Home & Vehicle Accessibility in Lexington, KY

Yes. Our Lexington office at 2424 Palumbo Drive installs stairlifts, wheelchair ramps, and automobile lifts throughout Fayette County and the surrounding Bluegrass region — including Nicholasville, Georgetown, Versailles, Richmond, Winchester, and Paris — with service reaching into central and eastern Kentucky.

Straight stairlifts typically run $3,000 to $7,000 installed and curved stairlifts run $10,000 to $18,000, depending on your staircase. Ramp cost depends almost entirely on rise, since rise determines length. Vehicle lift pricing depends on your vehicle and mobility device.

Every free in-home assessment includes an exact written quote — or try the accessibility cost estimator for a ballpark figure first.

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

Yes. Altamira Ltd. is a certified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB), verified in the VA's official vendor database, and we've served more than 25,000 veterans nationwide.

Possibly — but the program depends on the product. For ramps and other permanent home modifications, veterans may qualify for the HISA grant — up to $6,800 for a service-connected disability, or a non-service-connected one if you hold a service-connected rating of at least 50%, and up to $2,000 otherwise.

Stairlifts are different: the VA excludes stair glides from HISA, but Prosthetic and Sensory Aids Service can furnish one when a VA provider determines it's medically necessary. For vehicle lifts, VA Automobile Adaptive Equipment benefits may apply instead.

Our guide to the differences between HISA, SAH, and SHA grants breaks down which fits which situation. Eligibility is determined by the VA, so get written confirmation before purchasing.

Yes. Financing is available for qualified buyers, so you can spread the cost across monthly payments rather than paying up front. Our complete funding guide also covers Kentucky Medicaid waivers, Area Agency on Aging assistance, and nonprofit grants. Note that Medicare generally does not cover home accessibility modifications.

We're an authorized dealer for Bruno and Harmar stairlifts and vehicle lifts, plus EZ-Access for wheelchair ramps. Every product carries a full manufacturer warranty backed by service from our own Lexington technicians.

Most straight stairlifts and modular ramps are installed in about a day. Curved stairlifts require a custom-fabricated rail, so plan on 3 to 5 weeks between your assessment and installation day — though the installation itself is still typically a single visit. Vehicle lifts are usually completed in a few hours.

No. The rail mounts to your stair treads rather than your walls, so there's no structural work and no drywall repair afterward. If the lift is ever removed, only small fastener holes in the treads remain. Modular ramps work the same way — they rest on adjustable footings with no concrete or excavation.

Yes. Our Lexington 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 (859) 721-9099 to schedule service.

Yes. Outdoor stairlifts are rated from 0°F to 125°F with marine-grade vinyl seating and corrosion-resistant components, and aluminum ramps have a grooved, slip-resistant surface that sheds water. In snow or ice, both should be cleared like any walkway — our technicians walk you through proper deicing before they leave.

Request a free, no-obligation consultation or call our Lexington office at (859) 721-9099. A Kentucky-based mobility specialist will schedule your in-home assessment, measure your space, and give you an exact written quote.