We would like to express our gratitude in this, the last blog post of 2012. It has been an amazing year, and we have enjoyed getting to know so many customers, partnering with them in installing new lifts and elevators into their homes, businesses, churches, and other buildings.
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We’re excited to announce the launch of a new program here at Transitions Lift & Elevator—our very own mailing list. Now you won’t have to lift a finger to keep up to date on the latest deals and information on elevators and lifts because we can send it directly to your inbox. And rest assured, your email address is safe with us.
Some people who are new to the subject of home elevators may not realize just how discreet they can be. We recently installed a Savaria Telecab home elevator, and we have included photos from that install to accompany this blog piece.
Perhaps you’ve been cooped up all winter and keeping cozy in your home, but the warmer months are basically here, which can mean more opportunities for outdoor fun. If you or someone living with you has difficulties moving from inside the home to outside the home, perhaps a straight rail stair lift would be right for you.
Do you have straight-run stairs in your building? Do you need an access solution for those who are unable to utilize the stairs? If so, our commercial straight rail inclined wheelchair lift is just the solution you need.
The Specialty Courtroom & Rostrum Vertical Wheelchair Lift we offer is amazing because it is specially designed to function and fit seamlessly within the woodwork constraints of either a tight or very public area.
Did you know that a home elevator adds value to your residence? It’s true, and it happens in a variety of ways.
How much is your independence worth? If you’re like most people, it’s priceless. And part of enjoying your independence is tied to your ability to maintain the American dream—owning and living in your own home.
Just like people rely on their cars to get them where they need to be in the external world, our customers rely on our products for transportation within their homes and buildings. The same comparison is true when it comes to maintenance. What happens to a car when its fluids are never checked or changed? What happens when belts and hoses are allowed to rot?
Having an inclined wheelchair lift installed is a big decision. Its benefits are obvious in that it restores freedom of movement to those who cannot use stairs to move from one floor to the next. The question then becomes which model is right for your particular building.
Older buildings are wonderful. They have charm and character not easily conjured in new construction. It’s no surprise then that churches built in the 19th and 20th centuries (and even older) continue to attract congregations well into the 21st century. It helps preserve history and continuity, and it also provides a comforting sameness to generations over the years.
Money is a consideration for everyone. Whether we provide services for a business, an individual, a church, or some other organization, it’s always a factor, and we’re sensitive to that. The fact is we sell products that help improve lives in various ways, and we want to make sure our products are available to as many people, businesses, and entities as possible.
Owning any type of machinery is a big responsibility. Most of us realize that through the ownership of our cars, as we must maintain and operate under current laws and regulations set forth by the government. Generally, traffic and vehicle laws stay much the same, but when changes do occur, the burden is on the driver to abide by them.
Sometimes there are situations where buying is not the best option. Generally speaking, this is when the need in your home for a stair lift is deemed to be temporary. Perhaps due to a recent surgery or a visit by a relative in need, you may only need a stair lift for a limited amount of time.
New construction is a complicated process. Even companies large enough to utilize in-house resources for an entire project still employ a wide array of managers and skilled craftspeople. Just like the separate systems within the human body working in coordinated effort together, the same is true of the various systems within a building (i.e. plumbing, electrical, foundation, etc.).
Simply put, Bruno is synonymous with quality and value. For those addressing issues involving mobility, the products put forth by Bruno Independent Living Aids really represent a gateway to an improved quality of life.
When it comes to dumbwaiters, the concept isn’t much different from the elevators and lifts we use to transport people from one level to another level. The difference exists in the fact that dumbwaiters are used to transport objects rather than people.
Team Transitions participated in the recent Walk to Defeat ALS here in Lexington, and we’re very pleased and grateful to report that we exceeded our donation goal in the process. And while the walk may be over, the need for donations goes on. Our team is committed to continue raising money and awareness for this disease that attacks thousands each year in the United States.
There was a time when being confined to a wheelchair meant that multiple-level homes were impossible to inhabit, and public buildings ranged anywhere from posing a time-consuming hassle to a serious danger.
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