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Cost of a hydraulic lift for homes

Although SWIFT doesn´t manufacture or sell hydraulic lifts we are sometimes asked by customers what the price is and why we don´t recommend hydraulic lifts to be installed in private homes. Here is elaboration on that topic.

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Hydraulic elevators

Hydraulic elevators in general are known for being budget-friendly and was previously a popular choice for those looking for a cheap home elevator option. An hydraulic elevator operates using a hydraulic cylinder filled with oil, making it easier to install and requiring fewer parts compared to other types of elevators. However, it is important to note that hydraulic elevators tend to be slower and have a lower weight capacity. Most products are also designed for public use, rather than designed for homes. One other aspect to consider is potential issue of leaking oil or where to install the oil tank. More about hydraulic elevators here >>

Cost of a hydraulic lift for homes

The cost of a hydraulic lift for homes can vary greatly depending on several factors, such as the type of lift, the size and weight capacity, and the features it offers. Some basic hydraulic lifts for homes start at around $10,000, but more advanced models with larger weight capacities, multiple doors, or additional features can cost upwards of $25,000 or more.

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It's important to keep in mind that there are many factors that can impact the cost of a hydraulic lift for home, so the best way to get an accurate estimate is to shop around and get quotes from several different suppliers. Additionally, it's a good idea to consider the long-term cost of owning and maintaining the lift, including regular maintenance, repairs, and replacement parts.

To learn more about cheap pricing of home elevators in general, read our article: Which is the least expensive home elevator?

I have hydrolic. I think the only advantage is the speed. A good hoist with wench or hydrolic will last. Hydrolic going up or down in a couple seconds also adds to the cool factor. I know winches need chains replaced, but that is after a lot of years. Those with hydrolic that I know that have had them longer than me have not had problems (my first one I bought in ) but not nearly as long as the long time owners of winch types, so who knows the longevity of hydrolic before needing major work. Also, a nice thing about winch type, is that if you lose power or major issue, you can usually still get your boat out a secondary way. Hydrolic you are stuck until up and running again. Even with that I have two hydrolics and would get another one. So far so good.

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