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Wherever you are, we can install a stairlift.
With a national support network stretching from Sligo to Cork and Dublin to Mayo, our specialised stairlift division provides professional installation and reliable aftercare.
Our specialised team provides a friendly and efficient service, backed by outstanding aftercare across our covered regions. We will always conduct a free-of-charge, no-obligation home assessment to ensure you are getting the right stairlift at the right price. The price you are quoted by our dedicated division is always the price you will pay – with no hidden charges.
Your Local Choice for Competitive Stairlift Prices and Professional Installation.
Our installation teams are certified, insured, VAT registered and council approved so you have complete peace of mind should you require a grant.
Contact us today to arrange a free of charge, no-obligation home assessment. The purpose of this assessment is to professionally measure your stairs and discuss your needs, both current & future, to ensure you are getting the right stair lift at the right price.
Straight Stairlifts
The simplest and most affordable stairlift. Straight stairlifts are fitted to stairs with no turns. Installing a straight stair lift is easy and takes less than 2 hours.
Curved Stairlifts
If your stairs have a bend, turn, or landing, then you require a curved stairlift. Our installation teams fabricate your stair lift to precisely fit your stairs.
Spiral Stairlifts
We have a specialised installation team that focuses on spiral stairlift fitting. This team can install on either the right or left side and offers super-slim stairlift options.
Free Home Survey
No Hidden Charges
2 Year Warranty
Insured & Certified Installers
VAT Registered
Council Approved
Expert Advice & Installation
Did you know…
You may be entitled to a grant of up to €8,000 which may cover up to 100% of the cost of your stairlift. If you’re over 65 with or without a disability, or under 65 with a disability or serious illness you may qualify for the Mobility Aids Grant Scheme. The amount available depends on household income.
Our specialised team of installers is certified and VAT registered to ensure they can carry out the installation for grant-approved stairlifts.
Choosing the Right Partner for Your Stairlift Installation
The cheapest isn’t always the best.
Investing in a stairlift is about more than just the equipment; it is about ensuring the long-term safety and independence of your loved ones. While price is a factor, the quality of the installation and ongoing support are what truly provide peace of mind. As a specialised provider, we recommend evaluating installers based on these critical criteria:
Tips for picking the best stairlift
Assessment is key to getting the right stairlift to suit your stairs and, more importantly, your needs. Our specialised installation team will always conduct a free home visit and assessment before furnishing a quote. This ensures that what you are quoted is what you will pay.
Some companies will quote over the phone, but in reality, you cannot see the full picture without physically inspecting the premises. In many cases, the home assessment will highlight issues that may have been easily overlooked. An experienced surveyor from our specialised division can also offer advice in regard to getting the best stairlift to suit your needs both now and in the future.
When you get your quote make sure it includes all work carried out and inclusive of VAT. If you are applying for a grant, you may need to furnish up to 3 quotes but your grant will only cover the amount quoted. Should you elect to go with an installer and extra charges are added, the grant will not cover that. Always make sure the cost you are quoted is what you will pay.
There are many stairlift installers in Ireland; some with extensive experience and outstanding reputations, and others who have neither. Stairlift installation in Ireland is unregulated, meaning anybody can become an installer, with little or no training. When choosing a stairlift installer, always ensure they are reputable and won’t leave you high and dry once they have been paid. This service is provided by our own specialised stairlift division, offering dedicated aftercare and warranties for complete peace of mind.
Stairlifts, when purchased privately, are taxable at the 23% VAT rate. This VAT can be reclaimed in its entirety as long as the installer is VAT registered with a VAT number. County Councils will only approve grants that are being paid to VAT registered installers with VAT clearance certificates, so always ensure your installer is VAT registered and can provide a copy of their VAT clearance form.
All of our installers are professionally trained and work to the highest standards. The level of professionalism shown by our specialised team is a good indicator of the product and service you will receive.
Tips for picking the best stairlift
New or second hand
When you purchase a used stairlift, that stairlift has been designed to fit another staircase and then taken out and adapted to fit yours – this may require using parts from other stairlifts rather than a single seamless track. This can affect the ride and the overall quality of the stairlift, not to mention the life span. It is also worth noting that stairlifts run on batteries, and once the cells in a battery die, the battery needs to be replaced and this is quite costly.
Warranty
Most new stairlifts come with a warranty, this is usually between 1 and 2 years and offers you extra peace of mind. A warranty, however, is only as good as the company that provides it so make sure you pick a reputable company that you trust. Don’t be afraid to ask how long they are in business, or if they can provide a reference.
Aftercare
Aftercare is a vital part of your stairlift purchase. You need to ensure you choose a company that you trust to be there in the event of a problem. Stairlifts have mechanical and moving parts so they will need to be serviced, repaired, or replaced.
Size matters
Always be conscious of how much a stairlift will obstruct other users on the stairs. Stairlifts are becoming slimmer and this means they will pose less obstruction for other stair users.
Any Questions?
Email us: info@needastairlift.ie
Our promise to you
We will listen to your questions and always give you an honest answer. We will only sell you what you need and remain as attentive AFTER your purchase as we were before.