We cover almost all of South Florida, from the Keys to Orlando, including Fort Lauderdale, Fort Myers, Key West, Miami, Naples, Palm Beach and Sarasota.

Yes, our showroom is located in Boynton Beach, in Palm Beach County, Florida. It features several demo units of our popular products, including the Savaria Vuelift.

Yes, you absolutely need permits for a home elevator in Florida! Most projects require an elevator permit for the elevator itself and a local building permit (from your city or county) for the structural, electrical, and mechanical work, as these are regulated by the Florida Building Code and local departments. We will help you obtain the elevator permit, while your builder or contractor needs to manage the local permits and inspections.

No, residential elevators in Florida do not necessarily require annual inspections.

Commercial elevators and lifts require mandatory annual inspections by a state-approved, third-party Qualified Elevator Inspector (QEI). This is to ensure the unit complies with the Florida Building Code (FBC) and ASME A17.1/CSA B44 standards, as well as adherence to specific state amendments for hurricane preparedness. Units that fail inspection may be subject to fines if violations aren’t corrected within 90 days.

Most projects that involve a traditional home elevator with a hoistway require an architect and/or engineer to design the hoistway, ensure structural integrity, and get permits. For our home elevator and lift models that do not require a shaftway or other major renovations—the Luma through-floor lift and the Savaria Vuelift panoramic elevator—may not require the services of a designer or engineer. We can help guide you to the right elevating solution after a site visit.

For a home elevator that requires a hoistway, you’ll require about 5 feet by 5 feet for a standard cab. Call us to explore options if you have limited space. The Vuelift Mini, for example, only needs a 50-inch footprint and can often fit inside a wraparound or circular staircase. For two-stop applications, the Savaria Luma only requires a 38″ by 47″ footprint.

Absolutely! We offer both vertical platform lift (VPL) and inclined platform lift (IPL) models that perform exceptionally well outdoors in Florida. Contact for a free consult to ensure the best match for your building and surrounding environment.

We do not offer any home elevators rated for outdoor use. However, our enclosure vertical platform wheelchair lifts can accommodate up to 4 stops over 23′ of travel, and are robust and reliable for outdoor applications, making them a popular choice for this type of project.

Typical installations require a builder and an electrician. We always discuss with you up-front what work needs to be undertaken by others, so you are aware of what needs to happen on site.