Product Solutions
Home Lift Selection
Installing accessibility equipment in your Alberta home involves careful planning for both local building codes and regional climate. Our team focuses on selecting systems that ensure year-round operation while prioritizing user safety and structural integrity.
Home Site Analysis
We evaluate your floor plan and structural support to ensure your home can safely accommodate the weight and footprint of automated lift systems.
Alberta Weather Ready
Outdoor equipment is selected for its ability to withstand extreme cold and ice, ensuring your vertical platform lift or ramp remains safe in winter.
Certified Safety Ops
All installations follow strict CSA standards. We conduct rigorous post-installation testing to confirm that all emergency stops and safety sensors work perfectly.
Professional Lift Installation, Start to Finish
A lift installation involves more than setting equipment in place. Our team works with you from the initial site assessment through installation and final setup to make sure your lift is properly configured for your space, installed safely, and ready to use. We can also coordinate with contractors, inspectors, and other trades when your project requires it.
• Site assessment and installation planning
• Professional installation of lift systems
• Permit and inspection coordination when required
• Coordination with contractors and other trades
• Installation completed to applicable code and manufacturer requirements
• Final setup, testing, and customer orientation
Lift & Accessibility Funding Resources
Financial Assistance for Home Lifts
Securing funding for home lifts and accessibility projects can be complex. We work with several programs that may help with eligible equipment and installation costs, and we can guide you through what might apply to your situation.
AADL
Alberta Aids to Daily Living assists eligible Albertans with the cost of basic medical equipment and supplies, including certain accessibility products when authorized and approved.
WCB Alberta
Workers' Compensation Board Alberta may provide coverage for mobility and accessibility equipment when it is required due to a workplace injury and meets their program criteria.
Veterans Affairs
Veterans Affairs Canada (VAC) offers funding support for qualified veterans who require mobility and accessibility equipment as part of their approved benefits.
NIHB
Support for eligible clients under the Non-Insured Health Benefits program.
Residential Access Modification Program (RAMP)
Alberta’s RAMP program provides grants to help eligible low‑income Albertans with mobility challenges modify their homes for better access, such as ramps and lifts. We can help you understand if your project may qualify and what information you’ll need to apply.