Kauaʻi · Home on the Garden Isle
Your Kauaʻi home.
Your familiar way of life.
Aloha, Kauaʻi. Time on the lānai, meals with ʻohana, and the familiar spaces of your home are worth holding onto. A stairlift may help when the steps between those spaces become difficult.
New stairlift sales and installation on Kauaʻi, with a personal touch.
Prefer a phone call? You don’t need to complete a form or send photos to start a conversation.
Keeping ʻohana connected, one step at a time.
Your part of Kauaʻi
Start with the way you live at home.
A few steps at the front door or a full staircase inside can change how you use your home. We’ll listen first, then help you understand the choices.
Everyday access for your household
From Līhuʻe to Kapaʻa, start with the entrance or rooms you want to reach more easily. Tell us about landings, doorways, and anyone else using the stairs.
Plan around the home and its setting
For homes near Kīlauea, Princeville, or Hanalei, share your location and whether the stairs are sheltered or exposed. Outdoor equipment needs to suit the actual conditions.
Help for your home
Whether you’re near Kōloa, Poʻipū, Hanapēpē, or Waimea, call to discuss your staircase and timing. We’ll explain your options and the next steps.
Kauaʻi homes, individual needs
Let’s look at the path through your day.
Think about the steps you use most, from the car to the entrance or from inside to the lānai. If part of that route is outdoors, tell us about rain exposure, shelter, and the space at each landing. Your own home is the starting point.
From parking to the door
Tell us about the steps, gates, and landing where you arrive home. The first few steps of the day can matter as much as a full staircase.
Inside and outside
An indoor staircase and exposed outdoor steps need different equipment. Let us know where rain reaches the stairs and whether the area is covered.
Your familiar routines
A favorite seat on the lānai or a room upstairs—tell us where you want easier access, so we can focus on what matters to you.
Explore at your own pace
What kind of stairs are at your home?
Straight stairs
For an indoor stairway that runs in one direction. Explore the Pinnacle SL600 and ask about the fit.
Explore straight stairliftsTurns or landings
A curved stairlift follows a route with bends. Tell us how the stairs connect your living spaces.
Explore curved stairliftsOutdoor steps
Explore the Savaria Handicare 1000 Outdoor. We’ll discuss the stairway and its exposure to the weather.
Explore outdoor stairliftsOur Indoor Work on Kauaʻi
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Our Outdoor Work on Kauaʻi
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Your Ohana Team
A new stairlift for your Kauaʻi home.
Find the right fit
Tell us which stairs are getting harder and the spaces you want to reach. We’ll help you compare the straight, curved, and outdoor stairlifts we offer for your home.
Talk with our ʻohanaFrom choosing to installation
We’ll walk you through the equipment, staircase measurements, installation, and timing before you decide.
Start with a conversation about your home and what would make everyday life easier for your ʻohana.
Let’s plan your installationA few questions you may have
Do you sell and install new stairlifts on Kauaʻi?
Yes. Ohana has served families on the outer islands since the company began. Talk with us about choosing and installing a new stairlift for your home.
Can an outdoor stairlift help with steps to the lānai?
It may be an option. Tell us about the stairway, its turns and landings, and how exposed it is to the weather. We’ll discuss the layout and whether an outdoor model suits the route.
Can we talk before deciding?
Of course. You’re welcome to ask questions, compare options, and take time to talk with your ʻohana. We can start with a phone conversation about your stairs and what would help.
Your Ohana Team
Stay safe, stay comfortable, stay home.
Mahalo for considering Ohana. Tell us a little about your Kauaʻi home, and we’ll help you think through the next step.