Residential elevators for family and mountain homes
Freedom elevators are our traditional models. They run on a traction drive or a hydraulic system and lift 950 lbs.
Vision elevators are panoramic and stand alone, with no hoistway. They have a minimal footprint and a 360 degree view, and they use either a winding drum system or pneumatic vacuum technology.
Cab sizes range from single passenger to wheelchair accommodating, with up to 50 feet and 5 stops. See the Visi-48, Visi-58, Visi Mini, Vision EC, Vision 350, 450 and 550.
An Artisan custom elevator is designed for one home. It can blend into your house or your plans, fit where other elevators cannot and match your style and decor. Bring us your vision and we will turn it into a reality.
The Freedom Green, our most popular home elevator, uses an environmentally friendly counterweight system and a highly energy-efficient motor.
The Freedom Hydro is a hydraulic home elevator with a very smooth, quiet ride.
The Freedom Elite is the luxurious option.
Freedom Elite Video
The Visi-48 is an octagonal home elevator with crystal-clear acrylic panels.
The Visi-58 is a round home elevator that combines engineering and design.
The Visi Mini takes two standing passengers and installs tight to a corner to save space.
The Vision EC is a two-stop accessibility lift that passes through a simple floor cut-out, so it is easy to add to an existing home.
The Vision 350 is the world’s smallest residential elevator, sized for homes where space is tight.
The Vision 450 is a two-passenger air-driven elevator that fits where a traditional elevator would not.
The Vision 550 is the largest air-driven residential elevator available and provides wheelchair access without a large construction project.
An Artisan elevator may be made to suit your decor or built as a uniquely shaped glass panoramic showpiece.
Utah homes are built big, with living space on every level from the basement to the top floor. We install home elevators in Salt Lake City, Provo, Ogden and Park City that let everyone in the family reach all of it, whatever their age or mobility.
Call (801) 335-9089 or request a free in-home visit.
Many Utah houses were framed with stacked closets for a future elevator, and pneumatic models need no pit at all. Read can you install a home elevator in an existing Utah home and where pneumatic home elevators fit.
For budgeting, see home elevator cost on the Wasatch Front. For households with several generations under one roof, see home elevators for large and multigenerational families.
Building or remodeling in the mountains? See home elevators for Park City mountain homes. If one staircase is the only obstacle, a stair lift costs less, and a dumbwaiter handles the carrying. Request a free in-home visit.
Yes. Traditional and pneumatic elevators can serve the basement, the main floor and the upper floor.
Very much. The space is already aligned between floors, which reduces the construction needed.
In most cases, yes. A pneumatic elevator is often the easiest to add because it needs no pit or machine room.
Yes. Doors are interlocked and a key switch can prevent unsupervised use.
