Searching for a stair lift and wheelchair ramp company usually means you need more than one accessibility solution. Maybe a loved one struggles with the stairs but also needs a safe way to get a wheelchair in and out of the house. Instead of hiring separate contractors for each project, Able Care Group provides both stairlifts and ramps under one roof, with the same team handling the assessment, installation and ongoing service.
Why Choose One Company for Stairlifts and Ramps?
Coordinating accessibility upgrades with several vendors creates extra work: different estimates, different installation crews, different warranties to track. When a single company handles both the stairlift and the ramp, you get one consultation, one installation timeline, and one team accountable for every product in your home or building.
This matters most when a property needs a combined solution — for example, a stairlift for an interior staircase and a ramp for the front entrance. Because the same team assesses both, the project is planned as a whole rather than as disconnected pieces.
The Stairlifts We Install
Every staircase is different, which is why we install several stairlift configurations for homes and businesses:
- Straight rail stairlifts for staircases with no turns or landings
- Curved rail stairlifts, custom-fitted for staircases with bends, landings or spirals
- Outdoor stairlifts, built to stand up to the weather on porches, decks and exterior steps
For offices, medical buildings, houses of worship and other public spaces, see our commercial stairlifts, built for more riders and more trips a day than a residential unit.
The Ramps We Install
Ramps are often the first accessibility upgrade a property needs, whether it’s a single step at the front door or a longer run at a business entrance. We install modular aluminum ramps, which go up quickly and can be reconfigured if your needs change, and threshold ramps for the small rise at a doorway.
For homeowners, our residential ramps are designed to fit the home’s entryway while meeting slope and safety requirements. For businesses, our commercial ramps are built for higher foot traffic and ADA requirements.
Residential vs Commercial Accessibility Needs
Homes and businesses have very different accessibility demands. A residential project is usually about one person’s day-to-day mobility — getting safely from the driveway to the front door, or from the first floor to the second. A commercial project has to account for many users, more daily use, and often stricter code requirements.
We design each installation around its setting: quieter, space-conscious stairlifts and ramps for private homes, and heavier-duty, higher-capacity systems for offices, medical facilities and public buildings. Our commercial accessibility solutions page covers the business side in more detail.
The Benefits of Working with a Single Accessibility Provider
When one company handles both your stairlift and your ramp, you gain:
- A single point of contact for quotes, scheduling and questions
- Coordinated installation timelines instead of juggling two separate contractors
- One team familiar with your whole property, not just one piece of equipment
- Simpler long-term maintenance and support for every system installed
Where We Work in New Jersey and New York
Able Care Group is a family-owned company based in Elmwood Park, New Jersey, installing and servicing stairlifts and ramps since 1990. We work with homes and businesses in 14 New Jersey counties — Bergen, Essex, Gloucester, Hudson, Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex, Morris, Ocean, Passaic, Somerset, Sussex, Union and Warren — and 6 New York counties: Dutchess, Orange, Putnam, Richmond, Rockland and Westchester.
We hold New Jersey elevator and home improvement contractor licenses and a New York State elevator contractor license, and we offer a discount for veterans.
One Assessment, One Quote
If you’re planning an accessibility upgrade — a stairlift, a ramp, or both — our team can walk the property, recommend the right combination of products, and give you a single quote covering the entire project.
Contact us to schedule a free consultation for your stairlift and wheelchair ramp project.
