Apex platform lifts for porches, decks and entrances
Whether you are retrofitting a school, a church, a business or your own home, a vertical platform lift improves wheelchair access without a full elevator shaft. These wheelchair lifts are compact, code compliant and well suited to tight spaces where a ramp or an elevator is not practical.
Our experienced team helps you weigh the options. The Apex series meets national and local safety standards and comes in four models: the Apex Green, Apex Hydro, Apex Complete and Apex Elite.
The Apex Green is a versatile vertical platform lift built to last outdoors in the changeable weather of Missouri and Kansas.
Built for porches, decks and small business entrances, the Apex Green travels up to 6 feet. It is a budget-friendly way to meet accessibility requirements and is especially popular for exterior retrofits.
The Apex Hydro suits homes, retail spaces and office buildings alike.
Choose the Apex Complete when you need full weather protection outdoors or a more polished, enclosed look in a public space. It is widely used by businesses that must provide code-compliant access at an exterior or public entrance.
The Apex Elite is tailored to luxury homes and high-end commercial settings, pairing strong performance with a striking enclosure.
One step is enough to stop a wheelchair. We install Apex wheelchair lifts that carry a rider and chair past porch steps, deck stairs and interior level changes in homes, churches, schools and workplaces around Kansas City, St. Louis, Springfield and Wichita.
We survey the site, check what local code calls for, and handle delivery, installation and a full demonstration.
These lifts travel vertically, so they occupy little more ground than the platform itself. That makes them practical on small city lots where a full-length ramp will not fit. Our overview of vertical platform lifts covers how they work and what they need.
For steps inside the house, a stair lift or home elevator may suit better.
Once the base and the power supply are ready, installation is usually completed quickly, often within a day.
Yes. Platform lifts are used indoors at split levels, sunken rooms and the steps between a garage and the house.
It depends on the platform size and the weight rating. Power chairs and scooters are heavier and longer than manual chairs, so tell us what you use and we will match the lift to it.
Yes. Platform lifts are designed for independent use, with hold-to-run controls, a non-slip surface, a safety gate and sensors that stop the platform if something is in the way.
