lifts need little or no pit.
Victorian Buildings and Hotels
Many of Southport’s hotels and shops are in older buildings, where lifts have been fitted into tight spaces. We know how to work in these buildings and plan access before we start.
Servicing and LOLER
We set service frequencies from the manufacturer’s instructions and how much the lift is used. Lifts that carry people need a LOLER thorough examination at least every six months, normally by your insurer. We’ll carry out any work the report calls for.
Repairs and Modernisation
Door faults are the most common cause of a breakdown. On older lifts, we’ll tell you honestly whether repairs, an upgrade or a replacement makes the most sense.
Lift Services Across Southport
We cover Southport along with Birkdale, Ainsdale, Churchtown, Crossens, Banks, Marshside, Hillside and Hesketh Park. See all the areas we cover or read about our home lifts.
Looking for a lift for your home? See our home lift installation in Southport.
Need a lift engineer in Southport? Call 01254 775187 or send us a message.
Frequently Asked questions
Is a home lift better than a stairlift?
A stairlift is usually cheaper and quicker to fit. A home lift suits wheelchair users and makes it easier to carry things between floors.
What safety features do home lifts have?
Common features include safety edges that stop the lift if they touch an obstruction, battery lowering in a power cut and an emergency phone or alarm.
Can the lift doors stay open longer?
Yes. The door dwell time can be lengthened so older residents have more time to get in and out.
Will a mobility scooter fit in our lift?
Larger scooters may not fit in a standard lift car. Check the car size against the scooter before buying.
Can a home lift be installed while I'm living there?
Yes. Most home lift installations take a few days and create little mess.
Do I need permission to fit a home lift in a flat or rented house?
Yes. You’ll usually need permission from the freeholder or landlord before any work starts.
Does a home lift use much electricity?
Very little. Most of the time it’s on standby, and each journey uses a small amount of power.
Can a carer travel in the home lift?
It depends on the lift’s size and rated load. Check this before choosing a model.