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1995 E Norse Avenue, Cudahy, Wisconsin 53110
Kenosha
At Access Elevator, we are proud to be the number one provider of durable and power-efficient home elevators in Kenosha, WI.
Our sales team, technicians, and maintenance staff serve a broad range of residential and commercial clientele in Kenosha and beyond, introducing shaftless and pneumatic elevators to loved ones and medical care providers who value peace of mind.
Whether you’re looking for floor-to-floor residential elevators or an alternative to a stairlift, we are the company to contact.
Savaria is one of the most experienced manufacturers of accessible elevators in Canada. Established in 1989 as a wheelchair lift company, it now employs over 2,300 people in independently operated factories worldwide, including 50 experts in research and development. Savaria has one of the most extensive ranges of home elevators in the market, with over six models with different installation footprints, hoisting requirements, and weight capacities.
The Savaria Telecab features a drive tower enclosure that keeps screws, pulleys, and other moving mechanical parts safe from intrusion. The Zenith is their high-end model, with a capacity of over 1,400 pounds and the capability to serve over six stops in its 50-feet traveling length. It also has battery-operated lighting and a lowering emergency mechanism that grants users access to elevator door interlocks, lockable control panels, emergency stop switch, and motorized brakes during power outages.
Whether you’re buying a shaftless or hydraulic elevator from Savaria, they will give you a 36-month parts warranty.
Contact our team at Access Elevator today, and explore our wide range of home elevators to find the right one for you or a loved one. Call us today and get a free consultation.
Kenosha, WI, is the fourth most populous city in Wisconsin, with a resident count of more than 99,000. It is the home of several Fortune 1000 companies, including Jockey International and Snap-on Inc. Its tourist spots include the Kenosha Historical Center, Dinosaur Discovery Museum, and the Kenosha Public Museum, which all share an affiliation with the Smithsonian Institution.
