Veteran-owned, locally based elevator and stairlift installation, repair, and maintenance for Southlake homeowners — from the large custom estates off White Chapel to the newer homes around Town Square.
Southlake is a city of large, custom-built homes. Most of the housing stock went up from the 1990s onward — generously sized two- and three-story plans on slab foundations, often with a game room, media room, or guest suite on an upper floor that becomes hard to reach as a household ages. An elevator here isn’t a luxury add-on so much as the thing that keeps the whole house usable.
Because nearly every Southlake home sits on a slab, a pneumatic vacuum elevator is frequently the cleanest answer — it needs no pit and no machine room, and it can be placed in an open stairwell or corner without major structural work. Homes designed with a shaft or with space to build one can take a hydraulic elevator instead. We’ll walk your home, recommend the right fit, and handle City of Southlake permitting and inspections for you.
Pneumatic and hydraulic home elevators for Southlake homes.
Straight & curved stairlifts, often installed in a single day.
Installation, modernization & ADA upgrades for Southlake businesses.
Fast local repair & annual service for stairlifts and elevators.
Estate-level homes deserve an install that looks like it was always meant to be there. We plan placement, trim, and finish alongside your existing millwork — not around it.
In most cases, yes. Southlake’s newer custom homes usually have enough interior space to place a pneumatic vacuum elevator with minimal structural change, and larger plans often have a stacked closet or open stairwell that works well. See our Texas retrofit guide for how we evaluate a home.
Usually a pneumatic vacuum elevator, because it doesn’t require a pit dug into the slab or a separate machine room. Hydraulic elevators are an option when the home already has a shaft or space to frame one. Our no-pit slab guide explains the difference.
Yes — straight and curved stairlifts, both new and second-hand units. Curved staircases are common in Southlake’s custom homes, and a curved rail is built to the exact shape of your stairs.
Yes. Residential elevators require permitting and inspection in Southlake, and we manage the full process as part of the install.
Tell us about your home and mobility needs — our local team will recommend the right stairlift or elevator and walk you through exactly what’s involved.
