The cost of a stairlift depends on a few key factors unique to your home. The biggest influence is your staircase itself. Straight staircases tend to be simpler, while stairs with curves, landings, or turns require a custom-designed rail that affects the final price.

Your selected features can also play a role. Options such as a powered swivel seat, which helps you turn the chair more easily at the top of the stairs, can add to the overall cost.

There are also certain layout-related considerations. On straight staircases, a retractable rail may be recommended if there’s a doorway at the bottom of the stairs. On curved staircases, a 90-degree turn at the top or bottom can be built into the rail so the chair parks neatly out of the way when not in use.

Because every staircase and every home is different, the best way to understand your options is through a quick, free home visit from a local advisor who can provide a clear, personalized quote.

Stannah offers a full range of stairlifts in Massachusetts, including straight and curved indoor models, as well as a straight outdoor stairlift designed to handle the elements. Each option is built to match the layout of your stairs and provide comfortable, reliable access throughout your home.

The main limitation in whether we can install a stairlift is the surface it attaches to. Stairlifts mount to the floor or ground—not the wall—so as long as the installation surface is solid, we can typically install. The only exceptions are brick and composite wood surfaces, which cannot be used to anchor the rail.

Availability is strong across the US thanks to several factors. For areas where Stannah operates direct to consumer, we maintained a well-stocked, centralized warehouse, which keeps straight stairlift rails and all other model parts readily stocked for faster delivery. Stannah curved stairlifts are custom-built for your staircase, ensuring a precise fit and consistent availability. In addition, our nationwide distributor network helps extend coverage, product availability, and service support—making it easier to get the right stairlift installed quickly in your area.

If you’re unsure which style works best for your home, a local advisor can walk you through all available options during a free, in-home visit.

Stannah stairlifts in Massachusetts are installed exclusively by technicians who have been trained in-house—whether they’re employed directly by Stannah or by one of our trusted distributor partners. Every technician completes Stannah’s own training program to ensure consistent quality, proper installation, and a smooth experience in your home.

We do not use third-party contractors, and we strongly advise against hiring one independently. Unauthorized installation or service can affect performance and will void your warranty. With Stannah or an authorized distributor, you can be confident that your stairlift is installed correctly and supported by a team that knows the product inside and out.

Yes. If you’re working with Stannah directly, you can expect flexible buying options including rentals regardless of the state you live in. Availability of reconditioned units, however, may vary based on our inventory. 

Some distributors may offer rentals and/or reconditioned units, but not all. The best approach is to check with your local Stannah office or distributor to confirm what’s available in your area and determine which option is the best fit for your home.

Stannah’s warranty is designed to give you long-term peace of mind. Every new Stannah stairlift purchased directly from us includes coverage for major parts and components. Your warranty also includes labor coverage for the first year.

Reconditioned models come with their own warranty package as well, covering the motor gearbox and key parts for a defined period. No matter which option you choose, you’ll have reliable support from a team that knows your stairlift inside and out.

If your stairlift is installed by one of our distributor partners, most offer similar warranty terms, but coverage can vary from dealer to dealer. It’s always best to confirm the exact warranty details with your local Stannah office or distributor so you know precisely what’s included in your area.

Yes. Whether your stairlift was installed directly by Stannah or through one of our trusted distributors, you’ll have access to local technicians who can support you throughout the life of your stairlift.

To ensure consistent quality everywhere our products are sold, Stannah provides extensive training, certification, and ongoing support to all our technicians and those of our distributors. This helps maintain the same high standards of service, no matter where you live or who installed your stairlift. If you ever need maintenance, adjustments, or general support, help is always close by.

Stannah has been a global leader in stairlift engineering for more than 150 years, and that experience shows in every product we build. We design our stairlifts for long-term reliability, everyday comfort, and a smooth, easy ride—backed by a lifetime warranty on the motor gearbox for all new Stannah models.

Our curved stairlifts are custom-built to match the exact shape of your staircase, ensuring a precise fit and a clean, unobtrusive look. Straight stairlifts are kept in stock at our U.S. warehouse for fast delivery and installation. No matter your home layout, you’ll get a solution tailored to your space—not a one-size-fits-all rail.

Stannah also stands out for service. Our technicians—and our distributor partners’ technicians—are trained in-house to Stannah’s standards, so you receive consistent, expert installation and support. With thousands of five-star reviews, third-party customer satisfaction awards, and a strong network of local advisors, Stannah delivers trusted, personalized service from the first call to long after installation.

The best way to know which Stannah stairlift model is best for your home is through a quick, in-home visit from one of our advisors. Every staircase is different—straight, curved, narrow, steep, or multi-landing—and a home visit allows us to take exact measurements, review layout details, and show you which models and features would work best in your space.

During the visit, your advisor will walk you through chair styles, rail options, and helpful add-ons, and explain how each one fits your stairs and your daily routine. They’ll also identify any unique considerations, like doorways, landings, or parking positions, so you get a perfectly tailored recommendation rather than a guess.

An in-home survey is free, takes only a short amount of time, and gives you a clear, personalized picture of what will work in your home. It’s the easiest—and most accurate—way to choose the right stairlift for your Massachusetts home.