How much does a home lift cost?

An Aritco home lift is more than a practical addition. It’s a lifestyle investment that enhances comfort, accessibility, and modern design. Whether you’re futureproofing your home, planning for multigenerational living, or simply creating a more beautiful and functional space, a home lift can transform how you experience your home.

There’s no universal price tag, the cost of a residential lift depends on the model, number of floors, design preferences, and installation conditions. Therefore, you can control the price to suit your budget.

The price of a home lift is usually less than you think, often comparable to other common home renovations, such as updating a kitchen or bathroom. And like these kinds of renovations, each Aritco home lift can be individually tailored, which means you can shape both the style and the price according to your needs.

In addition, a home lift can enhance your property’s market appeal. It adds to property value not only through design but by making your home more accessible and adaptable for all stages of life. It’s a lasting upgrade that brings daily comfort and long-term return.

In addition to its design flexibility, Aritco home lifts are built for long-term affordability. Each lift is engineered for energy efficiency, consuming less power than a modern washing machine. Maintenance needs are minimal, keeping ongoing costs low throughout its 20–25 year lifespan.

Model and size
Aritco offers several models to suit different spaces and needs. The Aritco HomeLift Compact is the most affordable option, perfect for smaller homes or apartments where space is limited. For larger installations or when design is a priority, the Aritco HomeLift provides more room for customization. The Aritco HomeLift Access is designed to accommodate up to a full-size wheelchair and a companion, ideal for users with mobility needs who require additional space and comfort.

Number of floors
Adding more stops or levels naturally increases cost, as it involves additional materials and installation time.

Design and customization
Each Aritco home lift can be tailored to your personal taste. Standard colors are included at no extra cost, while custom finishes, DesignWalls, or glass shafts can elevate both style and price.

Installation conditions
The complexity of installation depends on your property. In new builds, architects can integrate a lift from the start, simplifying the process. For existing homes, small adjustments like creating floor openings or a shallow 5 cm pit may be required.

Add-on features
Optional extras such as remote controls, emergency phones, or external call stations can also influence the total price, though most smart features, including the Aritco SmartLift app for light, safety and status control, come as standard.

When comparing costs, Aritco home lifts often prove more beneficial than other accessibility solutions. While a stair or chair lift may seem like a lower upfront investment, these options can be less discreet, have shorter lifespans, and may actually decrease property value. Their use is also limited to a single seated person, and they can’t accommodate a wheelchair, walking aid, or even everyday items.

A home lift, by contrast, offers access for everyone in the household, providing the freedom to move easily between floors, whether using mobility equipment or simply carrying groceries or laundry.