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Pollock Residential Elevator
$5,000.00
Pollock Residential Elevator
Price Starts at $5,000 can be more based on specs and Build.
Smart, stylish, and space-saving – upgrade your home with the Pollock Residential Elevator. Designed to enhance both independence and everyday living, this innovative homelift installs quickly and with minimal construction. Shaftless elevators don’t require hoistways and are typically installed with just two rails – the Pollock Home Elevator runs up and down using two rails installed near a wall, ensuring that when the elevator cabin is parked on another floor, you still have full access to your living space. This modern home access solution is a perfect fit for those aging in place, multigenerational homes, or anyone looking for safe, convenient floor-to-floor travel.
- LED Mood Lights for fun effects
- Service Due indicator to alert the user when maintenance is due
- Trip counter to track the number of cycles through its lifespan
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- Shallow ramp on all models
- Cabin handrail with controls
- In-cabin diagnostic display
- Grey anti-slip vinyl
- Fire-rated aperture
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Warranty
- 2 year parts & components
Who would best benefit from a residential elevator
Those with limited mobility or reliant on mobility aids including canes, walkers, scooters, wheelchairs, and powerchairs would benefit from having a home elevator installed in their two-story home. If a resident struggles with joint pain, neurological disorders, or labored breathing should also consider an elevator. This home access solution is exceptionally beneficial when aging in place is the goal, as the cabin can accommodate any potential changes in mobility or if the user’s health and safety requires additional mobility aids. When stairs are no longer an option, the elevator will be there to give you a lift!
How should I decide between a stairlift and home e
When deciding between an elevator and a stairlift, it’s important to consider several points: mobility abilities, home layout, future needs, any potential health conditions, and affordability. If planning to age in place in your forever home, making the investment to purchase an elevator might be your best option. The elevator will be there to support any changes in mobility levels and accommodate mobility devices. Stairlifts are great options that are best for those who can stand and sit on their own with limited reliance on mobility aids.
Does the Elevator improve Home Value?
Yes, elevators improve the home value because they make multi-story homes accessible to those with mobility difficulties. This broadens the pool of future potential buyers. A stylish, well-integrated elevator, like the Pollock, adds a touch of luxury and sophistication, but also makes it easier to transport heavier or bulky items like laundry, groceries, or luggage).
Why choose an elevator over assisted living?
At first glance, assisted living or nursing homes might appear to be more cost effective. However, depending on the state and city, the annual cost can add up to well over the installed price of an elevator after a year of assisted living payments. Not to mention, the cost of moving to a single-story home can add up along with the stress of downsizing.
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