A residential street in St. Paul, Minnesota

Service Area · Ramsey County

Home Accessibility in St. Paul, MN

St. Paul's historic homes and hilly neighborhoods bring real accessibility challenges, and real solutions. Ocel Builders installs stair lifts, elevators, ramps, and accessible bathrooms across the capital city as a licensed Minnesota contractor. Financing available.

Accessibility for the capital city’s classic homes

St. Paul is a city of character: historic houses, steep lots, and staircases that don’t always follow the rules. Making these homes accessible takes a contractor who’s comfortable with custom work, and that’s exactly what Ocel Builders has done across Minnesota for more than 30 years.

What we install in St. Paul

Code-compliant, permits managed

We install to Minnesota code and handle the permits and inspections St. Paul requires, as a licensed elevator and building contractor. Your modification is done safely, legally, and to last.

Funding for Ramsey County families

Financing is available for larger projects. Learn more on our financing page or request a free consultation.

Frequently asked

Questions about home accessibility in st. paul, mn

Do you serve all of St. Paul?

Yes. St. Paul neighborhoods across the city, for stair lifts, elevators, ramps, and accessible bathroom remodels, with permits and inspections handled.

Can you work with St. Paul's older and historic homes?

Yes. Older St. Paul homes with steep or turning staircases and tight entries are familiar territory for us. Custom curved stair lifts and carefully designed ramps make even challenging homes accessible.

Do you offer financing in St. Paul?

Yes. Financing is available, and we will give you an itemized written quote before any work begins so you know exactly what a project costs.

Platinum Dealer

We install and service the Savaria line

Home elevators, through-floor lifts, stairlifts, and wheelchair lifts, installed by a Minnesota Limited Elevator Contractor and backed by our own service team. One company for the equipment, the permit, the inspection, and the call you make three years from now.