To give you a realistic price estimate, we always advice you to answer a few questions before sending us your quotation request:

1. Does the lift need to accommodate a wheelchair?
2. How many floors will the lift serve?
3. How big is the available space for the lift (w x d, mm)?
4. What is your ceiling height (headroom, mm, per floor)?
5. What accessories do you need (For ex. automatic door openers, floor indicators and child locks)?

If you like, you can prepare your answers and include them in the message field of the request form below.

Always make sure that the price comparison is fair when comparing home elevators of different types and brands.

• Are the same costs and services included in the price (for ex. delivery costs and installation services)?
• Are the lift types comparable?

For example, stairlifts have a lower price point than vertical elevators for residential use. However, the comfort level, usability and value added to your home differ so much between a vertical lift and a stairlift that a simple price comparison becomes unfair.

The purchasing price is one thing, but the running costs of a residential elevator are also important to consider:

1. Check the Energy Label and energy consumption of your lift.
2. Ask about the estimated yearly maintenance costs.
3. Compare the estimated product lifetime of the different lifts. If your lift lasts for a long time, so will your investment.

Most home lift models by Kalea are available with optimised drive systems that allow our lifts to carry Energy Label A. Furthermore, our robust and reliable screw-driven technology requires less lift maintenance than other systems and has an estimated lifetime of about 25-30 years.