Traditional In-Home Elevator Installations
Custom home elevator installation for Florida’s finest residences tailored to fit your home’s layout and design.
The Brands Behind Florida’s Best Traditional Home Elevators
Access Lifts Florida installs traditional home elevators from a curated lineup of trusted manufacturers—each offering proven reliability, flexible residential elevator dimensions, and custom cab finishes designed to complement Florida’s luxury homes. Whether you are planning for a hydraulic or inline gear drive system for your home, our product lineup gives you options that perform as well as they look.
Symmetry Asterix
Symmetry Dream
LULA
Symmetry Asterix
Symmetry Dream
LULA
Cibes Symmetry
Our primary residential elevator line, Cibes Symmetry offers a range of premium in-home elevator options like the handcrafted wood cab interiors of the Symmetry Dream and Symmetry Asterix.
Manufactured to exacting standards and backed by the global Cibes Lift Group, Cibes Symmetry systems are the go-to choice for Florida homeowners who want a custom home elevator that integrates beautifully into a luxury residence.
Inclinator
One of America’s most established residential elevator brands, Inclinator brings decades of proven engineering and a wide range of cab customization options to the traditional in-home elevator market.
A strong option for Florida homeowners who prefer a classically American-made system with hydraulic or traction drive options.
Fox Valley
Fox Valley elevator systems combine durable construction with clean, customizable cab designs suited for both new construction and retrofit applications.
A reliable option for Florida homes where long-term performance and value are the priority.
Let’s Match the Right Elevator to Your Home
Access Lifts Florida helps homeowners, builders, and architects across Florida select the right system based on their home’s layout, travel distance, aesthetic goals, and long-term needs. Let’s talk about your project.
Upgrading Florida’s Homes Since 2007
A traditional in-home elevator should feel like it belongs—not like it was bolted on as an afterthought. Access Lifts Florida works with homeowners and designers to build a custom home elevator that integrates with the architecture, interior finishes, and character of the home.
Exterior Residential Elevator Options
Not every residential elevator lives inside the home. Exterior residential elevator installations are a common solution for Florida’s elevated, stilted, and multi-entry coastal properties—providing ground-to-living-level access without occupying interior square footage. Access Lifts Florida installs exterior elevator systems designed to handle Florida’s coastal conditions, including humidity, saltwater exposure, and UV requirements.
Cab Finishes and Interior Design
Every traditional in-home elevator we install can be tailored with custom cab wall panels, flooring, lighting, handrails, door styles, and operating panel finishes. Access Lifts Florida coordinates finish selections with homeowners, interior designers, and architects to ensure the elevator complements the surrounding space.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are standard residential elevator dimensions?
Most traditional in-home elevators have an interior cab size ranging from approximately 15 to 18 square feet, though this varies by manufacturer, platform configuration, and hoistway conditions. Access Lifts Florida confirms exact residential elevator dimensions during the planning process based on the specific system and your available space.
Is a hydraulic elevator a good choice for a Florida home?
Yes. Hydraulic elevators are one of the most popular drive system choices for Florida’s luxury residential market—known for smooth, quiet operation and proven long-term reliability. They require a small equipment space for the pump unit, and our team plans equipment placement around your home’s layout during the evaluation process.
Can a traditional in-home elevator be installed in an existing home?
Yes. Traditional home elevator installation is possible in both new construction and existing homes. Retrofit feasibility depends on available hoistway space, ceiling height, structural conditions, and pit depth. Our team evaluates all of these during the initial site assessment.