A vertical platform lift sits on a level concrete pad beside your porch or deck and attaches at the upper landing. We handle the site visit, pad specifications, electrical needs and any city or mobile home park paperwork, then install the lift in about a day once the pad is ready.
Single-wide and double-wide manufactured homes usually need 24 to 48 inches of lift, the sweet spot for the Harmar VPL400-X, Mac's PL-50 and Savaria Multilift. We match the platform size to your wheelchair, power chair or scooter and the space beside your entry.
For higher entries, the Harmar Highlander II (up to 14 ft), Bruno 10 ft units and Mac's extended lifts work like a small outdoor elevator. Harmar's enclosure kit adds weather protection and privacy.
Battery backup keeps a porch lift running through power outages (standard on Bruno 10 ft units, optional on many others), and every lift has a manual lowering method. Upper and lower landing gates with interlocks keep the lift from moving unless the gates are closed and locked. Standard safety features include obstruction sensors, emergency stops, non-skid platforms and constant-pressure controls that stop the lift the instant you let go.
Our own technicians service Harmar, Bruno, Savaria and Mac's lifts. Annual maintenance keeps the drive, batteries, gates and safety sensors in top shape and protects your warranty.
Reconditioned porch lifts are the most affordable way to add wheelchair access to a mobile home. We buy, sell and trade used vertical platform lifts and install them with our own crews. Call 800-727-1954 for current inventory at half off the regular price.
Electropedic installs vertical platform lifts in mobile home and manufactured home communities across San Diego County, from Oceanside, Vista and Escondido to El Cajon, Santee, Chula Vista and the South Bay, and throughout Orange County, Riverside, San Bernardino, Long Beach, Irvine, Santa Ana and Anaheim.
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