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Residential Elevators – 2023 Customer Testimonial

Another positive residential elevator customer testimonial

In 2023, Home Elevators by PVE had the pleasure of interviewing a couple about their newly installed residential elevator. Seeking an alternative to taking the stairs, this husband and wife spoke about their desire to remain in their home of 32 years and their experience installing the self-supporting, eco-friendly vacuum elevator. Looking to access the bedroom on the 2^nd level of their residence, this balcony mounted application allowed the elevator to be free standing next to their 2^nd floor mezzanine. Offering a beautiful design feature inside their 2-story home, these homeowners chose the two-passenger PVE37 residential elevator, which including a folding seat inside the cabin, and purchased the elevator with a white exterior finish.

Watching & read the customer testimonial below to learn why this couple desired to age-in-place and how installing a Home Elevator by PVE allowed them to gain access to their 2nd floor bedroom!

Female Homeowner (FH): “I’ve been here thirty two years in our home.”

Male Homeowner (MH): “Same house for thirty two years! (laughs)”

“It’s almost, what, a year and a half ago since we had the home elevator installed. We should have done it a lot sooner.”

FH:

“It was an age thing, slash, bad back.”

MH:

“Just became more difficult using the staircase.”

FH:

“The house was perfect for us. Perfect. We didn’t want to give up our bedroom upstairs but we got older. Having the residential elevator has allowed us not to go through construction. And the home elevator fit perfectly in that corner. I don’t even use the stairs and the thought of going up the stairs… carrying the laundry? Forget it!”

MH:
“The home elevator is just so much easier going up and down than walking the staircase. We started researching home lifts and residential elevators. The difference between a lift and an elevator. And in the lift, it’s a safety factor because you’re holding a button to make it go up and down. In the home elevator it’s pressing one button, goes up. Pressing one button, and it goes down. And we’ve been very satisfied with the one button press up and down.”

FH:

“The elevator, it can be used anywhere. I think in any home, it would just melt into the décor.”

MH:

“And this home elevator is actually almost like a piece of art. It also is a big selling feature having the elevator put in the house. We ended up with the double one, which is the one that will carry both of us easily. We found that the middle one worked the best for us because if we had to go to a walker, we can put a walker in there.”

FH:

“It also carries a suitcase. It carries a dog.”

MH:

“Our dog has learned that she goes in one side and comes out the other.”

FH:

“It has made my life so much easier.”

MH:

“The home elevator is so much better and it’s just created a better lifestyle for us.”

FH:

“This is our dream.”

MH:

“But anytime anybody comes in here that hasn’t seen the elevator they go: wow! And then they say: Can we ride the elevator? And we say go ahead!”

Residential Elevators Frequently Asked Questions

Are our residential elevators noisy?

All elevators generate sound while the machinery is operational and PVE has machinery options that are as quiet, if not quieter than alternative products on the market. With the machinery only activated when the elevator is in use, residential elevators have a number of machinery options available for homeowners to choose from in order to fit their audio comforts and needs. View our machinery video online to learn more and to hear each machinery upgrade option available.

Are our residential elevators made out of glass?

While residential elevators are panoramic, they are manufactured using Polycarbonate Panels and are not manufactured using glass. Polycarbonate panels are much lighter and stronger than glass panels, with an impact resistance approximately 200 times stronger than glass. Each one of the panels on the elevator can be replaced in the event that a panel is damaged, scratched, etc.

How much space is needed for a residential elevator?

PVE’s self-supporting residential elevators require the least the amount of space and construction needed to install a home elevator. The requirements vary depending on the residential elevator model chosen and the type of application. With three models to choose from, each residential elevator model has a different exterior diameter. With residential elevator installations, there are 2 types of applications: through-floor and balcony mounted applications. For Through-Floor Applications, where the elevator will be traveling through the floor, the through-floor hole needs to be 2” inches greater than the exterior diameter of the elevator. For balcony Mounted applications, there needs to be the clear space to accommodate the exterior diameter of the elevator, and often a landing needs to be constructed to ensure ease of entry on the top floor. Speak with a PVE Sales Representative to verify the space needed to accommodate your desired residential elevator.

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Best Home Elevators ranked for the new year.

In 2023, a continued growing trend for owners of homes will be home elevators as a necessity to maintain their standard of living. For homeowners in 2023, home elevators will provide more mobility and accessibility to their homes. The benefits of “Aging in Place” are significant, both for your health and lifestyle. This guide will assist you in determining which home elevator solution is best suited to your project and needs.

Home Elevator Benefits

CDC analysis shows that 13.7% of American adults have mobility difficulties, while 16.9% of those over 65 have difficulty walking. Not only for the elderly, homeowners recovering from a serious injury, those with mobility issues or those looking to have loved ones such as parents moving in to their homes see home elevators as a safe and effective solution to gaining additional accessibility between floors.

Home elevators add value to your home and are elegant and long-lasting, unlike stair lifts that are unattractive and unpractical. An elevator can also enhance the aesthetics of your home if it’s designed well based on its technology and style. In short, homeowners who purchase a home elevator have not only elevated their standard of living but made a calculated investment towards the value of their home.

The installation of a home elevator increases the value of your home, and if you’re planning to sell your property in the future, it can increase the interest of potential buyers. In order to ensure climbing the stairs is no longer a tiring experience, installing a home elevator is the most engaging choice for both current and future homeowners.

With the vast benefits of installing a home elevator in your residence, it can be difficult for homeowners to choose the right elevator solution for their project and needs. To find out which elevator solution is best suited for your project and needs, read this guide to learn more about the different elevator solutions available.

Solutions For Home Elevators

It is important for homeowners to understand the mechanics and technology of each lift solution they are looking to purchase in order to choose the right one for their project.

Vacuum Elevators – When you’re not using the vacuum elevator, it only consumes a small amount of power. What’s more, its innovative design means that there’s no pre-construction shaft needed. This makes it great for homes with limited space. Plus, you’ll need less maintenance since oils, gas and lubricants aren’t required for operation. These units can also switch from ascending to descending at the touch of a button.

Hydraulic Elevators – In addition to a fully enclosed hoist way and pit on the ground floor, hydraulic elevators require another machine room for them to operate. This type of elevator needs more maintenance because it uses oils that can cost you additional service fees. As a result, it might be necessary to make more changes to your home in order to have this type of elevator installed.

Winding Drum Elevators – Winding drum elevators require a hoistway, pit and machine-room to operate. The drive may be located in an alternate room. Configurations are available so that the motor with its assembly may be placed easily for maintenance or service in the future. Hoistways should be provided, but tracks can be added if necessary on either side if a hoistway is unavailable. This increases costs during preconstruction and space requirements for installation.

Chain Drive Counterweight Elevators – Using a chain, like an enlarged bike chain, to torque the motor, Chain Drive Counterweight Elevators are a system of gears. A counterweight elevator requires an enclosed shaft and pit to operate, taking up more space in the home. Chains are more maintenance-friendly than cables because they don’t stretch so easily.

Traction Elevators – This elevator typically uses a pulley, counterweight or chain system, which rotates over a sheave to move passengers between floors, and requires a hoist way and pit for operation. Motors and operational components are usually located in the engine room rather than above the elevator cabin. It is the most common elevator solution in commercial buildings and requires annual maintenance to ensure proper operation.

Machine Room-Less Elevators (MRL) – For this system, the controller and elevator components are located inside the building. This eliminates the need for a separate machine room. This can work with traditional styles of elevators in small spaces where a separate machine room isn’t possible; however, entry into the elevator shaft is required to service the elevator which can be time-consuming. Still, the tower construction is necessary and adds time and cost to your project.

Shaftless Lift – A stairlift is a seat that is attached to a railing that serves as a track and takes the user up the stairs using a motorized gear. It is not visually appealing to own a stairlift because it travels much slower than a home elevator and its tracks are mounted on a wall, and homeowners often get rid of them when they decide to sell their house. Consequently, stair lifts aren’t the best long-term investment for your home.

Stairway Chair Lifts – A stairlift is a seat that is attached to a railing that serves as a track and takes the user up the stairs using a motorized gear. It is not visually appealing to own a stairlift because it travels much slower than a home elevator and its tracks are mounted on a wall, and homeowners often get rid of them when they decide to sell their house. Consequently, stair lifts aren’t the best long-term investment for your home.

Dumbwaiters – A dumbwaiter is a small freight elevator or lift used to transport food or clothing between floors. A dumbwaiter is much smaller in size than a certified elevator, so it is unsuitable for transporting passengers.

Vertical Platform Lift – Vertical Platform Lifts, also known as a VPL, are the perfect mobility solution for people who need to get from one floor to another. Its raised platform carries passengers up and down to their designated floor. These lifts sometimes can’t be installed if a ramp isn’t possible/ permitted by code. If you don’t know about this type of equipment, it should go without saying that it can only be installed inside or on the exterior of your home. And VPLs are not new construction accessible systems because budgeting for installation, annual maintenance and safety checks is often necessary.

Best Home Elevator: Pneumatic Vacuum Elevators

Vacuum elevators are the most innovative home elevators on the market–they revolutionized the way people and goods are transported vertically in home buildings. These self-supporting elevators have been installed in both new and existing structures all over the world. Vacuum technology, which draws power from clean, renewable air, is used to generate lift. This results in a system that offers an elegant design while being powered by the most abundant resource available.

30″ and 37″ options are perfect for smaller homes and condos. The PE30 goes up to 450 lbs, so you can take passengers on it as well. Its’ eco-friendly design has a minimal impact on your home, plus the operating cost is about $0.025 per ride!

Made in the USA and certified in all 50 states, Vacuum Elevators are manufactured at our factory located in Miami, FL. We have installed them in more than 90+ countries globally. All home elevators are pre-assembled and safety tested at the factory before shipping to ensure the highest quality & safety standards. With 18+ years on the market, Vacuum Elevators are an innovative option for any retro-fit or new construction project worldwide due to their versatility.

Home Elevator Frequently Asked Questions

Why Choose a Home Elevator by PVE?

Using air to generate power, this new type of home elevator is a cost-effective way to bring your home up to code. It requires much less construction, space, energy and maintenance than other types of lifts. The elevator is self-supporting and offers an eco-friendly solution for any project. These home elevators can travel 2-3 times as far as a traditional lift, or up 50 feet (15m). They are manufactured in Miami, Florida and can be installed within 2-3 days.

How safe are home elevators?

Fully certified home elevators are extremely safe for homeowners. PVE’s easy-to-install, self-supporting home elevators are fully certified by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers in all 50 states and 90+ countries globally under the European Machinery Directive, with 18+ years of experience in the market. In the event of a power failure while in operation, gravity will slowly bring the cabin down to the ground level, at which point the passenger is able to get out. All of the PVE home elevator models are fully equipped with mechanical car locking devices on each floor and have a full set of Type A Safety Brakes, meeting the most stringent requirements in the industry. In addition, per elevator code, these fully certified home elevators come equipped with an in-cabin phone to ensure the passenger can communicate in the event of an emergency. Pneumatic Vacuum Elevators, LLC has a very unique approach in the industry in that every elevator undergoes full operational testing at the factory before shipping, ensuring the highest quality standards are met.

What is the highest in travel you can go?

Custom built to the height of the home, Vacuum Elevators can travel up to 5 stops or 50 feet (15 m) in total rise.

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This holiday season, help your loved ones elevate their standard of living by purchasing a home elevator. Becoming more commonplace in households worldwide, installing a residential elevator has never been this easy or affordable. Not only will a home lift allow you to gain additional accessibility inside your home but installing a home elevator has been known to enhance the property value your residence as well. As more homeowners look to age-in-place, architects, home builders and real estate agents are actively seeking alternatives to stairs. But of all the elevator technologies and accessibility solutions available, which home lift is the right fit for your needs?

Install A Space-Saving Elevator

With three models to choose from, home elevators by PVE offer a variety of solutions to meet your projects space requirements and needs. As the world’s smallest fully certified elevator, the PVE30 is a single passenger elevator with a total lift capacity of 350 lbs. With only 30” inches in total exterior diameter, this lift occupies the least amount of space of any elevator on the market. As a result, the PVE30 offers the more flexibility of installation. For those looking for more space & comfort, the PVE37 is the ideal solution and the first home elevator developed by PVE back in 2002. Able to transport up to two passengers or 450 lbs, the PVE37 has a total exterior diameter of 37” inches and is a space-saving solution elevator for any residence. Need a wheelchair accessible elevator? PVE’s largest model, the PVE52, is the largest pneumatic elevator in the world. Certified for up to 3 passengers of 525 lbs, this home lift is large enough to fit most full sized wheelchairs as well as an attendant inside. Offering more space and comfort for passengers traveling between floors, the PVE52 is an easy-to-install, self-supporting elevator for any project.

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Custom built to the floor-to-floor heights of each home, each elevator produced by PVE is able to travel up to 5 stops or 50 feet in total rise. Manufactured using an aluminum frame and polycarbonate panels, these panoramic elevators offer 360° degree views while smoothly traveling between floors. With it’s innovative design, these beautiful home lifts will enhance the interior design of any property while adding a unique feature that is sure to capture peoples attention and imagination. With a variety of options & upgrades available, homeowners are able to pick the options that best meet their needs. With 6 different exterior finishes available for the aluminum frame of the elevator, these elevators are truly “A Work Of Art. Powered By Air.”

Residential Lifts Frequently Asked Questions

Why Choose a Residential Lift by PVE?

As the world’s only air-driven residential lift, they elegantly provide accessibility and enhance the value of your home while requiring much less construction, space, energy and maintenance when compared to traditional home elevators and/or home lifts. Using Pneumatic Technology to generate lift, these self-supporting, panoramic elevators offer homeowners an eco-friendly and aesthetically pleasing solution for any retro-fit or new construction project. Manufactured in Miami, Florida USA, Vacuum Elevators can travel 2 – 5 stops or 50 feet (15m) in total rise and are commonly installed in as little as 2 -3 days.

What is a Vacuum Residential Lift?

Vacuum Elevator lifts are the only elevators in the world powered by the most abundant resource in the world, AIR! Resting on the existing ground floor, these plug and play elevators combine a beautiful external cylinder shaft with a fully welded and self-contained cabin on the interior that offers a 360° degree experience while traveling up and down. By manipulating air pressure, the principle of operation is based on the ascending push generated by the difference between the atmospheric pressure on top of and under the sealed car. The depression (vacuum) required to lift the car is achieved by turbines operating as exhaust fans which are located at the top of the elevator, or can also be remotely located. The descent is achieved by gravity, slowly allowing air back into the system at a controlled pace so the cabin can smoothly get to the lower level(s). Since 2002, Vacuum Elevators residential lifts have developed a reputation for being a safe, reliable, aesthetically pleasing elevator to accommodate accessibility and architectural needs worldwide.

Are pneumatic residential lifts noisy?

All elevators generate sound while the machinery is operational and PVE has machinery options that are as quiet, if not quieter than alternative products on the market. With the machinery only activated when the elevator is in use, Vacuum Elevators residential lifts have a number of machinery options available for homeowners to choose from in order to fit their audio comforts and needs. View our machinery video online to learn more and to hear each machinery upgrade option available.

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Residential Elevators Without a Shaft

Residential Elevators That Do Not Have a Shaft

Residential elevators without a shaft are residential elevators that have basic pre-construction needs. This makes them a modifiable extension to any residence. Without committed shaft for operation, residential elevators without a shaft are simpler and faster to construct in comparison to conventional residential elevators due to their self-supporting construction. In comparison to stair lifts, residential elevators without shafts are a far more graceful complement to your house as their prettiness and artfulness are sure to excite visitors minds. The specific model of these residential elevators give an contemporary idea that is perfect for both retro-fit and new construction activity. So, if you need to free up space or a model that accommodates a wheelchair, residential elevators by PVE offer residential elevators without shafts that will improve your way of life.

Why Choose a Residential Elevator Without a Shaft?

Well, easily stationed on the pre-existing foundation, residential elevators by PVE support their own weight and are residential lifts that can be placed almost anywhere in the home. Given the floor is even, these residential elevators can sit on the ground as a prior construction, pits or hoistways are not needed for use. This aspect makes residential elevators without shafts more engaging than traditional residential elevators as a committed shaft doesn’t have to be built in the home. Our panoramic residential elevators have very few changes to the residence and aren’t physically tied to the house, giving ample choices for installation area inside the residence. The fist design for these residential lifts offers all around visibility while traveling. Powered by the most plentiful resource in the world, AIR, these eco-friendly residential elevators run using innovative pneumatic technology making them the most innovative residential elevators available.

Best Residential Elevators Without A Shaft

With three designs, from a one passenger to a three passenger, wheelchair accessible version, there is a residential elevator without a shaft to meet your design demands.

As the #1 and only smallest fully certified residential elevator, the PVE30 Home Elevator is the perfect space saving solution for any residence. The PVE30 can transport 1 passenger or 350 lbs, this residential elevator with no shaft has a total exterior diameter of 30 inches and takes up the smallest footprint of any residential lift available. Easy to implement for any residence, the PVE30 Home Elevator can be built in areas no other residential elevator can be built.

If you are looking for a bigger elevator that can occupy up to two passengers, the PVE37 Home Elevator is right for your needs. A two passenger residential elevator with a 450 lbs lift capacity, this energy efficient residential elevator has an exterior diameter of 37” inches and is big enough to fit most full size boxes and baggage. In addition, the PVE37 Home Elevator has the ability for a seat that folds and a handle to placed inside giving homeowners the chance to sit while moving. The original residential elevator by PVE developed in 2002, the PVE37 Home Elevator is the first pneumatic elevator fully certified for worldwide use and is a space-saving lift solution that can go almost anywhere inside your home.

In need of a wheelchair accessible residential elevator that is easy to use? Try the PVE52 Home Elevator, the world’s largest pneumatically operated residential elevator. Able to transport up to 3 passengers or 525 lbs, this residential elevator without a shaft is large enough to fit most full size wheelchairs as well as another person inside. With a total exterior diameter of 52 11/16 inches, this innovative elevator still occupies less space than traditional elevators while also being handicap accessible.

How Residential Elevators Without Shafts Operate

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Using Pneumatic Technology to create space of higher and lower atmospheric pressure within the cylinder hoistway, residential elevators by PVE apply a coaxial car within a smooth vertical cylinder with the car smoothly moves up and down through air pressure. The difference in atmospheric pressure on top of the car and the atmospheric pressure under the car creates the ascending push to allow the car to harmlessly travel to your desired level. This establishes a safe and care-free ride as no cables, pulleys or pistons are used for movement.

How Safe Are Residential Elevators Without Shafts

Fully certified in all 50 states within the USA and with successful installations in over 90+ countries worldwide, residential elevator by PVE are some of the safest residential elevators on the market. Annually certified and safety inspected by the well-known Liftinstituut, one of the worlds leading elevator certification organizations, the safety of our consumers is paramount as every residential elevator is pre-assembled and safety tested at our PVE factory headquarters prior to installation. Unlike other foreign manufactured lifts, these residential elevators without shafts are manufactured in Miami, Florida, USA ensuring each elevator produced by PVE meets the strictest quality and safety standards.

Learn More About Shaftless Elevators

If you are interested in learning more about our residential elevators without shafts, be sure to fill out and information request form on our Home Elevators by PVE website and a Sales Representative will be able to assist you with your inquiry!

Are residential elevators noisy?

Is an residential elevators by PVE made out of glass?

While residential elevators by PVE are panoramic, they are manufactured using Polycarbonate Panels and are not manufactured using glass. Polycarbonate panels are much lighter and stronger than glass panels, with an impact resistance approximately 200 times stronger than glass. Each one of the panels on the elevator can be replaced in the event that a panel is damaged, scratched, etc.

How safe are residential elevators by PVE?

Fully certified residential elevators are extremely safe. PVE’s easy-to-install, self-supporting residential elevators are fully certified by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers in all 50 states and 90+ countries globally under the European Machinery Directive, with 18+ years of experience in the market. In the event of a power failure while in operation, gravity will slowly bring the cabin down to the ground level, at which point the passenger is able to get out. All of the PVE residential elevator models are fully equipped with mechanical car locking devices on each floor and have a full set of Type A Safety Brakes, meeting the most stringent requirements in the industry. In addition, per elevator code, these fully certified home elevators come equipped with an in-cabin phone to ensure the passenger can communicate in the event of an emergency. Pneumatic Vacuum Elevators, LLC has a very unique approach in the industry in that every elevator undergoes full operational testing at the factory before shipping, ensuring the highest quality standards are met.

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Celebrating 20 years in business, Home Elevators by PVE have over 550 authorized distributors worldwide with over 20,000 successful installation globally. When it comes to retrofitting a lift inside an existing residence, the home elevators produced by PVE are second to none. Contact us today to locate the closest authorized dealer to your residence and received a free in-home consultation to see if these elevators are right for your project and needs!

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Residential Elevators and Grandparents Day 2022

Residential Elevators by PVE would like to show our appreciation toward very meaningful people in our lives, our grandparents. On Sunday September 11th, 2022, we celebrate National Grandparents Day. According to the website grandparentsday.org, National Grandparents day is a contribution of two devoted individuals, Jacob Reingold and Marian McQuade.

In the early 1970’s McQuade began a movement to create a exclusive day for grandparents. Her work proved worthwhile. Just three years later, the first Grandparents Day was proclaimed in West Virginia.

As advances in technology and medicine have allowed our grandparents to live longer and more fulfilling lives, it is often the obligation of loved ones and relatives to assist Grandparents who may develop disabilities over time. With nursing homes becoming less of a feasible option due to safety concerns, having parents and grandparents move into ones home is more common than ever. Often peoples residences are not equipped with additional accessibility to the upper levels to aid those in need which can prove to be an obstacle.

Thankfully, Residential Elevators by PVE have become the ideal retro-fit solution for those seeking additional accessibility in their homes. With no shaft, pit or machine room required, these innovative residential elevators simply rest on the existing ground floor allowing a lot more flexibility with were they can be installed in a residence. As a self-supporting, plug & play system, these residential elevators can be installed in as little as 2-3 days while not affecting the structural integrity of the home. Custom built to the height of the home, these panoramic home elevators offer 360 degree visibility while traveling up to 5 stops or 50 feet in total rise providing a unique riding experience not found in traditional elevators. With it’s circular design and pneumatic technology, these air-driven residential elevators will elevate your standard of living while enhancing the design and value of your home.

With 3 models to choose from, ranging from a single passenger, to a three passenger wheelchair accessible model, there is an air-driven home elevator to meet your space requirements and needs. Our PVE30 Vacuum Elevator model is the ideal space saving solution, with a total exterior diameter of 30 inches and the ability to transport up to 1 passenger or 350 lbs. It is safe to say the PVE30 Vacuum Elevator is the world’s smallest fully certified home elevator on the market. Our PVE37 Vacuum Elevator model is our oldest and most popular Vacuum Elevator with a total exterior diameter of 37” inches and the ability to transport up to 2 passengers or 450 lbs. The PVE37 home elevator also offers the ability to install a cabin folding seat as well as a handle inside which provides a comfortable experience while smoothly traveling between floors. If you are in need of a wheelchair accessible home elevator, our PVE52 residential elevator is the right addition to meet your needs. With a total exterior diameter of 52” 11/16 inches and a 525 lb lift capacity, the PVE52 can transport up to 3 passengers or a full size wheelchair as well as an attendant pushing them inside.

When accommodating our loved ones, parents and grandparents, safety is paramount and one of the most important aspects when choosing your home elevator. Thankfully, Vacuum Elevators are fully certified residential elevators that always have safety in mind. Fully certified by the American Academy of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), Vacuum Elevators are permitted and approved in all 50 states of the US and in 90+ countries globally. Available since 2002, these innovative home elevator have 18 years of tried and tests history solidifying their place as one of the safest residential elevators on the market. Unique to the elevator industry, every Vacuum Elevator is pre-assembled and go through a full safety test at our PVE Factory testing bay prior to shipping. This is unique in the elevator market as we pre-assemble the elevator to size and run a full day of safety testing to ensure all the locks, breaks, motors and components for your Vacuum Elevator are operating at full capacity. We then disassemble the elevator and ship it to the authorized dealer once the safety standard have been met and confirmed.

As we celebrate National Grandparents Day on September 11th 2022, keep your loved ones safe and secure with a Vacuum Elevator. Fill out an Information Request form to find out how you can purchase an Air-Driven Home Elevator TODAY!

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