AmeriGlide Reviews

I was interested in the stairlifts, and I had looked at advertisements on the internet for several different brands. Ameriglide looked to me like they were good for the money. The initial price was not something particularly out of range, but then they gave me some discounts that they had available. The final price on it, including delivery, taxes, the whole works, was acceptable. They would be the best buy, so I contacted them and The guy that I talked to initially was extremely helpful. He got me some information that I needed or thought I needed before I made a decision on it. After I looked everything up that he had given me, I decided that that's what I wanted to do. The ordering went through easily. I got the notifications back that they'd accepted the order, and it wasn't long till they had shipped it. Waiting for the delivery could have been a bit shorter, but it was prompt.

I had an Ameriglide stair lift installed about a month ago. I picked it up off the internet. I priced around a bit and liked the price as well as the product. I liked the way it looked, and the guy that installed it was very good. He is a very nice person and I would use him again. He installed the stair lift right away. It took about an hour and the biggest part was taking it out of the box.

I had to purchase a stairlift for my daughter who suffered a massive stroke. I went with AmeriGlide and the installer did a wonderful job. He was very professional and polite. He answered all my questions as well. I kept going back in and asking him questions like how my daughter would be able to get off at the top of the steps, and he showed me that when he got done. The product seems very sturdy too.

I contacted about four different companies initially, and I was very impressed with AmeriGlide's program, what they had to offer, their service and the way that they align things for me. I was impressed with the clarity of the information they provided, and their pricing was competitive. The representative I've been talking to and working with, Califf, has been fantastic all the way through the process. He's articulate, thoughtful, and he really explained things well. I'm in California, and the lift is being installed in Colonial Beach, Virginia. So, I don't have any visual except the pictures that have been sent to me.

I checked other avenues and price-wise, there was no comparison to AmeriGlide. As a matter of fact, I want to talk to Colin, their rep, because I want another one. The stairlift that we got is taking my wife up and down the steps to the bedroom. Initially, we were considering moving into a condo with everything on one floor, but it wasn't feasible for us to go into that debt again. So, we decided to make our home accessible and that was why I decided to get that for her. But now, she wants to also be able to go into the basement, so I got to get another one.

I researched a few companies, the products themselves and the costs, and Ameriglide was the most reasonable and had good quality product. The rep who put the stairlift in was polite and informative, and it was a good installation. It went smoothly, and we're happy with it. We don't have any complaints. The stairlift runs great and my father-in-law is enjoying it. He is getting down into the basement safely, and he is happy that he's put it in. I'd tell people, "Come over and check ours out, and make your own decision."

I found Ameriglide online and went with their price. When I purchased the stairlift for my wife, everything was over the phone. The stairlift goes straight up and down and the installation went super.

I've been using AmeriGlide every day with my mom. I love it. It's the cheapest I could find. It works fine and I love that it has the remote. Sometimes I have to go downstairs because my mom doesn't know how to operate it. Because it has the remote, it's the best. That's one of the features that I like. Also, I like how quick and how nice the guys did it, and how neat and clean they were. When they left, the installation was amazing.

AmeriGlide was in the middle of all that I considered. They installed in one day. My straight up and down stairlift is a good product. So far, everything has been fine.

The product is still sitting outside of my house, waiting for the renovations to happen. It's a self-install. I'm going to install it. AmeriGlide says online about the refurbished models, and when you call them to ask about the refurbished, they're a few hundred bucks cheaper than the one they advertise. They say, “They've never been actually sold.” And they are floor demo units. They always have one right there for you, exactly what you need.

I looked at about seven companies for a stairlift and AmeriGlide's pricing was more reasonable. They were more genuine and straightforward with the prices whereas the other companies tried to add on things for limps and measurements. I haven't had the stairlift installed yet but I am looking forward to the ability to have the mobility that's needed in my home.

I talked to three different people. I liked AmeriGlide's bottom lift on the rail where it lifted up off the floor and doesn't stick out in my room. To me, it looks sturdier when I was going through pictures. The stairlift looks really good, but it's missing the top stop at the top of the steps, so we can't use it. It'll come off the rails. The installer tried to get ahold of the third party was that he was working under to get it taken care of, and they told him that he would have to figure it out. So, we have to wait and see.

The lift from AmeriGlide is great. I'm happy with it. I'd buy it again. Installation was fine. There were some minor issues with the instructions, but I called them and they clarified it.

I am gonna be 70 years old on October 2nd and my lungs are only working 29%, so I can't climb stairs anymore. My washer and dryer are in the basement and there is nowhere to bring it to the main level so I needed a stairlift. I did my research, called about four different places and got estimates. I was very impressed with the guy I talked to from AmeriGlide, Quincy. The price was a factor as well and I decided AmeriGlide was my best option.

I looked around online and liked the information that I saw about AmeriGlide. I called them and talked to the guy and liked the way that he explained everything. Everything went very smoothly. They shipped the stairlift immediately. It arrived at my house in about one week. The very next day, their installer came and installed it. So, everything went perfectly. The stairlift works. It goes up and down, and there seem to be no problems.

I was in a very tight time crunch, and I was paying out of pocket. I got several quotes from several different people, and AmeriGlide had the best price. Kenny was great. He had all the pieces sent to the installer instead of to my house because I didn't have anybody here to bring it in. So, it was wonderful. The installer was awesome. He was professional, polite, courteous, and helpful. The lift has great quality. It works wonderful. I can get in and down my steps. With the temporary ramp that I had to buy to go outside, I can literally get out of my house. If you're looking for a stairlift with the best price that works great, go absolutely with AmeriGlide.

I had purchased this stairlift for my Mom who recently passed away in March. The last couple of years, I have spent $241.15 for a battery and labor. I had paid for example $150.00 form AmeriGlide of Marietta on 03/19 because they were just out here 3 months prior, my mother was downstairs in a hospital bed hospice, torn my rotary cuff that month trying to get her off the floor. I guess the owner Ray was trying to show me mercy, so I WAS scheduled for a surgery for 09/08/2026, but had to cancel, why you ask? Because on 08/25 I paid $241.15 for the normal charge for battery and labor, the battery is $80.00. Within 4 days it stopped working so on the following Tuesday 09/01 the technician came out again, it was the circuit board? $441.00. Following morning it was broke.

We needed a stair lift in my home. AmeriGlide was what we found before on the internet. Their reps were very good. Also, the lift seems to be fine. It has been good experience.

One that I tried said they didn't service New York. I went back to search, and saw AmeriGlide. I emailed them, and gave my phone number. The owner gave me a call, we had a little chit-chat about what I needed the stairlift for, and went from there. The lift is very good. We have no problems.

We needed a stairlift for my brother-in-law who had fallen and wasn't going to be able to walk for a while. After researching, I wanted something I could put in myself and it looked like AmeriGlide fit all the criteria. Their sales team was great. When the stairlift arrived, I put it in at my brother-in-law's house and it was very easy to install, especially with the YouTube video that AmeriGlide did. Their stairs were wide enough and it really doesn't intrude onto the steps very much to hinder the use of the stairs. The performance is really good, too. It seems to be very sturdy and doesn't shake at all. The only one problem we've had is the remote controls. We tried mounting one at the bottom and one at the top of the stairs on the wall. We used some Velcro to mount them but they don't really work that way. You have to take them off and point them at the stairlift to get it to go up and down. Otherwise, it'll go and it'll stop, then it'll go and it'll stop.

This other company just dropped me like they didn't care. I was no longer a good fit for them at that time and I went back to AmeriGlide because they had already given me the better deal. They took me in with open arms, and that's who I stayed with. I have a straight stair lift and it can carry me upstairs. There is a popping sound that comes from it sometimes that I'm a little concerned about, but it's where it goes over an extension that was added to it, and it pops when it goes over that extension. The stair lift has been a lifesaver for us. My husband recently had shoulder surgery and has two bad knees. He was having to pull himself upstairs with bad arms. If he didn't have this chair, he wouldn't be able to come upstairs at all.

My sister got AmeriGlide's name from one of her friends, and I decided to go with them because the cost was better. Kenny, the salesperson, was good. I just wish he had been a little clearer because when it's your first time doing this, you want more reassurance about how things operate. Otherwise, if I came up with a question, he was able to help me. Damon, the installer, helped me understand some things. When they sent the blueprint printout, it didn't look right to me, so I called him. He explained what I was seeing and let me know that the first one was the wrong one because it showed the lift going outside the steps instead of inside the steps. My stair lift is supposed to be installed tomorrow. And so far, AmeriGlide has been a good company to deal with.

I found AmeriGlide through a Google search and decided to use them based on their ratings. I went online and also called them to place the order. We installed the stairlift ourselves, and the experience was manageable. The quality of the stairlift was okay.

AmeriGlide was as good a quality as the rest, and I liked their pricing. Their reps were real nice as well. I use the stairlift every day and so far, so good. It goes from the basement to the living room, and it has helped a lot. I have recommended AmeriGlide.

I'm glad I went with AmeriGlide and I was happy with their service. Initially, I've seen their product on my phone then I contacted them. I talked to somebody and asked them what the deal was, what it cost, and what the process was. They told me about all that and it all sounded legit, so I hired them to put the stairlift in. At the time, I also considered buying a used one and seeing what my pros and cons were, it was just as cheap to get a new one, so I went with them. I like the quality of the lift and it is what they told me it would be. I haven't had any issues with it and I would recommend it.

AmeriGlide is one of the few companies that allows the individual to install the stairlift himself, so we went with them. The associate I spoke with was very helpful, easy to understand, and we had a good rapport. The stairlift was easy to install, and the directions were very spot on. I'm grateful that a company like AmeriGlide allows a homeowner to do it themselves because I had no problem with it. As do-it-yourselfers, we also appreciate having a contact that is in the States. It's American-owned and American-serviced, and that's very important to us. It's easier to get a contractor, and it’s important to be able to understand the directions for the installation.

My wife and I both have problems on stairs and needed a stairlift. We saw AmeriGlide advertised in a newspaper and we called. We talked to Quincy and he was very helpful. We've had the stairlift installed from the first floor to the basement. We'd had it for a month now and so far, it works good.

I liked the cost of the AmeriGlide stairlift. However, it was chaotic scheduling the installation. There were two cancellations at the last minute. On the third schedule, they came out but they showed up without telling me they were coming. But once they got here, they were good. The quality of the stairlift is good as well.

I was in the hospital and my husband and I started researching and Googling stairlift companies. We saw AmeriGlide, gave them a call, and we were pleased with what they said. It made me decide to have it because of hip surgery I had. The representative I talked with was accommodating, informative and easy to work with. The stairlift is useful with the width of my stairwell. People can still walk up and down the side of the stairlift. However, it extends out a little bit further onto the landing. So we just have to be very careful that we don't trip over it. It comes out a little bit further than I thought it would at the very bottom.

I was looking for a stairlift and did internet searches to see what might be available for self-installation and what might work for us. I don't think we found any other provider that had a system designed for consumer self-installation, so we went with AmeriGlide. We purchased a straight stairlift for the stairs leading up to the bedrooms. It has been put in for occasional use and has had very little use. We've tested it and it works fine.

I built an assisted living facility and researched chairlift systems online, and I was introduced to the AmeriGlide system. I had some specifics regarding installation and the length of the stair rail, and the person who assisted me on the phone was very helpful. He was able to guide me on taking the measurements and I sent him all of the specifications that I needed. The system came here undamaged in the package. I have a construction background, so I installed it myself without any problem. It was perfect. The chairlift works like a dream. It's lovely. Everything is very positive from the initial contact to the follow-ups for the installation. Any questions that I had were answered immediately. Overall, it was a great experience.

In the conversation I had with the individual that I spoke to, the cost and the availability for installation were the biggest factors in me going with AmeriGlide. Everything was good with the rep and I got exactly what I asked for. It's a straight stairlift going downstairs to a basement and it's great. I'd recommend AmeriGlide.

My son is disabled and we wanted to purchase a stairlift for him. I looked at AmeriGlide's price online and it was a little over 1,900. But they quoted me over $3,000 and that was deceiving. I was disappointed, but we needed it anyway, so we went ahead and got it. However, they should change that portion of their website that says the largest amount would be a little over 1,900, and they need to explain that it would cost more than what they have over there. Other than that, we got the straight indoor model and the quality is very good. It's working well and we haven't had any issues. But the initial machine that came in wasn't fitting there. We had to return it, and I was waiting and waiting before they shipped another one. Then, it wasn't the correct one and there was something missing. Other than that, we received a reimbursement of $215 from them.

I called Abby, the AmeriGlide agent, and she told me about an offer if we provided a letter from a Medicare and orthopedic doctor. We are older people, 78 and 76 years old, and my husband can't climb the stairs. She also told us we could reduce our taxes, so we decided to go with AmeriGlide. We have been using the stairlift for nearly two weeks, and it is good. It is helping me and my husband. If anything goes wrong, we can call customer service. The stairlift has a one-year guarantee, so they can come and check it. My friends have come to see it, and they like it. The price is also good for me, which is another reason I chose it.

I'm satisfied with the stairlift from AmeriGlide, and it's fine. It's a little small for me, but I get by with it.

I was looking for a stairlift for my mom who was falling down the stairs. I was trying to get a quote from other companies, but I couldn't get one. I saw AmeriGlide on Amazon then I started digging in. Their sales office is out in New Jersey. I checked all the reviews, and they were pretty good. There were a few things there that people didn't care for, but that always happens.

We've been looking to purchase a stairlift for a while. And on the computer, all of a sudden, AmeriGlide showed up. We gave their number a call, and that was how we got started with them. Everything's been good so far. I know it takes time to make the stair lift, and so we're still waiting. We haven't gotten it yet. Everything is going according to plan. I'm hoping that it's installed within the next two weeks because it's been a while.

I was looking for a stairlift and found AmeriGlide on Amazon. My husband did the installation and everything is working out good. I like that I don't have to walk the steps anymore. The noise is not loud. It's what you would expect it to make when it went down. So far, it seems to be really good quality. It's worth the money.

AmeriGlide already come and put the stairlift in. We've had it for about three weeks now. It's inside on the first floor to the second floor. I bought it, so I wouldn't have to move. I'm well pleased with it. I was well pleased with the price. It was about half of what some of them were. The fact that AmeriGlide is manufactured in the U.S. was important, and I like the fact that they had knowledgeable people come and put it in.

AmeriGlide had a pretty good deal. I told their rep what I needed, and he said it would work. Another company did come out to put something in, and they said they couldn’t install them on my stairs. AmeriGlide said they would install them on my stairs, so I went with them. I haven't got it installed yet. The installers haven't showed up. They were supposed to have been here between 11:00 and 1:00 today, and they still haven't showed up. I got a set of stairs lying in my basement, waiting on them to come put them up. They said they'd let me know if they weren't gonna show up. I'd rate the people at AmeriGlide a 5, but I'd rate their installer a 0. As far as the lift, from what I've seen on the advertisement on the internet, it looks good.