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Our Performance Guarantee Plan is the best warranty available in Georgia. Only Cambridge Elevating provides a comprehensive worry-free program that includes parts, service labour and an annual maintenance visit for one fixed rate.
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- Known as the market leader in home elevating for innovation
- 90% of components and materials sourced from North America
- Every subsystem is pre-tested during production
- Factory trained technicians in Georgia
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Our customizable residential elevators are a perfect fit for any home in Georgia—blending seamlessly with your space and style.
Designed with both form and function in mind, our modern elevators can be easily integrated into new builds or retrofitted into existing homes.
Home builders and architects choose Cambridge Elevating for our superior elevator designs, expert installation, dependable timelines, unmatched support, and industry-leading warranty.
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Top-Quality Designs in Georgia
From day one, we’ve been committed to raising the bar for residential elevator design across every model we offer in Georgia, United States.
While our elevators may cost a bit more than some budget alternatives, the superior quality and craftsmanship speak for themselves.
If you’re looking for a modern home elevator that defines excellence, Cambridge Elevating is the clear choice.
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- 90% of all components sourced from the US & Canada
- Every design is developed by our engineers
- All metal work is sourced from Southwestern Ontario
- All cabs are crafted by Cambridge Elevating’s team in-house. Assembled fully, then disassembled for packaging.
- Key systems (electrical, power unit) undergo a simulated performance test to ensure reliability.
Residential Elevators
For Existing Homes
Adding a home elevator to your existing home in Georgia not only makes everyday living more convenient with seamless floor-to-floor access—it also increases your property’s value. Whether your layout includes stacked closets, spare rooms, or calls for an exterior shaft, there’s a solution that fits your space. Cambridge Elevating can work alongside your renovation contractor or connect you with one of our experienced local partners. Contact us today to explore your options.
Residential Elevators For New Construction Homes
Incorporating a home elevator into your new construction home in Georgia adds both convenience and long-term value. Our modern elevators are designed to integrate seamlessly into new builds—whether planned for stacked closets, spare rooms, or a dedicated elevator shaft. Cambridge Elevating works closely with builders and architects to ensure smooth installation, exceptional quality, and lasting performance. Contact us today to get started.
Elegance and Reliability for Elevators in Georgia
Experience is everything when producing a system that will be an integral fixture in your home.
Since the beginning, our elevator designs have constantly improved based on feedback from our local and third-party installation crews.
We bring elegance and reliability to home elevator services, and we make every effort to go above-and-beyond our competition.
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- Beautiful Designs.
- Highest Quality.
- Greatest Value.
Peace of mind is knowing your elevator’s key safety systems have been thoroughly pre-tested during production. Cambridge Elevating only uses premium components to give you the smoothest, safest ride possible in Georgia.
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What Are Affordable Low-Cost Home Elevator Options?
When considering a home elevator for a new home in Atlanta, Georgia, some hoistway elevator types cost less than others.
Winding Drum
Usually the least expensive option. As it sounds, this elevator is powered by a cable wound around a drum attached to an electric motor. The motor & drum can be located at the top of the hoistway, eliminating the need for a separate machine room. The tradeoff of price savings is the ride performance, winding drum units are noisier and don’t possess the same ride performance and safety redundancies as other options.
Electric Counter-Weight
Cambridge Elevating’s low cost, low option E50 Electric Compact elevator was designed to be the most affordable and easily incorporated home elevator in North America. The low price combined with reduced construction costs make it the builder’s choice elevator.
Home Lifts
When considering the total project cost for existing homes in Atlanta, Georgia, the best low-cost elevator solution is the home lift. Home lifts move through a reinforced aperture between the two floors being served without the need of a hoistway. The renovation work to accept the device compared with a traditional hoistway elevator is minimal.
About the State of Georgia
Georgia offers a lower cost of living compared to the national average, making it an attractive place to build or buy a home. However, when it comes to residential elevators, certain state-specific factors can affect overall costs. Requirements like mandatory inspections and the inclusion of a machine room can contribute to higher installation expenses. Despite these considerations, Georgia remains a cost-effective state for adding long-term value and convenience to your home with a residential elevator.
Cost of Residential Home Elevators in Georgia
Located in the southeastern United States, Georgia is a diverse and geographically rich state—home to coastal plains, rolling hills, and the southern edge of the Appalachian Mountains. As one of the fastest-growing states in the country, Georgia boasts a strong and varied economy supported by industries such as agriculture, manufacturing, logistics, film production, and corporate operations. Major companies like The Home Depot, Coca-Cola, UPS, and Delta Air Lines have deep roots in Georgia, helping to position the state as an economic powerhouse in the region.
While Georgia’s overall cost of living is below the national average, certain factors—such as local building codes, inspection requirements, and the need for a dedicated machine room—can influence the cost of installing a residential elevator. Still, the state remains a cost-effective location for homeowners looking to add long-term value and accessibility to their homes.
With both urban centers and expansive suburban and rural communities, travel times across the state can vary greatly. That’s why Cambridge Elevating’s innovative Remote Monitoring program is an ideal solution for Georgia homeowners. It helps reduce elevator downtime and cuts service-related travel costs by up to 60%, ensuring faster, more efficient support no matter where you live in the state.
What are Home Lifts and How Much Do Home Lifts Cost?
Homelifts by Cambridge Elevating is our latest contribution to the Aging in Place sector, addressing the need for mobility in existing homes in Georgia.
A home lift is a shaftless personal home elevator providing safe travel between two floors (only). Because of its compact size, and not requiring the construction of an enclosure or recessed pit, a home lift is very adaptable and can be installed in many locations without compromising the design of a finished home in Georgia.
Both standard and wheelchair capable models are available to meet your requirements. While every home and desired install location is unique, a typical home lift project in Tampa, Florida is an investment of approximately $35,000 to $45,000 with the home lift elevator price itself being often tax exempt.
All work (design, preparatory renovation and installation) is carefully planned and coordinated by Cambridge Elevating. We offer free home assessments and encouraged those interest to visit and ride our showroom model.
Which Residential Home Elevator Company Should You Choose?
How to pick the best home elevator company in Atlanta, Georgia? Let’s start with some background and a look at the competition.
Here’s a look at various elevator manufacturers and what they offer:
Savaria
Headquartered in Laval, Quebec with manufacturing facilities in Europe and China, Savaria has been offering accessibility solutions since 1989. Their products include various wheelchair lifts and low-rise elevators for residential and commercial use and accessible van conversions. Savaria’s Telecab is a hydraulic driven shaftless elevator, suitable for existing homes. The Telecab cost is low but requires a packed support wall which increases the total project cost. Savaria also offers a luxury glass cab & hoistway elevator option for new and existing homes called the Vuelift. The Vuelift cost will be more than all other traditional home elevators because it includes a glass enclosure within the price.
Stiltz
An alternative to Cambridge Elevating’s Homelift, Stiltz units travel ‘through the floor’ on self-supporting dual guide rails. A Stiltz home elevator cost will be more compared directly to the price of a traditional home elevator but keep in mind it does not require the construction of an enclosed hoistway.
Garaventa Lift
Garaventa Residential Home Elevators date back to 1928, when they built their first cable car in the Swiss Alps. In North America they were known for their public Inclined Platform Lift (IPL) and Vertical Platform Lift (VPL) products before venturing into low-rise elevators for the home and commercial buildings. Garaventa’s head office is in Surrey, BC and was wholly purchased by Savaria in 2018.
Otis Elevator
One of the largest and well-known elevator companies in the World. Otis entered the residential home elevator segment in the United States for a brief period of time under the moniker ‘Otis at Home’. It didn’t last long, and Otis has not sold or installed private residence elevators in the U.S. or Canada since 2012. Otis’ residential elevator price would be significantly above all other options today because they’d be offering a full commercial elevator system.
RAM Elevators & Lifts
Founded in 1987 and located in Edmonton, Alberta, RAM is a North American manufacturer of elevating devices for both residential and low-rise commercial use across Canada and the United States. RAM elevators & lifts supplies the industry’s only screw-drive full Residential Home Elevators.
Thyssenkrupp Elevator
Another top 10 elevator company globally, Thyssenkrupp ventured into the residential elevator space from 1999 to 2012 as ThyssenKrupp Access Manufacturing. They manufactured 3 models of home elevators and a shaftless elevator called the Minivator. TKE residential home elevators are another player in the home elevating space for Atlanta, Georgia.
Symmetry Elevators
With over 80 offices across the U.S., Symmetry Elevators offers an expansive product list, including residential elevators, wheelchair lifts and vertical lifts. Recently Symmetry has partnered with Staying Home Corp to distribute their shaftless residential elevator. This unit uses battery operation technology borrowed from stair lifts and requires a support wall. Symmetry has a strong presence in USA an has been making recent efforts in Canada.
Types of Home Elevators
There are two primary categories of home elevators that move riders between levels within their home, those that operate within an enclosure or hoistway, and those that don’t require a hoistway, or what’s referred to as shaftless elevators.
Hoistway Elevators
These traditional systems are designed to move automatically between different levels within the home and thereby require a hoistway to surround the elevator car for safety. There exists a door at each landing combined with a door (or gate) on the cab. For level access at the bottom landing a recessed pit is required. Accommodating these requirements are far easier and more cost effective within a newly built home versus existing. The following are different types of hoistway home elevators:
Roped Hydraulic
The combination of a hydraulic pump, a piston and ropes are used to raise and lower the elevator. Used for many decades and known for smooth and quiet performance along with strong reliability. Hydraulic systems require a separate space or machine room.
Winding Drum
An electric motor winds two cables or wire ropes directly onto steel drums that raise and lower the elevator. Depending on the motor location, they don’t always need a machine room. Not as smooth or quiet as other available options.
Electric Counter-weight
The elevator car is balanced and connected to a counterweight assembly by chains or rope which are driven by a geared electric motor at the top of the rail system. Geared electric systems do not require a separate machine room.
Machine Room-Less (MRL)
An MRL elevator means the drive system is located within the hoistway eliminating the need for a separate machine room. The actual elevator itself can still be either hydraulic, geared drive or a winding drum, but the benefit being an MRL takes up a smaller footprint within the home.
Pneumatic/Vacuum
Reminiscent of ‘The Jetsons’ because the look, Vacuum Elevators combine an external cylinder shaft with a self-contained interior cab. Turbines and exhaust fans located at the top of the shaft manipulate air pressure to generate lift for the cab, the descent is achieved by gravity. The attractive self-contained feature bodes well for existing homes.
Shaftless or 2-Floor Residential Elevators
As it sounds, the elevator or lift moves through a cut-out in the floor between two floors without a shaft enclosing the system. These are generally used in existing homes due to their small footprint and limited construction requirements. Drive system options are hydraulic or winding drum cable. What largely separates these variants is how the 2-floor elevator is supported within the home.
Rear support
The lift’s tower attaches to a support wall within the home.
Floor joist support
The lift is primarily supported by the home’s floor joist using a structural ring beam.
Support posts
Self-supporting vertical guides attached bear load of the elevator.
Homelifts by Cambridge Elevating is an example of a shaftless elevator. While every home and desired install location is unique, a typical 2 floor elevator cost will be approximately $35,000 to $45,000 with the homelift device itself being tax exempt in Georgia.
Home Elevators for Existing Homes You Currently Live In
When designing and building one’s forever home in Georgia, two key factors should be considered before the design stage is Future Proofing and Age-In-Place.
Planning for a future elevator can be as easy as designing stacked closets (on each floor). This creates the foundation and location when the elevator is required, eliminating unnecessary home layout redesigns but a useful space in the meantime.
The better approach for your Georgia forever home is to incorporate the elevator at the time of the new build. It’s less hassle, less cost and allows the homeowner to Age-In-Place. For those living in Georgia, an elevator might not be a need initially, but a simple fall or illness can make stairs a challenge instantly.
An residential elevator at the outset allows one to live worry-free, come what may, and enjoy the convenience in the meantime.
Home Elevators for New Custom Home Builds
A personal home elevator is a great feature for any new custom home build. Think of a home elevator more as a vertical hallway than a device that assists those who struggle with stairs. Designing a custom home in Georgia allows one to position the elevator where it can be best used to connect all levels of the home to move both people and goods.
A traditional hoistway elevator may afford a larger footprint than a shaftless, 2-storey compact elevator but the homeowner will benefit from greater performance and control for the elevator to be hidden from view. When comparing costs, a hoistway elevator is more affordable than a shaftless device when building new
Home Elevators for Seniors
As we age, simple tasks like negotiating stairs within the home become more challenging, and potentially dangerous – Falls related to stairs is one of the leading causes of injury and hospitalizations among senior Americans and Canadians. A home elevator or 2-storey home lift serve as a valuable investment for any senior or family living with seniors to assist with aging-in-place safely.
The Homelift is the better option when considering a solution for existing homes because of its compact footprint and ease of incorporation. Also, the total project cost will almost always be less than designing/building a hoistway to accept a traditional elevator.
