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Home elevator installers in Ohio
7 companies that sell and install home elevators in Ohio, each checked on its own website in September 2026. Listed A to Z; paid placements are labelled. Below the list: what Ohio’s own rules say about home elevators.
The list
Ohio home elevator companies, A to Z
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101 Mobility
Offices in Ohio: Cincinnati, Mentor, Columbus · Names: Columbus, Gahanna, Grove City, Parma, Lakewood, Cincinnati, Dayton, Mentor · Also: AL, CT, DE, GA, IL, IN, KY, LA, MA, MD and more
Brands named on its site: Atlas, Bruno, Cambridge, Fox Valley, Harmar, Level Up, Pneumatic Vacuum Elevators, Pollock, RAM, Savaria, SHC, Stiltz
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American Home Elevator Company
Office in Ohio: Perrysburg · Names: Toledo, Perrysburg, Cleveland, Akron, Columbus, Dayton, Lima, Sandusky · Also: IN
Brands named on its site: Acorn, Brooks, Canton Elevator, Concord, Custom Elevator, Wurtec, Garaventa, Harmar, Hawle, Inclinator, National Wheel-O-Vator, Stiltz, Savaria, S.R. Smith, ThyssenKrupp, Waupaca
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Arrow Lift
Offices in Ohio: Beachwood, Columbus, Westlake · Names: Columbus, Cleveland, Beachwood, Westlake, Cincinnati · Also: CA, IA, MN, PA, WI
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Custom Home Elevator & Lift Co. Inc.
Offices in Ohio: Cincinnati, Beavercreek, Dublin · Names: Cincinnati, Columbus, Dayton, Delaware, Lancaster, Lima, Newark, Springfield and 4 more · Also: IN, KY
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Emar Corp
Nearest office: Washington, WV · Names: Belpre, Marietta, Athens, Nelsonville, Middleport, Pomeroy, Gallipolis · Also: WV
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Lifeway Mobility
Offices in Ohio: Loveland, Columbus, Tallmadge · Names: Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus, Cleveland, Akron, Canton, Youngstown, Loveland and 1 more · Also: AZ, CO, CT, DE, GA, IA, IL, IN, KS, KY and more
Brands named on its site: Savaria, Pollock, Bruno, Stiltz, Wessex, Cambridge, Garaventa, Inclinator
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Transitions Lift + Elevator
Office in Ohio: Cincinnati · Names: Cincinnati, Dayton · Also: KY, TN
Brands named on its site: Inclinator, Savaria, Symmetry
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Ohio rules
Is a home elevator regulated in Ohio?
Who oversees elevators: Ohio Department of Commerce, Division of Industrial Compliance (Bureau of Elevator Safety).
Elevators in private homes
Home elevators still need a state (or city elevator department) installation permit and a final inspection before use (ORC 4105.16), but they are exempt from periodic inspections (4105.10). Chairlifts in private residences are outside the law entirely (4105.01). Installers working only in private residences do not need a state license.
Sources: codes.ohio.gov, codes.ohio.gov, codes.ohio.gov, codes.ohio.gov.
Installer licences
Companies: Yes. ORC Chapter 4785 (effective April 3, 2023) requires elevator contractor licenses, but not for work done only in private residences.
Mechanics: Yes. ORC Chapter 4785 requires elevator mechanic licenses, with the same private-residence exemption (4785.03(C)).
Our reading of Ohio’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 Ohio
We have not found a published price range for Ohio 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
Ohio home elevator questions
How many home elevator companies serve Ohio?
We list 7 companies that sell and install home elevators in Ohio, each checked on its own website in September 2026. 6 of them have an office in the state, and 6 say they service or maintain elevators.
Is a home elevator regulated in Ohio?
Home elevators still need a state (or city elevator department) installation permit and a final inspection before use (ORC 4105.16), but they are exempt from periodic inspections (4105.10). See the Ohio rules section on this page for licences and sources, and ask your local building department about permits.
Which brands do Ohio installers carry?
The brands named most often on the websites of the companies we list for Ohio: Savaria (4), Stiltz (3), Inclinator (3), Cambridge (2), Bruno (2), Harmar (2).
What does a home elevator cost in Ohio?
We have not found a published price range for Ohio 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: Michigan (5) · Indiana (7) · Kentucky (5) · West Virginia (4) · Pennsylvania (11).
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