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Home elevator installers in Connecticut
3 companies that sell and install home elevators in Connecticut, each checked on its own website in September 2026. Listed A to Z; paid placements are labelled. Below the list: what Connecticut’s own rules say about home elevators.
The list
Connecticut home elevator companies, A to Z
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101 Mobility
Offices in Connecticut: West Hartford, Essex · Names: West Hartford, Hartford, New Haven, Stamford, Norwalk, Waterbury, Danbury, Bristol · Also: AL, DE, GA, IL, IN, KY, LA, MA, MD, ME and more
Brands named on its site: Atlas, Bruno, Cambridge, Fox Valley, Harmar, Level Up, Pneumatic Vacuum Elevators, Pollock, RAM, Savaria, SHC, Stiltz
Details from the company’s own website, checked October 2026. Listed alphabetically; not a ranking. Is this your company? Update or remove it
Elevator Service Company (ESCO)
Office in Connecticut: Torrington · Names: Torrington · Also: RI
Brands named on its site: Symmetry, Cibes, PVE
Details from the company’s own website, checked October 2026. Listed alphabetically; not a ranking. Is this your company? Update or remove it
Lifeway Mobility
Offices in Connecticut: Hartford, Danielson · Names: Hartford, Danielson · Also: AZ, CO, DE, GA, IA, IL, IN, KS, KY, MA and more
Brands named on its site: Savaria, Pollock, Bruno, Stiltz, Wessex, Cambridge, Garaventa, Inclinator
Details from the company’s own website, checked October 2026. Listed alphabetically; not a ranking. Is this your company? Update or remove it
Connecticut rules
Is a home elevator regulated in Connecticut?
Who oversees elevators: Department of Administrative Services, Office of the State Building Inspector (elevator inspection); Department of Consumer Protection (elevator licensing).
Elevators in private homes
The Office of the State Building Inspector lists private residence elevators among the equipment it certifies and inspects. After that, a home elevator is inspected only when the owner asks (CGS 29-195), and it does not need certificate renewals (CGS 29-196).
Sources: portal.ct.gov, portal.ct.gov, portal.ct.gov, portal.ct.gov.
Installer licences
Companies: Yes. The Department of Consumer Protection licenses R-1 unlimited elevator contractors and R-5 accessibility contractors (CGS 20-330 et seq.).
Mechanics: Yes. R-2 unlimited elevator journeypersons and R-6 accessibility journeypersons are licensed.
Licence lookup: www.elicense.ct.gov
Elevator code adopted: ASME A17.1-2013.
Our reading of Connecticut’s own statutes and agency pages, checked September 2026. Your city or county may add its own permit and inspection rules – ask your local building department. This is not legal advice.
What it costs in Connecticut
We have not found a published price range for Connecticut alone, so we do not invent one. National published ranges for a two-stop home elevator mostly fall between about $30,000 and $60,000. Compare all seven sources or estimate your project.
Before you call
Ask each company the same questions – what the price includes, who pulls the permit, what the warranty covers. The ten questions. New to the words? The glossary.
Questions
Connecticut home elevator questions
How many home elevator companies serve Connecticut?
We list 3 companies that sell and install home elevators in Connecticut, each checked on its own website in September 2026. 3 of them have an office in the state, and 2 say they service or maintain elevators.
Is a home elevator regulated in Connecticut?
The Office of the State Building Inspector lists private residence elevators among the equipment it certifies and inspects. See the Connecticut rules section on this page for licences and sources, and ask your local building department about permits.
Which brands do Connecticut installers carry?
The brands named most often on the websites of the companies we list for Connecticut: Stiltz (2), Cambridge (2), Bruno (2), Savaria (2), Pneumatic Vacuum Elevators (2), Pollock (2).
What does a home elevator cost in Connecticut?
We have not found a published price range for Connecticut alone, so we do not invent one. National published ranges for a two-stop home elevator mostly fall between about $30,000 and $60,000 (HomeGuide, Fixr).
Neighbouring states: New York (10) · Massachusetts (4) · Rhode Island (3).
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