Level access, right where you need it
Split-levels, sunken living rooms, and interior half-flights are common in Minnesota homes — and tough for anyone who uses a wheelchair. An indoor wheelchair lift removes that barrier by carrying you and your chair straight up to the next level, quietly and independently.
Why an indoor lift
- No transfer — ride with your wheelchair or scooter.
- Compact — fits near the steps it serves with minimal construction.
- Quiet and smooth — simpler and more affordable than an elevator.
- Independent — simple, hold-to-run controls put you in charge.
Lift, elevator, or stairlift?
An indoor wheelchair lift is the sweet spot when you need to carry a chair a short vertical distance. For full multi-floor travel, a home elevator may be better; if the rider can transfer to a seat, a stairlift costs less. Where a vertical shaft won’t fit, an inclined platform lift rides along the staircase instead.
Licensed, code-compliant, funded
Ocel Builders installs indoor lifts under our Minnesota Elevator License, to code and inspected. As a registered Medicaid provider (NPI/UMPI), we can help you fund the lift through DHS waivers or VA grants. Request a free assessment.