Elite Lift and Elevator

02/10/2020

Fun fact - There are over 700,000 elevators across the U.S.!

02/07/2020

At Elite Lift and Elevator, we work hard to provide our clients with top-notch elevators that they can rely on. Give us a call today!
https://www.elevatorsandstairlifts.com/

02/03/2020

We have been installing custom elevators and stair lifts for more than 25 years. We empower customers towards greater mobility.

01/31/2020

Did you know that New York City was home to the first elevator? It was installed in a five-story building in Brooklyn in 1857.

01/29/2020

A stairlift can benefit anyone who, at home or at work, is in need of stair climbing assistance. Check this out!:

What Is A Stairlift? A stairlift (or stair lift) is a device that helps aging or disabled individuals get up and down stairs more safely. There are different types of stairlifts depending on the length of a staircase and/or the specific needs of the consumer. This post explains the basics!

01/27/2020

Trivia question: What are the two major types of elevators used today?
Answer: Hydraulic and roped.

01/24/2020

Pro Tip: To avoid injury, never try to stop a closing elevator door with your hands, foot, or any other part of your body.

01/22/2020

Elite Lift and Elevator provides free in-home estimates on installation of residential stair lifts and elevators to suit every budget and lifestyle. Call us today at (360) 253-7346 to learn more.

01/20/2020

In addition to a stairlift or elevator, what steps have you taken, or would you like to take, to make your home or office more accessible?

01/17/2020

Have you ever wondered about the history of the elevator? Read about it in this article:

Elevators have shaped the social and architectural landscape of the modern city, but their basic technology has gone relatively unchanged for 160 years.

01/15/2020

Can you guess how many trips in an elevator the average person takes per day?
Answer: 4!

01/13/2020

Curious about how elevators work? Find out all about the process, here:

An easy-to-understand explanation of how an elevator works with counterweights (to save energy) and safety braking systems (to protect the people inside).