by Andrew @ Uppercut
The short answer is vertical platform lifts are typically installed due to an immediate accessibility requirement, while elevators are usually incorpo
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by Andrew @ Uppercut
This is by far the number one question we get asked at Uppercut Elevators and Lifts. How much for an elevator? There is no straight forward answer, as
by Andrew @ Uppercut
Stair lifts or chair lifts have been around for some time now. Over the years they have become more reliable, compact and quieter. They
by Andrew @ Uppercut
Commercial accessibility lifts are governed by the B-355 code. If a lift is being installed in a public application make sure that your
by Andrew @ Uppercut
It’s that time of year again, longer days, warmer weather and the Okotoks Kinsmen Sno-Pitch tournament. This years event is scheduled for March 28th a
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Residential Lifts – What is a Porch Lift? My career into the world of elevators and lifts started out as a technician, primarily installing and repair
by Andrew @ Uppercut
I’ve been thinking of writing my first blog entry for some time now, and finally am getting around to it. I have generated a list of topics such as ch