Faced with the common decision whether to move or improve, Nick and Jackie chose to install a Best Value Home Lift in anthracite into their characterful Hungerford home. Built in 1803, their converted warehouse home fronts the Kennet & Avon Canal with dynamic views. However, with accommodation set over three floors and with five staircases, the couple knew that their much-loved home may not serve them well in later life and took action to future-proof it.

Evo Lifts were specified to provide and install a Best Value Home Lift within an unusual property in Lancashire. The owners were converting what was a former water tower into a residential property and wanted a lift to provide access between the ground floor and the top floor, a distance of more than 10 metres.

Mr and Mrs Russell incorporated the installation of a Best Value Home Lift into the build process of their new executive home overlooking Lyme Regis Bay in Dorset. The three-stop lift creates level access to the stunning three-floor house which is set into the rolling Dorset hills overlooking the famous bay.

Evolifts were approached by ambitious homeowners Mark and Pat Rand to assist with a most interesting project: the restoration and conversion of a water tower into a new home at Settle, in the Yorkshire Dales.

Mr and Mrs Preston of Stevenage installed a Best Value Home Lift into their detached family home. The lift, with special colour finish and glazed panels, has opened up practical access to their main bedroom and a games room, while helping to futureproof their home. The home lift was easily incorporated into space that had previously housed a little-used spiral staircase.

Mr and Mrs Kirrage installed a Best Value Home Lift at their bungalow in Truro as a critical element of their retirement relocation plans. They were having significant modernisation and extension work done and it was logical to use this opportunity to futureproof their home by incorporating a lift.

Epsom Downs Primary School is a thriving, inspirational environment for over 350 children aged from three months to eleven years.

An EVO300 Platform Step Lift was specified and installed for the Sikh Gurdwara in South London to provide external wheelchair access adjacent to the main entrance steps.