Elevators

All parents want to keep their children safe. If you have a home elevator, safety becomes even more important. Children are naturally curious, and they love to touch the objects around them. Imagine how interesting an elevator looks to a small child who enjoys climbing in and out of boxes. At Mobility123, we provide home elevators in NJ and home elevators in PA. It is our goal to offer elevators that exceed customer expectations in terms of both quality and safety. That’s why we have four safety tips for those with children who live in homes with elevators.

Years ago, in-home elevators were a symbol of being rich and famous. Nowadays, however, in-home elevators are practical additions to many peoples’ homes. At Mobility123, we design and install a wide range of in-home elevators for residential customers who are looking for a functional investment in their homes. Mobility123 is the leader when it comes to in-home elevators. In this blog, we’re going to touch upon five perks of having one in your home. Here they are:

Here at Mobility123, we believe that a couple of things will be big in the future. Our predictions include flying cars, virtual reality and pneumatic elevators. But wait, what are pneumatic elevators, you ask? Well, we believe that pneumatic vacuum elevators are the future of in-home mobility solutions. Okay, we could probably still explain this product better, so how about we just write a blog about it? If you’d like to learn more about pneumatic vacuum elevators for homes in PA, keep reading to find out what they are, why they’re going to be big in the future and how they can benefit you or a loved one.

A bad hip and 60-plus years of mileage on your body take their toll when scaling arduous flights of stairs in your home. You could always move, but the work, time and effort of finding a storage place for your smaller home and the financial toll it would take on you would not be worth it.

You just finished getting your blood taken at the hospital and are tired. As you make your way to the elevator lobby, you notice that it is packed. One of the elevators is out of service, causing a backup. In your younger years, you would’ve just taken the stairs, but that is no longer an option.

Most people associate personal elevators with one of two things: opulence, or home mobility solutions. Either way, the prevailing assumption about these elevators tends to be the same – “there’s no way I can afford it!”