Compare Ireland’s Best Stairlifts & Get Your Price Today

A new straight stairlift in Ireland typically costs between €2,500 and €4,500 fitted. Curved stairlifts are more complex and generally range from €5,000 to €10,000+. Reconditioned models can cost significantly less. Use our free comparison service to get accurate guide prices for your specific staircase.

Yes. The Housing Aid for Older People scheme (administered by your local authority) can provide grants of up to €8,000. The Mobility Aids Grant Scheme covers works to address mobility problems, including stairlift installation. Stairlifts are also VAT zero-rated in Ireland as a qualifying medical device, saving you 23% immediately.

A new stairlift comes with a full manufacturer warranty (typically 2–5 years), the latest features, and is installed to your exact specifications. A reconditioned stairlift is a professionally refurbished model that has been fully tested and certified — it costs significantly less and still comes with a warranty from the supplier. Both are perfectly safe options.

A straight stairlift typically takes 2–4 hours to install. Curved stairlifts, which require a custom-manufactured rail, usually take half a day. Most suppliers will carry out a free home survey first to assess your staircase and confirm the right model and price before any work begins.

Most modern stairlifts run on a rechargeable battery system that charges whenever the lift is parked at a charging point. This means the lift will continue to function during a power cut, typically for several journeys. Always confirm the battery backup specification with your supplier at the survey stage.

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