Step-free living for your landed home
Home Lifts
A home lift is one of the most valuable upgrades you can make to a landed property. Whether you're planning ahead for ageing-in-place or simply want effortless access between floors, we handle everything, from initial design and BCA submissions through to installation and ongoing maintenance.
Why Choose Us
What You Get
Full BCA Compliance
We manage all permit applications, structural assessments, and safety certifications required by the Building and Construction Authority.
Minimal Disruption
Our installation teams work floor-by-floor to keep your home liveable throughout the works.
Future-Proof Design
Every lift we install meets current accessibility standards and can accommodate wheelchair access.
Comprehensive Warranty
5-year warranty on all components, with annual maintenance plans available.
Options
Materials & Systems
Hydraulic Drive
Reliable, quiet, no machine room needed for modern units. Best for 2 to 3 stops.
Traction Drive
Energy-efficient, smooth ride, suitable for higher travel distances. Best for 3 to 4 stops.
Vacuum (Pneumatic)
No pit, no shaft construction needed. Ideal for retrofitting existing homes.
How It Works
Our Process
Site Assessment
We visit your home to assess structural feasibility, measure the available space, and discuss your requirements.
Design & Engineering
Our engineers design the shaft, select the appropriate drive system, and prepare BCA submission documents.
BCA Approval
We handle the full permit application process and answer any queries BCA raises, so the approval moves without you chasing it.
Installation
Shaft construction, lift installation, electrical works, and interior finishing, all managed by our team.
Commissioning
Final safety testing, BCA inspection, and handover with full operating instructions.
Real people, real care
What working with us looks like
A thorough, free site assessment. We measure and plan around your home.
Careful, protected work by people who take pride in the finish.
A proper walkthrough and handover. We see it through to the end.
Common Questions
Home Lifts FAQ
How much does a home lift cost in Singapore?
Do I need BCA approval for a home lift?
What is the difference between a home lift and a platform lift?
How much does home lift maintenance cost?
What is the difference between a vacuum lift and a hydraulic lift?
How long does home lift installation take?
Do I need a pit for a home lift?
How much space does a home lift need?
Can I install a lift in an existing home?
What maintenance is required?
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Get Started
Request a Free Quote
Tell us about your Home Lifts project. We'll arrange a free site assessment and provide a detailed, no-obligation quotation.
Your Contact Details
Resources
Home Lifts Guides
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Buying a House with a Home Lift? What to Check First
Before buying a house with a lift, check its operating permit, maintenance history and the arrangements for taking over ownership and servicing. A comfortable test ride only shows how it performed at that moment. Records help you understand unresolved work and upcoming responsibilities before the lift becomes part of the home you own.
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7 Things to Check Before Accepting a Home Lift Quote
Before accepting a home lift quotation, check seven parts of the cost and responsibility: the equipment and access it provides, building preparation, installation work and the remaining items detailed below. A cheaper lift is not necessarily a cheaper project. Compare all the work required for the same house and users, including what happens at handover and afterwards.
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No-Pit Home Lifts: Can You Install One Without Digging?
A no-pit lift may avoid a conventional recessed pit, but it still needs a suitable base, entrance and space around it. Some installations use a raised platform or ramp; other models require a shallow recess. Compare the actual entrance arrangement and building work before assuming that “no pit” means no changes to the house.
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Home Lift Not Working? Common Faults and What to Do Next
If your home lift stops, makes an unfamiliar noise or behaves abnormally, keep people safe before trying to explain the fault. Note any displayed code and what happened, without forcing doors or repeatedly resetting the equipment. The maintenance provider can use those observations to organise an assessment; they are not a diagnosis or permission to keep using it.
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Retrofitting a Home Lift: Hydraulic or Traction?
Retrofitting a home lift means fitting equipment and its supporting work into a finished house. Hydraulic and traction models can require different space, excavation and structural arrangements. Compare those requirements against the actual site, including access during construction and the work to restore surrounding rooms, before choosing the lift system.
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Home Lift Now or Later? What Retrofitting Can Add to the Cost
If a home lift is part of your long-term plans, decide what to prepare while the house is already being built or renovated. Installing now, reserving suitable space and retrofitting later involve different costs and disruption. An empty corner alone is not enough preparation: the future lift also needs suitable structural support, access and services.
Where We Work
Home Lifts anywhere in Singapore
We take on landed homes across the whole island. These are the estates we get asked about most often, each with notes on the houses and the access there.
Your estate not listed? It makes no difference to us. Tell us where the house is.
