Yes, yearly checkups are essential to keep your home elevator functioning smoothly and safely. We recommend an annual service check to inspect the elevator’s mechanical parts, safety features, and electronics. This helps ensure longevity and prevents costly repairs.

Yes! installing a home elevator can increase your property value. Homebuyers view elevators as a luxury feature and a convenience, particularly for homes with multiple stories or for buyers with mobility concerns. It also future-proofs your home for aging in place.

Yes! home elevators can be installed in existing homes. The AHS Elevator is compact and can be customized to fit small spaces without requiring extensive structural modifications. It's shaftless design allows it to be installed nearly anywhere in your home. Professionals can assess your home to recommend the best installation options with minimal disruption.

For most home elevators, you need a ceiling height of at least 7'6". The track should be 4" away from walls, with a small gap between the track and the stairs. Elevator cabs are usually 36–60 inches deep and 48–60 inches wide, with a height of at least 80 inches. Some smaller models fit in a 3 ft by 3 ft space but may not accommodate wheelchairs. Depending on the elevator type, you might need to dig an 8-inch pit, though some models are pitless. It's best to have a professional assess your home for exact requirements.

Home elevators are designed to operate quietly. With advancements in hydraulic or traction systems, modern elevators make minimal noise, ensuring a peaceful home environment. Any slight noise generated is typically during the ascent or descent and is very unobtrusive.

Our standard model can carry 1-2 Persons (400lbs), If a greater weight capacity is necessary we have models which support more weight.