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1995 E Norse Avenue, Cudahy, Wisconsin 53110
Schaumburg
Having a home elevator is still regarded as an upscale item that is normally seen in more expensive homes and areas, but more and more people are opting to add a home elevator for a variety of reasons. Imagine the scenario where you or a member of your household has to use crutches for a period of time. Or perhaps an elderly member of the home is using a cane and has difficulty using the stairs in the home. A great solution to this is to have a home elevator, installed in your Schaumburg, IL, home. Whether you are ready today to have a home elevator installed, or you just want to know what options might be available for your home, contact Access Elevator today.
When you think of having a home elevator, there are typically only two scenarios that most people think of. First is thinking of elderly people who want to remain at home while continuing to access all levels of their house. The second is for those who are handicapped, such as in a wheelchair. Savaria home elevators from Access Elevator can be as simple as their Telecab model that goes between just two levels in your home. These are great for budgets and accomplish what you need with a minimum of fuss and redesign of your home. The team at Access Elevator can help narrow down the appropriate options for your needs.
Commercial ADA Elevators for Schaumburg BusinessesOne aspect that many often overlook is the fact that your home’s value could increase. Having a Limited Use/Limited Application or Commercial ADA Elevators already installed in your house means future buyers will be able to live in the home longer should they choose to as they age, or have the ability to still use all levels of the home if recovering from an accident, surgery or other ailments. Your home suddenly becomes very attractive because of the accessibility factor. Savaria home elevators offer the Orion model that is perfect for low-rise commercial buildings in Schaumburg, IL and is similar to what you would expect in high-rise commercial and residential buildings.
The name was taken from Grafschaft Schaumburg (Schaumburg County) in Germany, a part of Hessen-Kassel, now Lower Saxony. Most of the township’s German settlers were from Schaumburg; many were born in the parish of Apelern. Some came from Hannover, but the people of Schaumburg had more influence. Schaumburg Township prospered during its early days. The area’s main occupation was farming, with potato growing, dairy products, and raising cattle as main sources of income. Schaumburg Center was the market center for the surrounding agricultural producers
