stair lifts
Regain full use of your home’s multi-level layout with precision-installed motorized stair lifts. Engineered for smooth operation and user safety, our lift systems provide a practical solution for navigating stairs without physical strain. We focus on low-impact installations that preserve your home's aesthetics while providing a dependable, long-term mobility aid tailored to your specific staircase configuration.
Safety
Fast Installation
Custom-Fit Solutions
Locally Owned & Operated
How It Works
Installation is just the beginning — we're here for maintenance, questions, and future upgrades.
Schedule a Consultation
The first step is a simple conversation. Reach out to our team to schedule a convenient time for us to visit your home. We’ll assess your unique space, listen to your specific mobility needs, and discuss which accessibility solutions—from custom ramps to stairlifts—will work best for your lifestyle.
Get a Transparent Quote
After our visit, we provide a transparent, no-obligation estimate. We don’t believe in "one size fits all," so your quote includes a customized layout designed for your home’s architecture. You’ll get a clear price and a project timeline with no hidden fees or surprises.
Professional Installation
Our technicians will arrive on time and complete the job with attention to detail. We test everything and leave your space clean.
Post-Installation Support
We walk you through how to use your new system and remain available for follow-up questions, maintenance, or future support.
See What Our Customers Are Saying
"Quick, clean, and professional."
After my knee surgery, I was essentially living on the first floor of my home because the stairs had become a mountain I couldn't climb. The team at Woody’s was incredible. They treated me like family and explained exactly how the stairlift would work with my narrow hallway.
- Margaret H.
"Honest service you can trust."
We needed a safe way for my father to get in and out of the house for his appointments. Woody’s came out for a consultation and had a high-quality modular ramp installed and ready to use in just a few days. The stability is night and day compared to the temporary solutions we tried before.
- James R.
Everything You Need to Know
Find straightforward information regarding installation timelines, technical requirements, and equipment maintenance. Our goal is to provide the data you need to make an informed decision about your home’s accessibility.
What areas do you serve?
We operate in the Greater Wichita Area.
How long does a typical installation take?
Most installations can be completed within one day.
Can a ramp or lift be removed if I no longer need it?
Absolutely. One of the benefits of our modular aluminum ramps and stairlift systems is that they are semi-permanent. They are bolted together rather than poured in concrete or built into the walls. If the equipment is no longer needed, it can be professionally dismantled and removed, often leaving the original structure of your home or porch exactly as it was.
How much space is required for a wheelchair ramp?
To ensure a safe and manageable incline, we generally follow the 1:12 slope ratio (for every 1 inch of vertical rise, 12 inches of ramp length are required). For example, if you have a 24-inch porch height, you will likely need 24 feet of ramp. During our free consultation, we measure your available space to determine the best configuration, including any necessary turns or landings.
Will a stairlift work on my specific staircase?
Yes, we can install lifts on almost any type of staircase. Straight stairlifts are installed on a standardized rail, while curved stairlifts use custom-manufactured rails designed to follow the exact contours of your stairs, including landings and fan-shaped steps. Our lifts are mounted to the stair treads, not the wall, so no structural modifications to your home are required.
What happens to my stairlift if the power goes out?
Most modern stairlifts are powered by onboard batteries that continuously charge when the lift is parked at the top or bottom of the stairs. In the event of a power outage, the lift will still have enough charge to complete several trips, ensuring you are never stranded on one level of your home.
