Salem · Essex County, MA
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Bruno Diamond Dealer · serves Essex County
Straight, curved & outdoor stair lifts with used and rental options. Also installs wheelchair ramps, tub cut-outs, and transfer aids.
Family-owned · serves MA & NH
5-year parts & labor warranty — the longest in the market. Straight lifts installed in 10 days or less from order.
Newburyport, MA · 30+ years serving MA, NH & Maine
Sales, installation and 24-hour emergency repair for stairlifts, wheelchair ramps, and residential elevators.
Based in Beverly · serves Greater Boston
Professional stairlift installation, service, and removal — including buy-back and removal of lifts you no longer need.
Serves MA, NH, ME, VT & RI
Installs stairlifts, accessibility ramps, and vacuum elevators across New England.
Salem, NH · family-run since 2019, BBB accredited
Sales, service and installation of stairlifts, home elevators, and vertical platform lifts for homes and commercial spaces.
Franklin, MA · manufacturer-direct since 1992
Manufacturer-direct sales, installation and service of straight and curved stairlifts, platform lifts, and mini home elevators across greater Boston.
West Boylston, MA · serving MA residents since 1996
Indoor and outdoor stair lifts and modular ramp systems, new, refurbished, or rental. Buys back and removes lifts and ramps you no longer need.
North Attleboro, MA
Sales and installation of wheelchair ramps, stairlifts, platform lifts, tubs and tub modifications; equipment rentals; helps find funding.
Lakeville, MA · Medicare/Medicaid accredited, 28+ years
Durable medical equipment provider: ceiling lifts, Bruno stairlifts, and wheelchair ramps for homes, hospitals, and schools across Massachusetts.
Randolph, MA · family-owned since 1998, serves Greater Boston & beyond
Wheelchair ramps, stair lifts, vertical platform lifts and grab bars — rent or buy, free evaluation, ramps installed in as little as one day.
Beverly, MA (Cummings Center) · licensed (MA HIC #214856), serves North Shore & Greater Boston
Sales, installation, and rental of Handicare straight and curved stairlifts.
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A straight indoor stairlift typically runs $3,000–$5,000 installed. Curved staircases require a custom rail and usually cost $10,000–$15,000. Several local installers offer rentals (roughly $125–$250/month) and refurbished units that can cut the price significantly.
Original Medicare generally does not cover stairlifts. Some MassHealth programs and the Massachusetts Home Modification Loan Program (HMLP) can help with home-access modifications — ask each installer what funding paperwork they'll handle for you.
A straight stairlift is usually installed in 3–4 hours. Curved lifts take 4–8 hours plus a few weeks of lead time for the custom rail. Some local companies install straight lifts within 10 days of ordering.
Yes. Lifts bolt to the stair treads, not the wall, and can be removed with little trace — especially on carpeted stairs. Some companies buy back or remove lifts you no longer need.
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Salem's charm and its stair problem come from the same place: its age. This is a city of Federal, Colonial, and Victorian homes, many of them historic, and the older the house the steeper and narrower the staircase tends to be — tight turns, a landing halfway up, treads built for a different era. For a longtime Salem resident who wants to stay in a home they love near Salem Common or out toward the Willows, those stairs are frequently the one real obstacle. A stairlift can be fitted to even a curved or narrow historic staircase, though those installations call for a custom rail and a careful measure, so it's worth talking to more than one installer. Every company below serves Salem and can come assess the specific staircase before quoting. The Salem Council on Aging and senior center can point families toward the Home Modification Loan Program and other Massachusetts resources. If the staircase is straight, expect a quick install; if it curves or has a landing, plan for a few weeks of lead time on the rail.