Residential elevators for townhouses and family homes
Freedom elevators are our traditional models, driven by a traction or hydraulic system with a 950 lb. lifting capacity.
Vision elevators are panoramic, stand-alone models with no hoistway, a minimal footprint and a 360 degree view. They run on a winding drum system or pneumatic vacuum technology.
Jump to the Visi-48, Visi-58, Visi Mini, Vision EC, Vision 350, 450 or 550.
An Artisan elevator blends into your home or house plans, fits where others cannot and is designed around your style and decor. Bring us your vision and we will make it real.
Our most popular home elevator, the Freedom Green uses an environmentally friendly counterweight system and a highly energy-efficient motor.
The Freedom Hydro is a hydraulic home elevator with a very smooth, quiet ride.
For a luxurious experience, choose the Freedom Elite.
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The Visi-48 is an octagonal home elevator with crystal-clear acrylic panels.
The Visi-58 is a round elevator that brings art and engineering together.
The Visi Mini fits tight to a corner and carries two standing passengers.
The Vision EC is a two-stop accessibility lift that travels through a floor cut-out and retrofits easily.
The Vision 350 is the world’s smallest residential elevator and fits even a modest-sized home.
The two-passenger Vision 450 fits almost anywhere in the home without the footprint of a traditional elevator.
The Vision 550 is the largest air-driven residential model and suits wheelchair users who want to avoid a big construction project.
Made to your decor, or a glass panoramic showpiece in a shape of its own, an Artisan elevator is one of a kind.
Colonial townhouses in Annapolis, rowhouses in Baltimore and multi-level homes across Washington and Northern Virginia have one thing in common: a lot of stairs. Nationwide Lifts of Maryland designs and installs residential elevators that take those stairs out of the picture.
We explain every option at a free in-home visit. Request yours or call (202) 480-2921.
Narrow, tall houses are our most common project. Compact and pneumatic models have a small footprint, and stacked closets or a rear room often provide the space. Read home elevators for townhouses and rowhouses and, for older properties, adding an elevator to a historic home.
Budget guidance is in home elevator cost in the DC area. If you are building, planning a home elevator in new construction shows what to ask your architect for. Waterfront owners should see home elevators for waterfront and elevated homes.
A stair lift covers a single staircase for far less, a platform lift handles a short rise, and a dumbwaiter carries the groceries. Request a free in-home visit.
Often, yes. Compact and pneumatic elevators have a small footprint, and stacked closets or a rear room can provide the space. We assess each house individually.
Most home elevators serve between two and four levels, depending on the model. Tell us which floors you need to reach and we will recommend a suitable type.
No. Many owners install one for convenience, to plan ahead for later life, or simply to move luggage, laundry and groceries in a tall house.
Yes. Regular maintenance keeps an elevator safe and reliable, and we look after the equipment we install.
