Many factors affect the final installation cost of an elevator. You do need to contact Hosting Elevator's sales for an accurate cost estimate.
You can read the elevator price guide to consider your budget.

Most residential elevator manufacturers offer a 2- or 3-year limited parts warranty. Hosting Elevator complements the manufacturer's warranty by offering a limited 1-year labor warranty on all of our installations.

There are many interior options to choose from. Let your own taste be your guide. If you choose the standard cab with unfinished hardwood veneer, you can paint or stain it any color you want. You can also add architectural details with your own finish carpenter to truly personalize your home elevator. The modern look of the glass car is also available.

Typically, the exterior of an elevator shaft will look just like all the other interior walls and doors in your home. Aside from the lobby button station located on the wall near the doorknob and the interlock located inside the door itself, you can't even tell it's an elevator until you open it!

In addition to construction and site preparation, everything you need to have a spec-compliant, safe, working elevator (including shipping, sales tax, installation, wiring for elevator controls, and license fees) is included in your delivery by Hosting's sales staff. It is entirely up to the homeowner if any options or upgrades are required.

Any options you choose are at your own discretion. Working closely with Hosting's salespeople will help you understand which options are best for you, your lifestyle, and your home design. The most important thing is to make sure the elevator is sized and functional to meet your needs now and in the future.

You need to confirm your elevator type and specification with Hosting's sales staff in order to help you confirm the hoistway size.
Example: For a standard 36" wide x 48" deep (internal clear) elevator, with all doors on the same side, a 52" wide x 56" deep clear internal shaft is usually required.

Manufacturing can take 4 to 8 weeks after we release the unit for production by sending the "approved" elevator shop drawings back to the manufacturer. Some special order models may take longer.

The answer depends on the construction or remodeling progress of your home. Usually, our installers can do most of the work quickly, usually 3-5 days in total on site. However, if site prep work is still in place that prevents us from completing the lift, it may not be consecutive days when we Will return at a later date. Some examples of such items include: unhung hoistway doors, unfinished wall finishes, or unready for electricity and telephone service. Additionally, elevators must be inspected and approved by a local or state elevator inspector before they can be put into operation. The inspection itself is usually done towards the end of the building project, just before the "final inspection" by the local building inspector. In addition to the completion of the elevator installation,

Most home elevators require a pit depth of 9"-12" - below the top of the basement, but this depends on the style, model and brand of elevator. Although, too deep is better than too shallow. For more information, please contact Hosting's salesperson.