- (714) 228-9982
- Los Angeles
- info@nwliftssocal.com
- (858)-257-0403
- San Diego
Vertical and inclined platform lifts for homes and businesses, all with built-in safety features.
A wheelchair lift, also called a platform lift, carries a wheelchair or scooter past steps or between floors. Nationwide Lifts of Southern California is here to help you find the right one for your home or business, and our experienced staff will answer your questions.
We offer four vertical platform lifts, the Apex Green, Apex Hydro, Apex Complete and Apex Elite, and two inclined platform lifts that travel along a staircase, the Delta IPL and Omega IPL.
The Apex Green is a vertical platform wheelchair lift. It is a durable, versatile way to move between the floors of a home or commercial building, and it is well suited to porches and decks.
The Apex Hydro is powered by a hydraulic system that can carry passengers as far as 14 feet. A rail system enclosed in a tower keeps the ride stable.
The Apex Complete is a fully enclosed wheelchair lift. The enclosure surrounds the platform and gives the lift a finished look.
The custom-made Apex Elite is a striking wheelchair lift for luxury hotels and convention centers in Southern California. Its structure is stainless steel.
The Delta IPL is an inclined wheelchair lift that carries the rider along a straight staircase. It has a rail system and a folding platform.
The Omega IPL is a multi-level inclined wheelchair lift designed to follow curved stairways.
Nationwide Lifts of Southern California installs wheelchair lifts in Los Angeles, Orange County and San Diego, wherever a change in level stands in the way: at a front entrance, beside a deck, inside a garage, or between floors of a shop, restaurant or office.
For commercial properties, we advise on equipment that fits the building and its accessibility obligations. Call (714) 228-9982 or request a quote.
Vertical platform lifts travel straight up and suit most entrances, porches and decks. Inclined platform lifts follow an existing staircase and fold flat when not in use. Both let the user remain in their wheelchair or scooter throughout.
Read wheelchair lifts for restaurants, shops and offices for how businesses use them. Where people need to travel a full floor in an enclosed cab, a LULA elevator may be the right answer, and at home a home elevator or stair lift may suit better.
Yes. We install lifts for restaurants, retail stores, offices, schools and places of worship as well as homes.
A level pad slightly larger than the platform and a clear landing at the top. We confirm dimensions at a site visit.
Yes. Outdoor models are built to withstand the weather.
When people need to travel a full story or more in an enclosed cab, a LULA elevator is usually more suitable.
For more information on our full line of wheelchair lifts, contact Nationwide Lifts of Southern California. We are happy to provide a free quote and a free catalog.