For many Pittsburgh homeowners, stairs can quickly become a barrier to independence. Whether due to age, injury, or disability, navigating multiple levels of a home isn’t always safe or practical. A stair lift offers a simple solution: safe, comfortable transport up and down stairs at the push of a button.
At 3 Birds Accessibility, we install custom stair lifts designed to fit your home’s layout and your family’s needs.
A stair lift is a motorized chair that glides along a track mounted to your staircase. It allows users to safely move between floors without the physical strain or fall risk of climbing stairs.
Common features include:
The most common and cost-effective option, designed for staircases without curves or landings.
Custom-built to fit staircases with turns, multiple landings, or unique designs often found in Pittsburgh’s older homes.
Weather-resistant models built for exterior steps, perfect for accessing porches, decks, or backyard areas.
Explore stair lift installation options
The price of a stair lift depends on staircase design, features, and installation requirements. Here’s a general breakdown:
Financing may be available, and certain homeowners may qualify for assistance programs to offset costs.
Request your stair lift quote today
Q: Can a stair lift be removed later?
Yes — stair lifts can be uninstalled without permanent damage to your stairs.
Q: Do stair lifts work during power outages?
Yes, most models include a battery backup system.
Q: How much space does a stair lift take up?
Seats and footrests fold up to keep stairs clear when not in use.
A stair lift can transform your home into a safer, more accessible space. If stairs are becoming a challenge, the team at 3 Birds Accessibility is here to help with expert installation and local support.

Nov 27, 2025
Barrier-free showers — also known as roll-in or curbless showers — have become one of the most requested accessibility upgrades for homeowners in Pittsburgh.

Nov 24, 2025
Wheelchair ramps are one of the most effective ways to make a home safely accessible. Whether you're supporting an aging parent, accommodating a loved one with mobility limitations, or preparing your home for long-term aging in place, choosing the right ramp is essential for comfort, safety, and independence.

Nov 21, 2025
While ADA regulations do not legally apply to private homes, many homeowners choose to follow ADA guidelines when remodeling a bathroom for aging in place, mobility challenges, or disability accommodations.

Nov 18, 2025
For homeowners with mobility challenges, improving access to porches, decks, garages, or different levels of the home often comes down to two primary solutions: a vertical platform lift (VPL) or a ramp.