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Licensed & Insured
Licensed Construction Supervisor & Architect on every project
Start to Finish
Existing Conditions, Design, Permits, Construction
South Shore & Greater Boston
Sharon · Easton ·Milton · Needham ·Duxbury · and more
Why it matters
Built the right way, the first time
Most residential elevator installs require hiring a separate architect and a separate contractor, then spending months coordinating between them. Our in-house design-build firm has both, so that back-and-forth disappears. While we are there, we see the full picture: where else the home could be made more accessible, more functional, and more of a forever home.
How we work
Our residential elevator design & build process
We manage every step from first site visit to final sign-off, so nothing falls through the cracks between design and construction.
Site Assessment
We visit your home, take precise measurements, and understand the existing structure before any design work begins.
Architectural Drawings
We find the right location for the elevator and look at the bigger picture, identifying opportunities to make your home a forever home.
Permits & Approvals
We produce a full permit-ready drawing set, submit to your local building department, and handle all back-and-forth until we have approval in hand.
Build
We build the shaft and finish everything around it to look like it belongs. Your home is treated with care throughout, the work area stays clean, and we coordinate with Above & Beyond Elevator, Inc. to bring it all together.
Recent Elevator Projects
Customized to your home
Common questions
Frequently asked questions about residential elevators in Massachusetts
How much does a residential elevator cost in Massachusetts?
Every home is a little different, and so is every project. Cost depends on your space and what the installation involves along the way. Contact us for a free consultation.
How long does a residential elevator project take from start to finish?
Timelines vary depending on permitting and what your project involves. We stay ahead of the process and have the shaft built and ready before the elevator is ready for installation.
What type of elevator do you design and install?
We design the shaft and work closely with Above & Beyond Elevator, Inc. to choose the right system for your home. Hydraulic elevators offer a quieter ride but require a larger machine room. Cable-driven systems are the better choice when space is limited, needing a smaller machine room. Every home is different, and we help you make the right decision.
Can an elevator be added to an existing home, or only new construction?
We primarily work with existing homes. We assess the structure and identify the best location for the shaft. Every home is different, and the installation sometimes creates an opportunity to improve the surrounding spaces in ways homeowners did not expect.
How much space does a residential elevator require?
The elevator can be up to 15 square feet.
Does a home elevator need to be inspected in Massachusetts?
A state inspection is only required upon initial installation. However, Above & Beyond Elevator, Inc. recommends periodic inspections by their technicians to ensure continued operation within state-defined safety and compliance guidelines.