When most people picture an elevator, they imagine themselves at a shopping mall or heading to the top floor of a high-rise apartment building or skyscraper. But did you know that it’s possible to install an elevator in your residential property as well? House elevators in Philadelphia like those available from 101 Mobility can make a property safer—but who benefits most from installation? If you or someone you love fits into one of the following situations, an in-home elevator may improve your quality of life.

Men and women living with a disability. A disability, especially one that affects motor movement, can be life-changing. Men and women living with a disability frequently find that simple tasks in their home like moving up and down flights of stairs can feel impossible. An in-home elevator can help those living with a disability to enjoy a safer life and regain full control over their space again.

Senior citizens. Older men and women frequently have difficulty navigating staircases, and poor eyesight and a weaker grip strength can make the stairs an even more dangerous hazard. Senior citizens can enjoy a sense of independence and peace-of-mind when they install a residential elevator in their space.

Families with small children. An in-home elevator does more than just help more fragile individuals move throughout the home—it also adds an extra layer of security and peace-of-mind for parents. Families with small children may enjoy the added layer of protection that home elevators provide by preventing accidents on the stairs.

101 Mobility of Greater Philadelphia employs a team of factory certified technicians to safely install every home elevator and residential wheelchair lift in Camden County. Anyone interested in learning more about the benefits of adding a residential elevator or lift to their home is encouraged to make the call to 101 Mobility today at 215-987-4367.