Atlanta Chair Lifts | Stair Lifts | Wheelchair Lifts | Elevators
A stair lift, wheel chair lift, or elevator may be just the thing you need to keep you from having to move to a one-story home. There are many wonderful options these days.
When you have your installation performed by a contractor who is state certified and insured, you can be confident that everything is done correctly and safely. To insure your lift is covered by your Home Owners insurance, make sure your installer provides you with the Georgia Dept. of Labor's installation permit. (This is part of your cost.)
When considering any type of contractor, it is always advisable to call at least six of their references. Ask for details about the experience each had with the contractor. If it is all good, continue by saying, "Please tell me of any little problem you may have had with this person." This last question tells the person called that it is okay to talk about any minor problems, which may or may not be minor to you.
If money is an issue, you may want to investigate obtaining a Reverse Mortgage, especially if you need some home improvements to be able to stay in your home as long as possible.
As always, call the Better Business Bureau to make sure there have been no reported complaints. (This number is located in the Quick Guide of your SRD: 404-688-4910).
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