ACME Home Elevator: Wheelchair Lifts FAQ

How do I know which type of wheelchair lift I need?

You don't have to. Our professionals will work with you, survey your situation, discuss your needs and options, and offer their best recommendations.

When is a vertical lift a better choice than an
incline lift?

When space is available, a vertical lift is less expensive than an incline lift.

How high can the lifts travel?

For a vertical lift: Up to 12 feet.
For a incline lift, there is no limit.
For a portable lift, the maximum height is six feet.

How much weight can each lift hold?

Vertical lift: Up to 750 pounds.
Incline lift: Up to 450 pounds.
Portable lift: Up to 750 pounds.

Are lift inspections required by law?

For commercial applications — yes. The State of California and Nevada inspect all installations.

For residential homes — no. This makes your careful selection of a lift contractor more important.

Can any contractor install lifts?

No! The State of California requires contractors to have a
C11 or C61-D21 license. Nevada requires a CA-7 license. Without a license, no general contractor or any other contractor can legally install lifts.

Can someone come see my property and talk with me about installing a wheelchair lift — with no obligation?

Yes. We're happy to talk with you — no strings attached. Just call 800/888-5267 or email us: [email protected].



	Outdoor vertical wheelchair lift with full enclosure



	Indoor vertical wheelchair lift