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What used to be reserved for wealthy families who have the means to afford them has now become common and readily accessible for many more families. Having a home elevator is still regarded as an upscale item that is normally seen in more expensive homes and areas, but more and more people are opting to

When your day to day life doesn’t include a wheelchair, do you really notice what could cause issues for those who depend on wheelchairs? Think about your home and the daily tasks you do there.  Simply getting into your home can be problematic for someone in a wheelchair.  If there are steps leading up to

Access Elevator, Inc. is proud to announce its newest location, the Access Mobility Center, at 1314 W. College Ave. in Appleton, Wisconsin. Access Elevator is the Midwest’s leader in mobility products for your home, business, or vehicle. The Access Mobility Center will be open for business June 1st, 2020 with a grand opening planned later

You’ve lived in your home for decades, and you really don’t want to move. Unfortunately, your home includes stairs to the second floor, and you rarely venture up there because it’s often too difficult to navigate the stairs. Or you sometimes feel that you may fall, so you don’t bother because you don’t want to

Platform lifts are an economical alternative to more expensive mobility options in Appleton, Oshkosh, and surrounding areas. Many platform lifts can be installed in existing stairways and utilize the stair landings as support. Many models also feature the ability to be folded out of the way when not needed. Models come in a variety of

Due to the COVID-19 situation, the Cudahy, Wisconsin office of Access Elevator will be closed on Fridays through May 1st, 2020. Our hours of business will be 8:00 am – 4:30 pm, Monday – Thursday. Updates to these hours will be posted on our website blog, Twitter, and Facebook pages.

More companies now than ever are taking the necessary steps to make their businesses handicap friendly for those with disabilities. From wheelchair ramps, interpreters for hearing impaired persons, and taped text aids, businesses are finally beginning to improve access for all people, creating a more inclusive environment. Small businesses that comply with ADA guidelines to

Losing mobility is difficult for both the person affected as well as caregivers. Whether due to aging, accident or illness trying to navigate even one or two steps when you’re losing your mobility is often difficult; trying to climb an entire set of stairs can be next to impossible. Making your home more comfortable for

Due to the COVID-19 statewide shutdown in Illinois, our team is working remotely from home. Response times may take longer than usual. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Accessibility is the name of the game, whether you are talking about getting into and out of your home, or having access to buildings for work or business. Wheelchair lifts provide a fast, easy and economical way to add this accessibility, and there are a variety of models to suit the needs of the application