Reconditioned Stairlift

Reconditioned stairlifts FAQ

How much is a reconditioned stairlift?

Reconditioned stairlifts start at approximately £999. which includes stairlift installation. These pre-owned stairlifts are fully reconditioned and tested rigorously. Note – for curved stairlifts this can be considerably more.

Does anyone buy second hand stairlifts?

There are many different types of second hand stairlifts as well as curved and straight stairlifts. Depending on the make, model and the year a second hand stairlift may be worth something. Generally, straight stairlifts are potentially more saleable, since a curved stairlift is usually bespoke to the staircase they were originally built for.

What can I do with an old stairlift?

Have your used stairlift removed by a professional stairlift engineer and a reputable company. Whilst if looks easy enough to remove, it is quite easy to damage the walls etc when taking one out.

Can you obtain a reconditioned curved stairlift?

Yes, Shire Mobility can obtain a wide range of reconditioned stairlifts so it is well worth contacting us with your requirements.

Is it better to buy a new stairlift?

If possible it is better to buy a new stairlift. Unlike reconditioned stairlifts, you will be getting a product that is new and under full warranty.

What is more common, reconditioned curved stairlifts or straight stairlifts?

It is more common to see straight reconditioned stairlifts than curved reconditioned models. Curved tend to be very bespoke to the original staircase it was built for.

Do stairlift engineers normally install used stairlifts?

At Shire Mobility we use our own engineers to install stairlifts. We also use the same engineers for the repair and servicing of curved stairlifts too.

What areas do you install reconditioned stairlifts in?

As a company Shire Mobility installs new and reconditioned stairlifts throughout Northamptonshire, Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Warwickshire.