Bruno Independent Living Aids Reviews

I'm having trouble going up and down the stairs and decided to go with Bruno. They were the first, only and the best, and I didn't check for any other provider. The company is called Access here which is their local store. We spent a lot of time there then their sales reps came over here and talked to us. They measured and we talked about quilting. All kinds of good things happened with them and their level of customer service was very good. When we went over to the company to see the company and the products, they showed them to us and we tested them.

I'm very happy with our experience with Bruno Independent. My husband was having problems with the stairs and a friend referred me to them. There are other ones out there, but we were told they were the best. A gentleman then came out to measure and he was very nice. We got an inside unit and we had to get two separate chairs because they couldn't do a curved as my door would have been in the way. Then, the installers who came and installed the stairlift were great too. I even called back to compliment them.

My wife has a movement disorder. We were getting grab bars installed in our house and I asked the fellow doing it about other kinds of mobility assistance. We were thinking initially of a vertical platform lift for our back porch to raise and lower a wheelchair. I asked his opinion of whether our stairways were too narrow for a chairlift and he said that it would be possible. They also said that they had a previously used unit for part of the installation and it would save us a little money. My wife and I liked Kohll's from Omaha for the work that they had done installing grab bars so we decided that we couldn't do any better than their recommendation, so we went with Bruno. The installer measured the stairway and we got both the vertical platform lift and the stairlift.

I have a bad knee and it bothered me too much. We live in a ranch house and we have a game room downstairs, and everything we do here is through the garage to go anywhere. I had had one other stairlift manufacturer which is Acorn visitor, and I wasn’t too happy with them. A friend of mine who had a Bruno stairlift recommended the fellow who handled Bruno. I went to him but at that time, I didn’t really know anything about them. I got a straight stairlift from Bruno and I had a terrific interaction with their installation team. The stairlift is working very well and I like getting up and down the stairs. It has made a big difference for me going up and down ‘cause I’m limited in what I do before and I didn’t go out as much. Now, I just go down whenever I want. Overall, the experience has been great for me.

I'm 82 years old and have a hard time walking. I have a straight stairlift from Bruno. The installation was fine, although the installers had to come back since there was a couple of things that didn't work out. They had to change something. The stairlift is nice to have because I'm up and down the stairs a lot of times. I have a lot of laundries and the stairlift helps me get the laundry downstairs. The quality of the stairlift is good. However, it would be hard for a big person to have the stairlift and do anything with it. Other than that, thank God for technology.

Beverly has been in the hospital and she tires out and has shortness of breath when climbing the stairs, so we bought a stairlift. We got a straight stairlift from Bruno. I've done business with them before and the interactions that I've had with their salespeople have been very good. Beverly's brother has a curved unit and several of my clients have stairlifts too. The installation of our stairlift was good. The installers had Beverly go up and come back down, and they also showed her how to turn the chair. We're very pleased with our experience with Bruno and we have already recommended them. The stairlift that we got from them will make a difference as we age. It is very good and I let people try it out.

I’m 87 years old and I have a little trouble going up and down the steps. The VA said they would put me on a chairlift and they did that. The reps of the Bruno stairlift company came out here and did some measurements, and I had a good interaction with them. Then the same people came out here and installed the stairlift. They were good and it took them three hours to put it in. I'm very well satisfied with it. We also have one at the church from the same company. Get a Bruno stairlift if you can and get it for free if you can.

My wife and I are both elderly. She needed some help on the four or five stairs that we had. At St. Joseph's Rehab where she was, the physio man recommended two stairlift brands and Bruno was the one closest to our house. So, we decided to try Bruno. We purchased a small, straight stair lift that went from our main floor up to our bedroom. The installers were both very professional. Since the installation, the stairlift has let my wife go downstairs and manage to get out the door. It has helped a lot. I recommend this company.

We purchased a stairlift for my disabled son and went with one from Bruno because of their amazing salesperson. He came when he said he was going to then he showed us some options. We told him what we needed it for, what we needed it to do, and he told us which one was our best bet. He had a really good knowledge of the product. We got a straight indoor stairlift and it fits our stairwell good. The installation team that put it in was really amazing too. They were very friendly, super-knowledgeable, quick and reliable. The stairlift has given my son access to an area of the house he hasn’t been before. And so far, we have found the product to be of good quality. I would recommend Bruno. I've told other moms in the group I’m in on Facebook that we got a Bruno stairlift and it’s amazing.

We needed a stairlift for mobility. I know the dealer and he introduced me to Bruno and it’s a good product. My interaction with the installers was excellent and they cleaned up after. I had a straight stairlift installed inside the house. It fits well with the stairwell and it works smoothly. We had Savaria before and we were constantly having problems with the micro switches. Bruno seems to have lesser switches and more durable. I have already recommended Bruno and I would let my friends see it.

I like the straight stairlift from Bruno. It’s very good. It has two remotes, if I’m downstairs, I can bring it down and if I’m upstairs, I can bring it up. I purchased it because I had hip and knee replacement. The salesperson of Bruno that came out to look at the house was very informative. However, the installation didn’t go too well. They put in the wrong battery. So when we lost power, it blew the battery and they had to come out and replace it. I wish that the foot stand was a little sturdier too. It was also a little pricey, but it’s good and safe. Not to mention, it’s also better than the other ones I looked into. In fact, I have another house in Shelby Township and I’m thinking of getting one from the basement to the kitchen as well.

I have very short breaths. And I didn't wanna fall down because of that, so my medical condition demanded a stairlift. There are too many companies that do outside stairlifts, but I chose Bruno Independent Living out of all of them. Their salesperson spent more time with me and was more thorough. He was down-to-earth and more concerned on the way it was put in to suit my needs, and the other fellow from a different company just wanted to put one in, anywhere.

I had been in the hospital and I couldn't walk anymore and go up the stairs. They wanted me to go to the home but I didn't want to so we put in the stairlift so I could get upstairs to bed and to the bathroom. My daughter works as a nurse in an old-age home and she deals a lot with Motion chair. Bruno puts it in and they do lots of work at the home so that's who she wanted to go with.

I have problems with my legs and feet and it was decided that I should have a Bruno here for safety measures to keep me from falling. I fell a couple of times and that takes me off of the steps to come back and forth to my garage and shower. The salesman had a few words with my wife about the longevity of the machine, the guarantee that’s on it and the things that you can do. Then, they moved about and showed us how to operate them. They were all business while they were here. The installation went smoothly and it was efficient to go up and down taking a lot of load off my feet. It has an automatic control on it that you can kinda run it without being on it to get it down and up. It’s a nice machine.

My husband, Floyd, and my son, Chad, are both disabled. I happened to see Bruno and they were wonderful. After seeing that they are local, I felt comfortable. I needed somebody in Latrobe and the fact that their product is made in the United States impressed me. It was also important to me to have a good guarantee. The salesman's presentation was fine. It made me decide to go with the Bruno stairlift. The salesman was also the guy who put the stairlift in and he did an excellent job. Then he did a demonstration and we didn’t have any problem understanding him. We did walk right through the stairlift though. As a matter of fact, we had to put a couple of handrails at the bottom of the stairs. He put those there so that my husband could get off of there safely. The stairlift has been very good for my husband. I was always worried about him falling and now, I don’t worry about that.

My wife broke her leg going upstairs, and she's been in rehab ever since. I purchased a stairlift so she doesn't have to worry about climbing the steps. Bruno was the closest one to us in case we ever have any trouble for warranty or service. The sales rep from Bruno was a fine guy. He handled everything in the correct way. He was also on the installation team and my interactions with them went very well too. It took them two and a half hours to put up the stairlift. It's been used three times and it's been successful. I like it and it works.

Our house has got two floors in it. My late husband doesn’t walk that well so we got a stairlift. The stairlift took him up and down the step. It made it easy for him. The guy from Bruno Independent Living Aids who came out was really good. He was nice and polite. He was well-groomed and gave me kinds of how I could do something or how they could do it. We had a straight stairlift installed. The guy measured it really good and it fit perfect. I had some concerns about it, but it worked out good. The installation team were polite. They have let me know every step of the way what was gonna happen. The quality of the stairlift is very good. One my husband's sisters and his niece came over and they said it looked really nice. They thought it would be a little worse, but they were pleased too.

Benny is not very stable on his feet, so he gets really nervous going down the stairs. His balance is off and he got the stairlift for the garage stairs from Bruno because Medicaid covered it. The rep explained everything about how it worked and how to keep it dusted. The installation went smoothly and the quality seemed to be good. However, when the stairlift gets to the bottom, it doesn’t turn to the left. It only turns to the right at the top. In a perfect world, Benny would like it to turn to the left, so he can get out facing that way, but it's probably a safety feature. Since having it, his anxiety has not been as bad because he's not worried about falling going down the stairs now and he has been a little bit more relaxed.

My wife is 81 and she has fallen six times down the steps in a condominium unit where we live in. When we decided to purchase a stairlift, we had a price from another guy which was $6,000 and everyone we talked to said it should cost about $3,000 and that’s what it cost at Bruno. Bruno had the lowest price and the lady up the street had put one in when her husband was still alive and it worked fine so we went with them. Working with Gary who sold us the unit went fine and the installer who put the stairlift in did a good job. However, it took a little longer than it should have. We had a piece in it that went bad so the remotes didn’t work but they came back and fixed it. Bruno is a good stairlift. It meets all of our expectations and my wife uses it every day.

We had some experience with another stairlift provider and decided that we wanted to try another so we got Bruno. We bought a used stairlift, and it needed repair. We called these men and they couldn't repair it and they sold us the new one. The installation went very well. We got a straight stairlift that leads from downstairs to the upstairs bedroom. We don't have to take a room downstairs for a bedroom and that makes a big difference. We have the use of the upstairs. I like all the features of the stairlift and the cost is fair. We're perfectly satisfied with those folks at Bruno and I would recommend them.

I'm 70. My husband passed away last summer. We have a two-bedroom house with an outbuilding that has his old shop at the bottom and a little apartment on top. In the past, both of our kids and their families have lived there as well as our grandson and his wife. It has always been used for something. This year, I spent a lot of time redoing the house, things that my husband and I had decided to do but just hadn't gotten around to and the apartment was one of those things. I had all the walls taken down and redone, and I had the new stairs put up there. I thought that if I'm gonna use it a lot, then I'm gonna need a stairlift because I'm not as young as I used to be and I'm having some heart issues. That way, I can carry something up, and I'm not winded when I get to the top.

My husband was handicapped and we had a chairlift put in many years ago. He died and I did not use it after that. Then my knees got bad and I started using it again, but it didn't last very long after that 'cause it was pretty old. It was a Bruno, whose price was comparable to what we paid 20 years ago, so I thought it was a good deal. The people who put the chairlift in were wonderful. They did a great job and cleaned up after themselves. The chairlift works wonderfully, and my great granddaughter loves it. It's quiet and it's very convenient for me. I've had several friends in and out during my surgery and they've seen the chairlift. It's right there when you walk in the front door, so they know I've got it and that I like it. I bought another one so I have two now, one to the second floor and one to the basement.

I needed to get down on my basement as I have a pool table and different things that I'd like to use. I'm a paraplegic so installing a stairway was an option and that was the option I took. We looked at options throughout the past two years and what would best fit our budget. When we spoke with the representative at Mobility 101, he showed us the Bruno stairlift. He showed us the things that went along with it and it fit our budget, it fit our scenario, and it worked exactly for what we needed it for. Everyone I've dealt with at Mobility 101 were professional, kind and helpful. I was very happy to work with them.

I had three companies come to my house. The reps from the other companies didn't have nice things to say about other people, but James, Bruno's sales rep, didn't badmouth the other companies. I was very excited with the way he came into my house and talked very frankly about his product and what he could do for my dad. However, my experience after that wasn't so good. James both called me and emailed me, but after I gave my initial deposit, I never heard from him again. I called regarding some problems and yet, I did not hear back from him.

My husband was in the hospital for several weeks and there was no way I could get him up and down our steps. He is a World War II veteran so I called the Veteran Association and applied for a stairlift. They said he was entitled to one and so they supplied him with a Bruno Stairlift. Since getting it, the stairlift has been a lifesaver and we're very happy with it. However, I was a bit concerned with the upward lift. It had a hesitation and I didn’t know if we were doing something wrong. I had Bruno's technicians come out and they double checked it. They said we weren't doing anything wrong. Still, the stairlift supplies our needs. It's great for going up and down our steps and it has helped us a lot. It's very quiet and the ride is very smooth. Also, it doesn't take up that much space. The Bruno Stairlift is terrific and I would highly recommend it.

My fiancé had a Bruno stairlift in her house and wanted one here too. We had very good interactions with the Bruno team when they did the sales visit. The representative was able to give us the information about the stairlift and the price. We got a straight stairlift and the installation was very good too. The stairlift is a smooth ride and it made our lives easier. Its quality is adequate for the cost and I'm satisfied with it.

My husband gifted me with a Bruno stairlift and its installation went quickly and smoothly. It was done by the owner of the company and it was really good. I’m very satisfied with Bruno. It’s a nice product and we really like it. If you’re thinking about buying a stairlift, go with Bruno.

My husband has cancer and he uses the stairlift from Bruno, and it’s helping him. Also, I’m retired from the service and I only have one lung. We have a split level, and it’s hard for me to come up and down the stairs with groceries and with my heath. The stairlift is handy for the split level and it’s nice too when I have to do washing downstairs. I can just put the washing on my lap and go down. Also, it helps tremendously to bring the things in the house like groceries or anything heavy or a box. In the evening when I'm tired, it’s great. It really helps out with our age.

I have a problem going up and down the stairs since both of my knees are bad. I shopped around for a stairlift then I went through with the Cedar Valley. I really like the price and it’s a better estimate than the other places I got, which is wonderful. I dealt with the rep named Curtis and he was really nice and very knowledgeable. He had another man who came along with him during installation and they asked me if I had any questions. They told me how to run it and it was really good. Curtis taught me how I would go in, how it would be, and what’s the effect.

My wife has a myotonic dystrophy which is a muscular disorder. She was having trouble with balance and in going up the stairs, and particularly coming down the stairs was becoming very scary for her, so I looked into two or three different stairlift providers. I had a friend who had used the stairlift of Bruno and he liked it very much, so I checked his system out. Also, the supplier of this stairlift was very close to where we lived. So, I decided to go with Bruno. During the sales visit, the interaction that I had with the reps was perfect and very helpful. They came out to the house and looked at it. Then they explained what they would do and gave us some options. The stairlift that we got is straight. We also looked at the curved one, but it was too expensive.

I am 89 years old and my home recently was elevated by 9'. This caused me to install an outdoor lift. It was a great idea, however, the thing only works 50% of the time. Not only have I gotten stuck in the lift, but my neighbors also got stuck. It is hard enough for me to walk up the stairs; but getting out of the lift was nearly impossible. My neighbor had to get a step ladder and place it in the lift. I then climbed the ladder and then managed to get myself over the door onto another step ladder so that I can get out of it (talk about a safety issue).

For quite a few years, I’ve been crawling up and coming down on my butt and I haven’t enjoyed that very much. My chairperson for the county got me a recliner chair and that thing that I press the button if I need help, as well as the stairlift. I had three different men come out -- one for Acorn and the other two -- and each one spent a long time doing measurements. The Bruno rep would call and ask me, but I said that I wasn't making the decision. She said that if there was a damage or if the stairlift fell apart, they would fix it but Acorn wouldn’t. That was the big point of why my chairperson took this Bruno stairlift.

My husband broke his ankle and it’s almost impossible to avoid those stairs many times a day. Bruno's price was better and they could do everything we wanted so we went with them. However, when I first called Bruno Independent Living Aids, I thought the sales rep was busy and that he wasn’t gonna come out but he did. He called and said he had time to come out. Had he not come out, I wouldn’t have bought from them because the other company told me that nobody else could do a stairlift on our kind of stair except their company and that anybody else would have to take the door at the top off or cut a big hole in it and only their company could avoid that. So I thought we had to go with them until the Bruno rep came out and explained that it won't be necessary and that they could do it all fine.

I was coming home from being in the nursing home for four months. I didn't have enough therapy to do steps in the nursing home, so I'm continuing therapy at home and I'm using the Bruno stair glide to get up to my bedroom. I got two half stair glides, and it works very well and I'm very happy with it. The installation was a clean job. Bruno has made my life a lot easier and more comfortable. I'd recommend them.

I got neuropathy and it's getting worse, and I got a bad back too. The VA went to Bruno Independent Living Aids and set me up with them. The lady who came down to measure and put in the stairlift order was nice, very friendly and knew what she was doing. I got a straight type stairlift installed down the basement where I go get groceries and stuff and where I keep my tools and do things for the house. The installer was great. He was professional, well-mannered and cleaned up his mess. He knew what he was doing and he had the stairway up in about two or three hours. Before, I couldn’t maneuver the stairlift up and down the stairs but I can now maneuver it. My wife uses it more than I do because she does the washing at the basement. We both enjoy it but I suggest they speed it up a bit. Bruno is a good company to work with and I'd recommend them.

My son-in-law and daughter bought a house that has a mother-in-law’s suite. To get up to the main floor, there are 20-some-odd steps. I have two bad knees and after making up and down the stairs a couple of times, I said that we were gonna put a lift in. Prior to buying the house, my son-in-law and daughter looked at a house that had a lift so they have the idea. My son-in-law shopped around and ended up getting Bruno.

I have two Bruno chairlifts. I had one installed when we moved in here and it will be five years in October. It was put in by a guy from Whitby, who has since gone out of business and retired. We have it looked at every year to make sure everything’s working right. Then, I was having problems getting upstairs and now we have two sets of stairs. I had the other chairlift put in three months ago. It’s the same make but a newer model and it works better than the older one. It's straight and it goes up to the second floor. There's plenty of space in there when you get to the top. I can also fold it up, so if somebody else comes up they can get by just fine. Both the chairlifts are working well. I’m happy with what we got.

Bruno has made a world of difference for me. I had a hip replacement surgery about a year and a half ago and I've had problems with it ever since. I also wound up with an infection in the hip, so they took the hip out. Our stairs are steep and small enough that I couldn't get up and down, so I needed a stairlift. We had rented a wheelchair from Norco so we asked them and they told us about a guy in Pocatello. The guy had a couple of different models, but he really recommended the Bruno. So, we took his word for it. The installer came over and he had all the stairlift in, set up and ready to go in one day. We've been really happy with Bruno's stairlift. Our bedroom, bathroom and laundry rooms are downstairs but we also have an upstairs bedroom, so the stairlift is a lifesaver.

Installing the Bruno stairlift went well. It took the installer the better part of the day. He had some problems with the transportation as well as another couple of things. But so far, so good. However, we have a little jig in there and we may call back and ask the installer to come out and see what he can do about it. It's not smooth all the way down. Still, I like the stairlift. I'm 85 and it's not getting easy to go up and down the stairs. My husband, although younger, isn't in the best of health either.

Bruno talked about what they could do and really worked well to get the installation done. They had to build a ramp out from the kitchen because the door was too narrow to put the stair glide there. They moved the steps out to the middle of the downstairs utility room. We have six stairs going down from the kitchen to the utility room, which is how we get out the back way. They connected it to the stairs and had gotten the stair glide on. I was amazed. The fellas that came out were absolutely wonderful. I can’t praise them highly enough. They also came back yesterday and they were very professional, good people. The stairlift's quality is excellent and the only thing we had to do was the painting.

My wife and I are 87 years old. The VA was here and they said that we needed a stairlift. Three days later, a straight Bruno stairlift was installed. I was very impressed with the team that did that. They came all the way from Pennsylvania and they installed the unit within three hours. The stairlift is very good and its quality is excellent. We don’t have to walk up and down the steps anymore. When the unit gets down to the bottom, it stops and then a metal piece comes out and it goes down the rest of the way. Then, the unit goes down to the concrete floor, so we can get off there. My wife fell down the steps one time, and that was before we had the stairlift installed. Now, I don’t have to worry about her falling. If she doesn't wanna sit in the stairlift, I’ll strap her in. The unit's got a safety belt. I'm very satisfied and I'd recommend Bruno.

I had an abdominal aneurysm that gave me a 50% chance to live. Then my lung collapsed and they found a blood clot in my left leg and amputated it below the knee. I still have problems with it above the knee. Then my kidneys collapsed and I also had a tracheotomy. 11 operations later and 10 months in intensive care, I started to get my good leg back working but I'm still confined to a wheelchair.

Brun did an excellent job installing the stairlift. They were very thorough and they explained the stairlift. The stairlift has been a major help for me and I recommend Bruno.

I fell down my front steps and I was in the hospital for a week. I had some home healthcare nursing and they told me that they had to get some way to get me in and out of my house other than the way I’d been doing it as I wasn't gonna be able to do it longer. They went to the VA to see about doing it and said that they’d let me know when it would be approved. Then, I got a phone call saying it was approved. I started getting people calling me to come out so they could make a bid on it before they got the stairlift installed and it took about three weeks. The VA said that if it were regular steps, they'd just send somebody out to do it but when it gets to where the stairlift has to go up and turn, there’s a difference in pricing so they take bids on it and then they send somebody out. I had Bruno installed and it's been good. I use it all the time because I don’t wanna repeat what I did before. I like that it turns when it goes up and makes the bend. It's also easy to operate.

Before my dad passed, he no longer had the ability to walk and was in a recliner for a number of years. His bedroom, bathroom, laundry room and entertainment were all upstairs. So, VA provided a grant for him to get a stairlift after he was unable to get upstairs to even take a shower or to sleep in his own bed. My dad said that everything went well with the installation. The installers were very kind and courteous, and made sure that he was comfortable with using the equipment before they left. My dad was a heavy guy but he was able to get up and down from it. He also didn't have any problems with stability while he was on it or turning it. However, when we put down the foot plate, it hit the stairs. Also, my wife said that the stairlift was in the way but mostly because we had to put it halfway up the stairs. But other than those, we haven’t had any issue with it.

From our investigation, we thought that Bruno was a better one. It seemed like it was built more sturdier and with better materials and softer seats. Also, we liked its various features including being able to turn the chair around to get on and off. We purchased a Bruno stairlift about 11 years ago and it wore out, so we had to purchase a new one. The sales rep, Robert, during our recent purchase was very helpful and knows his subject matter. He went through it all with us. We want what we already had and we decided to go ahead and purchase the same thing again.

I have trouble with my legs and I'm 82 years old and we got two flight of stairs. A lot of stairlift companies called and I found out that I could possibly get a stairlift through VA. So, I went on that route and got a Bruno chairlift. Bruno’s customer service has been very good. They went through the VA to get it paid for and they did it very quickly. They put it in after the VA called them and they made the deal. They called me and told me that they were gonna come down and look at the situation. Then, they measured everything up and told me that it may take two weeks or two months before approval but they were sure that it will be approved.

I had an awesome experience with Bruno. I dealt with Acorn before but I didn't have a good experience with them. I dealt with Bruno for my parents and the company was awesome, so I also dealt with them on a personal level as well. I had really good interactions with the Bruno team and Andrew was my sales rep. The cost of the stairlift was reasonable and the installation was quick and easy. The crew gave a demonstration even though they didn't have to because I was familiar with it. We like the straight stairlift that we got. It fits well into the stair well and it functions well, too. I like that it can fold up and get out of the way, so that if I don't need it, I don't have to walk around it.

Our first stairlift was a Bruno and we had a good experience with it. So we got our second stairlift from them as well. We got a straight stairlift and the cost was reasonable. It also fits well in our stairwell and the installation team was very good, polite and professional.

My wife is disabled with bad knees and she can’t get up and down the stairs. I bought her a stairlift, so she could move. The company that I bought it from is only about 6 miles from my house, so I had the opportunity to go down, meet the people, and see one of their units work. Right there, I tried out the Bruno stairlift and I liked that it was made in the United States. I was so excited to be able to find a company that was close to my house that would do the work right away because I had to get my wife out of a rehab post within a certain amount of time and they managed to get it done before she had to get out.

I’ve already had a Bruno stairlift before and had a good experience with it. But I’m having a little problem with the one I got this time. It stopped in a couple of places where it’s not supposed to. But other than that, I love this thing. It’s really comfortable and it's a good machine. It's perfect and I would recommend Bruno to anybody. The reps who came for the sales visit were good people too. And the installation team was here and gone before I knew it.

Bruno is the best stairlift provider on the market. We had one installed in our house, but it had gotten to the age that they could no longer find parts for it. So, we got a new one and have had it close to a month now. So far, I like it although I have to keep trying different positions and I have trouble with my feet on the footpad. I will be glad when I get so accustomed to it that it’s like I don’t even have to think about it and it just goes on automatic pilot. My husband is very fond of the smooth slowdown at the end of the runs, too. I’ve finally figured out that crossing my ankles with the left foot on the black pad is the only thing that seems to work for me every time.

For a year, my wife and I talked about getting a stairlift. It wasn't something we really needed but maybe someday we will. My wife did a lot of research about providers and she felt Bruno was the best, most reliable and best engineered system. Their sales reps were very good at explaining things and Bruno has a very nice showroom where we saw the various ways to install it. We tried the indoor stairlift type, but we originally thought we were gonna get a curved one. We spent a lot of time going over it with their sales rep and he showed us to get a straight system. A week after we got it, it was installed and the installation was extremely impressive. It was very orderly, neat and much faster than I would have imagined. When I broke my foot, I used it 10 times a day for a month. Its best feature is how well it works. It's remarkable. Our experience with Bruno is very positive and I would happily recommend them to anyone.

I called various vendors and received some flyers and brochures. At that time, Bruno advertised that they had a record for exterior stairlifts and with information that it operated even below zero which is what it gets here in the winter. So I called Soper’s, the agency that housed Bruno's product, and I talked with Tim. I asked him if he had installed any exterior stairlifts and he said he had. We went ahead with the project with Tim a year ago in August. We purchased an exterior that was specially made because of the length of the covered walkway. We’re up about 35 feet from the street that we live on. My wife is a semi-invalid and needed to get down those stairs so that was specially ordered for her. It was the first Bruno product that we had. It was absolutely marvelous and that has worked beautifully for the entire year.

Our vacation home has two stories and since I have ALS, I can’t climb the stairs. We had Bruno put in a stairlift for us, and the people who came were very helpful. They ordered it and got all the parts in. The installer was excellent. He was very methodical and informative. I like that when I get to the top of the stairs, I hit the button and it swivels so that my feet are over the landing. It's easy for me to get in and out of it at the top of the stairs. It's expensive, but we felt that the cost was appropriate for what we got.

My wife is not able to go up and down the stairs and when we bought the house, a Bruno stairlift was already in here and then it went down. My wife is 100% disabled and the VA wouldn't repair it because it was under contract with them, so they replaced it for us. The Bruno installers were very good. I have met them before. When we bought our house, they were doing something else for us and they were very informative and easy to talk with. The installation was easy and they were able to put the stairlift in within just a couple of hours. I like that this new stairlift is quieter than the other Bruno stairlift. I would definitely recommend Bruno.

I'm an amputee and I went to the VA, and they chose Bruno Independent Living Aids. The rep that I dealt with when setting everything up was great and the process was fine, although I had a little problem out of it for a minute with the computer chip that failed. I couldn't retrieve it and they came out within a week, because they had to order the part, and fixed it. I've had the Bruno stairlift for about a month now and I got the straight model that goes straight up my steps. I like the retrieve feature because I'm able to park it up the steps. My experience with Bruno was outstanding and I would advise my friends to go with them.

The VA had a stairlift installed here at home for my husband as he can’t get up and down the steps too good. The rep from Bruno and two other people came out here and then they sent their report to the VA, and the VA got to choose the one they wanted. We ended up with Bruno whom we had very good experience with. We already had a stairlift here and they wanted to extend it and bring it around a little bit more for me. So they took our old stairlift down and put the other one right up. After installation, they cleaned up their mess and took all the other garbage out. They showed us how to use the stairlift and talked to my husband a little bit about it. They were very good. I get on the stairlift myself when my legs are weak. It turns and takes me all the way up to the top and turns around to the beginning, and it’s much easier for us to help my husband in the chair that way.

I have osteoporosis and COPD, and my daughter wanted me to move because she wanted me on one floor. I’ve been here for 21 years and I didn’t wanna move because I have 14 steps and they're very steep. The state brought the straight Bruno stairlift and put it in, and the reps were wonderful. The fit of the stairlift in the stairwell is great, too. The installer was in and out in no time and there was no debris left. The quality of the stairlift is great and I’m very pleased.

The shower is upstairs and I can't climb the stairs, so I purchased a stairlift. I went with Bruno since the VA paid for it. I have had it now for a couple of weeks, and it has been holding up fine. The reps and installers were great. The only problem I had was it took a little bit longer to install it than I thought it was going to. Nevertheless, it works.

One of our daughters was in a terrible car accident and to get her into the house and upstairs, a stairlift was the only thing we could come up with. We went to the local distributor and they suggested Bruno. Dealing with the rep was concise and to the point and the installers worked very efficiently and got it in in a minimal amount of time. We got one stairlift to get up the front steps and into the house, then one to get up to the first landing and another one to finally go upstairs. The stairlifts were very pricey and the cost was much more than I had expected but we needed it, so it worked.

My daughter-in-law had an operation and she needed a way up and down the stairs. I'd dealt with Bruno's people before, so I tried them again and the sales rep did a great job. The cost was what they told me I had to pay. Also, the installers did the installation in no time and did very well. I’m very satisfied and I’ll recommend it anytime to anybody. I have a Bruno scooter for my son too.

I am a senior and I live by myself and the stairlift has been fantastic. It works great and I really enjoy it. Before deciding, I went to three different people and I liked the guarantees, the quality and the service that Bruno gave me. In fact, even if I should need repairs, which I doubt, the amount of money for it is very reasonable compared to the others. One of the three even had a price of $11,000 which was almost practically double of what I had to pay. Although I felt that I could go up the stairs another year before I needed the stairlift installed, I figured I would do it and save myself for the year. And I’m happy that I chose to do it earlier.

My husband had a spinal cord injury and the VA purchased the Bruno stairlift for him. The rep came to do the measurement and even sat and had a conversation with my husband, which he enjoyed. Then the installation team came and installed a straight down stairlift from the main floor to the basement. They have walked him through everything and got everything working great. Bruno is a hometown company and the people who installed and did the measurements did a wonderful job. The quality of the stairlift is also fantastic.

I use a cane and have difficulties going up steps. We were satisfied with the sales rep from Bruno so we went with them. She was very professional and extremely knowledgeable. She did all the measuring and was here for a long time. She explained everything and then the tech who installed it did a perfect job. We're very satisfied with how it's working, and we've used it a lot. We use it for not only us, but we put packages and so forth on it to come down the stairs. We would recommend them without question.

My girlfriend’s mom has a form of Parkinson’s and it's super advanced. In two years, she has gone from being able to walk to not being able to. Our house was not easy to get into for someone in that type of situation and so I wanted to make sure that she was able to get into the house. I called a lot of the local people in my area and they recommended Bruno so we went with it. The sales call was good and so was the installation. Everything was perfect. The straight stairlift as it goes from the basement to the kitchen, like bottom level up. It’s compact and doesn't take up any space. My kids want to ride on it, but my girlfriend’s mom is the only one who needs it and so I don’t feel like it's in the way. She comes over once a week and even with that, there's a lot more time that it's not being used. It’s expensive but it has a very high quality. It works well and everything is great.

My husband had a really bad fall in March. He had a fractured vertebra in his back and needed a stairlift. We got a Bruno unit through Columbia, which was the same company that did the stair glide and something in our bathroom. It was ordered by the VA because my husband is a veteran. Columbia was very personable and kind. They came out and did all the measuring. And I was so thankful that we qualified because you have to have a certain angle height on your stairs to be able to qualify for the stairlift. We would never have been able to afford it without the VA ordering the stairlift for him.

I have arthritis in my knees and my husband has arthritis in his hips and we both have trouble going up and down the stairs. Our son then bought us a Bruno stairlift for our birthday, as it was higher rated than the others. The sales rep who came to our house was very nice, courteous, and very professional. The guy who installed the stairlift was very professional and courteous as well and he made sure that we were completely comfortable with it before he left. The unit we have is a straight unit and there's plenty of room for able-bodied people to get up and down. The unit is great, too. It is very well put together and it meets our needs. It makes it easier to get up and down and it makes life much nicer. I've also recommended Bruno to my sister who has similar problems.

I can't walk the stairs so the VA contacted somebody to put a Bruno stairlift in. The sales rep was very polite and he seemed to know his business. He came out and measured it up and kinda described the stairlift to me, and it sounded alright to me. We got a straight stairlift that goes from the kitchen to the basement and I like it very well.

My daughter's left side has been paralyzed and she needed to have a stairlift. The insurance then chose to provide us with a Bruno unit. People came out and they took measurements. They also made sure that my daughter is on the side that would be the best for her to be on and installed the unit. The installation team was very good and they explained and showed everything to us. We also had to ride the stairlift and try it for ourselves. And the unit, which is a straight one, is working great. It's made the stairs narrower, but we'll adjust to that.

I'm 67 years old, and I have cancer. I've had a stairlift in my house for the last 15 years since I need help getting upstairs. I had purchased one two years ago, and it was garbage as it wasn't working properly. I contacted Benchmark and the owner came out and gave me an estimate, then he put in the Bruno stairlift. He was very clean and he did a super job. Even though I've had one all the time because I had one for my husband years ago, he demonstrated everything and he was never in a rush.

I got a quad-level house, so I had three stairlifts installed and they’re great. It's been okay and Bruno did a good job but the remote stops working halfway up. Something might be a little off on the setting and I’m gonna give them a call and they can figure it out before I have them ship it back. Other than that, I love the stairlifts. The installation was excellent and the installers got all three of them in the same day. They also took the extra time to try to change the frequency of the remote so that all three of them would not be going up when I’m only riding one. They did an excellent job and I would recommend it.

I had a stairlift for a couple of years and the brand that I had was absolutely terrible. It was broken most of the time and I couldn't get any responses from the company to fix it. I needed one for my wife and myself to get up and down the stairs, so I started looking for something better and Bruno came up as one of the best ones on the market. The day I called to inquire, I was able to get a salesman out to the house that afternoon. He sat with me for a good two hours and we talked about the stairlifts, what they're capable of doing and how they're made. I was very impressed with not only him but the product itself, so we decided to go ahead and pursue it.

The Bruno stairlift helps a lot. I’m in a wheelchair and I’m not able to walk anymore. It’s hard to get up and down the steps. Having the stairlift made a 100% difference, ‘cause now I could go up and down the steps to the bathroom. Before, I was just stuck in this living room with a hospital bed and a pot. I’m glad having the stairlift. The ride is also very smooth. Bruno did a really good and quick job, and the guys were really nice. The stairlift is a straight one. I told them I needed a bigger one ‘cause I’m on the heavy side, but they said it would cost more, so I did with the one I got. The installation went fast and everything was really good.

I was very winded when I was coming up the stairs which led me to purchase a stairlift. Bruno has an excellent record where people have blogged nothing but good things about them. I wanted to keep the door on the basement and the rep said they would. They were excellent. Also, the installation crew was very courteous and quick, and they made certain that the stairlift was installed properly. I've already recommended Bruno to someone else.

My husband can't get up and he can't walk. I have a bad back and I can't walk either. Bruno offered to help us and we purchased a stairlift from them for my husband. Their reps showed me pictures of the actual stairlift and they explained it to me. I really liked the idea of the catalog and the pictures. We have a curved indoor stairlift installed and it fits very well into our stairwell. I also have enough room ‘cause sometimes I don’t need to use it all the time. The installers did the installation in no time and they showed us how it worked.

It's difficult for my knees to get up and down the stairs and the community gave the Bruno stairlift to me. When it was installed, everybody was nice. I have the curved stairlift and I’m very happy with it. I would have liked it a little faster but it is what it is. The fit is wonderful and it’s just great.

I had a physical problem and Bruno stairlift was a Godsend. We like that Bruno is run by a family because we've had a family business. Their reps came right away and we were very impressed with them. Two days later, the stairlift was in and they had done a wonderful job. The installation team couldn't have been any nicer. They were two very nice boys in their early 20's and they knew what they were doing. They were very polite and I couldn't have been any happier. I love the lift and we got it for a fair price. I had referred a friend to them.

The person who came in and installed the straight Bruno stairlift was terrific. He was very knowledgeable and he explained when I had any questions about it. I feel safe on the stairlift and it’s comfortable to sit on. It’s also easy to fold up and get out of the way for other people who walk up and down the stairs. I’m very happy with Bruno, the stairlift and the people who work for them. They need to advertise though. I see Acorn all the time on television but I never see Bruno. My cousin did a little research on it and Bruno is supposed to be the best on the market. I have recommended Bruno to one of my cousins in Tennessee who has a vertigo problem. They have a long stairway up to the second floor and they were even considering getting rid of that house because of it. But now, they may not have to do that because it’s a beautiful house.

My wife was having trouble breathing and she would get partway up the stairs, stop, rest and then go a bit further. We didn’t wanna move out so we got a stairlift. Aside from Bruno, I called a couple of other companies and one never even called back. The other one had a salesperson that came out and didn’t seem to know about it. They were cheaper by $500 but if they didn’t know their product well enough, I'm not even interested. I called Bruno and I got immediate action. Also, I wanted to get the stairlift that would lift off at the bottom and they had that. The two salespeople who came were very good and we talked about where we were gonna run the wires and how they were gonna do it. The stairlift is straight but it has that mechanism where you can lift up the bottom two feet. It sits at the very bottom on the lower level floor in order to wash that floor or clean it because it's tile down at that area and you have to be able to clean it at times.

My husband has Lewy body dementia and the Parkinson's side of it is he's having trouble going up and downstairs. We went through the Veterans Administration and they're the ones that arranged to have a Bruno stair lift. The VA came out and did the assessment that we needed it. And then Bruno came out and measured. Then they came out and put the two straight stair lifts in. The installers were great. My husband was there and they were very respectful of him.

We needed a stairlift after my husband suffered a stroke. We went to the VA and they recommended Bruno. The installation team was absolutely wonderful. Even when they came out to measure they were very, very nice people. That was the first time in a long time we got somebody to come in to do something and didn't have a problem. Then I was given a piece of paper that I made out and sent out for the warranty. They took pictures with no names or address and put it on the internet because they don't do a lot of the outdoor model and we're one of the few who has it. A good part was that our stairs and railings were very stable. None of that had to be changed out.

I have asthma and hepatopulmonary syndrome. I can't do the stairs but I had a very nice experience with Bruno. I like the stairlift's safety features. Their sales reps were very nice, polite and informative. They got me what I needed. I got the indoor straight stairlift with two different steps. When the installers came, they told us how to use everything.

My mom had a fall and fractured her pelvic bone, and she couldn’t get up and down these four steps from the garage into the kitchen. So, we decided to get a stairlift. Burno was the only one in Winchester and their sales reps were good. They came out a couple of times. We were gonna go with the hydraulic lift first, or the elevator-type thing, then we decided to go with the chairlift. But, they were very accommodating, very good. The installers taught us how to use it and all the ins and outs of things. Teven had mom sit on the chair and showed her how to use it. We got the indoor type and it’s straight, and it does not take up much room at all. It goes up and down very smoothly, too. The unit is well worth it and is great. It's better than her trying to pull up with grab bars, trying to hoist herself up. It's for her safety. We’ve already recommended them to a couple of people that we know could use them.

My husband fell and broke his hip and he needed to get up to the second floor. We had Bruno before when my mother lived here 15 years ago. After she passed away, we had taken it out and sold it. But, we were very happy with it when it was here, so that was why we went with it again. Furthermore, I looked online at reviews, too. We have had our stairlift for about a month now, and we are happy with it. The rep we had was the same person that had been here before, and he was excellent. The installer was also the same person. My husband likes that the stairlift works. Everything seems really good. They seem to have thought of all the safety features and we're very well pleased. We recommend it.

The man from Bruno Independent Living Aids that came here was very professional and explained everything nicely to us. The installation team also did a good job. The product has been holding up very well. It was very easy and a pleasant experience. We are very happy with the work and the function of that stairlift. We got on it everyday.

I had a stairlift for years but it quit working, and I had to get another one since I needed to get to my basement. I got a straight one from Bruno and the installation was speedy but it took a little longer than they had anticipated because they had a message to ask me and I had a message to tell them. But the stairlift fits on my stairwell fine. It has little variations that I’ve had to adjust to, but it’s working out.

Jim was not able to climb the flight of stairs. He is suffering from myositis which affects the muscles. We've had Bruno stairlift for two and a half months now, and it seems to be holding up. He likes being able to get up and down the stairs. So far, so good, and I'd recommend it.

We got a Bruno stairlift for our handicapped daughter. It was expensive but we were pleased with its quality. We had the Bruno rep over and everything went smoothly. He was very courteous and knowledgeable. The installation was done within a day and went very smoothly as well. The installers showed us how to use the stairlift too. It's straight, compact and fits into our stairwell just fine. The Bruno stairlift has made it easier for my daughter to get up the stairs at night to bed. The only thing was that, she has spastic paraplegia and has difficulty controlling her legs, and the footrest on the stairlift didn’t extend out far enough for her. So we have improvised and made an extension of our own. Although it would be nice if Bruno had a couple of options for the footrest.

My Bruno stairlift was ordered by my doctor through the VA and I've had it for three months. We had their reps come here and they were fine. The installers did great as well. The stairlift is holding up fine and I'd recommend it.

One of my neighbors had the same model of Bruno that I have. I went to see it, and I liked how the installation looked in that particular unit and they insisted that I get on and ride it. I did and it was very smooth, and that was how I decided. I also got a stairlift for safety. I broke my femur last November. The installation went well, too. It's very comfortable, easy to use, and it's pretty good quality. Before I got Bruno, I would only go out once a day because going up and down the stairs took a tremendous effort and it was exhausting. Now if I have to go out like three round trips today, I don’t hesitate. It gives me more freedom.

I've had both of my knee joints replaced where one of them had surgery on it four times. I was falling a lot and now, I'm having back problems. The VA doctor I go to had put an order for a stairlift in and picked Bruno. We had Bruno's rep, Stephanie, to come out and do measurements. She was really professional in doing it. We have two different stairs to come in the house. The main steps are coming in in the front door. It has a curve in it but the one I have in the kitchen goes up to a bonus room which the master bedroom's off of it. Stephanie looked at both of them that day and she said, "This would be the best one." The stairlift that I got was just the straight up and down. Then we had three guys come one day to put the ramp out of my kitchen and the garage and the stair lift in.

My husband Jerry has been having problems with his leg and walking. He had two dangerous falls on our stairs. The man who owns our place purchased a straight Bruno stairlift for him and had it put in. The technician was very nice and he came over before putting the stairlift in. I couldn’t ask for a better person to come out and install that chairlift. He took his time and he went over things with all of us. Since having the stairlift, we've liked getting on as well as riding up and down. I really like it and it's well-built. It does my husband good that he doesn't have to walk up and down the stairs.

I had a stroke and I needed to get up and down the steps. The Bruno sales rep was very nice and he answered all my questions. The installation was great and it didn't take very long. My stairlift is made up of 12 steps and I've had no problem with it.

My mom is 92 and she can’t go up and down the steps anymore. Medicaid recommended Bruno to my mom. The people from Bruno who came over were terrific. They measured everything and explained how to use the stairlift. We had a straight stairlift installed. It was the smallest one we could get because it was a narrow stairway but we’re able to get up and down. We just lift up the chair and the arms on it and it’s fine. It also goes up slow. However, we had a little issue with it but within a day, I got it serviced. I was very satisfied with them. Since having the stairlift, my mom can go up and down and can start going outside again. She loves the stairlift. It’s perfect.

I had a chairlift before and I dealt with the same people from Bruno where I bought it for the other stairlift. They were excellent and I’m happy. Both the product and the experience were fine.

My husband has Parkinson’s. We just moved here and a friend said that they had Bruno. She had been using it for years now and she said that it was a really good brand, so I trusted her. The sales reps were really good. The stairlift cost $4000 which is a lot of money, but it is a very nice stairlift and it’s very good quality. We were able to get our doctor to send something in so we could get a discount, and we should be getting some money back which is nice.

The stairlift from Bruno is an awesome machine. We love it. I moved my parents in with me. My mom is 90 and my dad is 89. I ran out and researched Bruno and liked all the features they have. The gentleman who came to the house for a sales visit was open, friendly, and not pushy. He worked with us, did the measurement, and did everything that needs to be done. He also gave us a great estimate. I go by gut feeling and he just felt like he was honest and true and upfront, and he was. The installation team was excellent too. They had everything cut and done ahead of time. And when they came in, all they had to do was install it. We had already moved my mom and dad in, so they didn’t have any way up and down the steps. But they got it in so quickly, so it’s wonderful.

The Bruno Stairlift made it better for me to get up and down the steps. The quality is very good and I get along very well with it. It’s a straight stairlift and it fits my stairwell just fine. It took about two hours to install and their representative was very courteous.

I already have a stairlift at the front but then my condition worsened and I needed another one to get out back. I selected Bruno for that because I already had a good experience with them previously. My unit outside is perfectly adequate for my needs. Also, I weigh 400 pounds and they are the only outfit that makes heavy-duty stairlifts. The unit I got is an indoor straight stairlift. It's a remanufactured unit, and it looks brand new to me. It's very solidly built, which I appreciate. Also, it only cost me $3,500, which I was happy with. The sales rep I dealt with seemed very knowledgeable. He was right on, confident, and accurate. He also gave me some tips on future needs. I don’t know if I’ll be able to use them but that was interesting and possibly helpful.

There was one guy from Bruno Independent Living Aids that came and said how the stairlift is set up. We’re getting help with Medicaid, we have Medicare and it’s movable. But, there are certain parts to it that makes it difficult. It’s not like the one I have for my mom where you just sit on and you tuck yourself in to go up. It’s difficult for somebody who’s 84 like me.

My husband is 88 and I'm 83. And we decided to buy a stairlift from Bruno for both of us. Their reps came out for a sales visit and it was excellent. We got the straight stairflift which is an outdoor one. When it was put in, the installer told me that it might be a little bit too close to the railing and it might wear off that cover that’s on it. But it doesn’t really rub that cover and it can probably be purchased again if it tears. Plus, we only use the stairlift in the summertime. I use it for my knee when I'm taking things up the steps and it's good quality. I'd recommend it to somebody. Now that it's fall, I'm wondering if Bruno would come out and take it off for us like we were told because we're gone in winter and there's no heat in this house.

My dad has ALS and so we decided to purchase a stairlift. We got a straight model by Bruno Independent Living Aids through the Veteran's Administration. The installers were wonderful and they showed how everything worked. Also, the stairlift is of very good quality. I definitely recommend Bruno.

My wife needs a stairlift, so we purchased one from Bruno Independent Living Aids. We had the curved option installed and it fits fine in our stairwell. The installation team that came out was good and they did it in a lot less time than they were supposed to be. It took them six hours to complete the installation. The quality of the stairlift has been good so far and I’ve already referred a couple of people.

My husband has a hard time walking and he has fallen. We have steps that he goes up and down with, so we needed a stairlift. We went through the VA in getting our stairlift and since it was covered through the VA if we got it from Bruno Independent Living Aids, that was the company we went with. The people there were very courteous. Likewise, the installers were very nice. They did their job and cleaned everything up. They taught both my husband and me how to use all the different features of the stairlift. My husband uses it every day to go up and down with and it is good for him. He is able to use the steps now and I don’t have to worry about him falling. Also, I’m able to put it on the down-step so I can use the steps without having it stuck in my gut to go down the steps. So, I put it down when he’s not using it, then we bring it up. The experience that we've had with Bruno has been good and I’d recommend them.

I'll turn 81 on August 6th and I was diagnosed with degenerative arthritis. I also have Wolff-Parkinson-White Syndrome and high blood. I wasn’t able to carry my laundry and stuff up and down the steps and my doctor recommended the stairlift for me. Three companies came out and they were all very courteous. But the VA chose to go with Bruno. I got a straight stairlift from them and I'm so pleased with its quality. There was a part for the basement which had something to do with the stair being put in a different position as opposed to the lowest one, like for the opening in the door, and Bruno's reps came back for it just as they promised.

I'm having trouble walking around our house. We live in a two-story house and the bedroom is upstairs. So, we had to figure out a way for me to get from one floor to the other. The gentlemen from Bruno that showed up to our house were very friendly, very personable, and explained everything to us. They told us how long it would take to install the stairlift and how long it would take to order it. They were very knowledgeable about the product and helped with any questions that we had on it. The installation went very well, too. The installers were in and out within the time that they told us and they cleaned up after themselves. They were very friendly and told us if we had any questions, we should give them a call. They left us their card along with the instructions and the booklet for the actual chairlift.

We had a stairlift and it broke down. They were gonna charge us too much money to buy another one so we went with the veterans, Bruno. The stairlift is on our cellar. 11 steps up to the first deck. Bruno put it in and no problem. The installers were good. They helped us with the bottom steps on the stairlift and they did everything for us. They helped us out of this world. We were well pleased with it. We now bring our groceries up with us. Get Bruno. Put yours in and have all the benefits with it.

My wife can’t walk up and down the stairs anymore so we went to the mall and looked at different stairlifts. She liked Bruno the best, so we went ahead and bought a straight indoor stairlift from them. Their reps were good to us. They gave us what we wanted, came in, were courteous, did everything we wanted, and gave us the right price. The unit has worked great and it has worked the way we want it. My wife likes the way the arms are folded up and the way the controls were on it. It’s better than the other ones. Also, the unit has made life easier for me. I don’t have to run down the basement every time my wife wants something since she can go up and down herself. I've already told my friends about Bruno and one of them has already gone to them after that.

My wife has Parkinson’s and she can’t walk upstairs. So I figured I’d get a stairlift to help her. A Bruno dealer was out at Lake Chillisquaque and was local, so I called him. He came the same day and I was quite satisfied with his bid. He also told me that I had to change my cellar door that opened down the steps because the chair wouldn’t work with that, so I turned that door around. Then I called again that afternoon and the guy was here in the morning. Two guys came to install the stairlift and they were good. They did what they had to do, showed me what was going on and how to operate the chair, and I was happy with it. The quality of the straight stairlift is excellent. I can also take stuff down the stairs and bring it back up, which saves me from walking up and down the stairs.

My partner's 86 and had fallen a couple of times from that steps. There are only five steps though, so it was imperative that we get something. A lot of people in the area had bought Acorn but I read an article that gave Bruno a higher ranking. I worked with James in Federal Way and I was able to get information from him when I needed it. I sent him a couple of photos and measurements of the stairs then he gave me a quote which I accepted. We did it all by email. He was easy to deal with and the office staff was just as easy to talk with. I called to get information about perhaps installing a second electrical outlet at the top of the stairs and they told me how far away it would need to be from the top of the stairs. That was really helpful.

I already had a stairlift and I was purchasing another one to replace it. I had done business before with the people that were installing stairlifts for Bruno Independent Living Aids, so I went with Bruno. The installation of the stairlift was fine, except that the installers left an indent on the carpeting where the old stairlift used to be and they told me it would go away by itself in a while, but it's still showing a few months after the stairlift was installed. Also, I don’t like that Bruno doesn’t have holders to hold the remote on the wall.

My wife needed a stairlift. I had a good interaction with the Bruno rep and I had a straight stairlift installed in our home. The installation team did well. The stairlift is okay and it goes up and down. And I feel good about its quality, so far.

My husband and I needed a stairlift. He’s had a brace on his legs for about 25 years now, he's tripping all the time, and our stairway going up to our bedroom is narrow. I was in a very bad car accident 13 years ago and my foot and ankle broke so it had to be reconstructed twice. Two companies came, but I was personally very impressed with Bruno and their salesperson. The man was was right on time and was very nice, honest, polite and down to earth. We talked a little bit about family too.

My legs hurt and I had knee surgery so we decided to get a stairlift. We wanted to deal with a local company but not every little county has one. We had seen that Acorn thing advertised on TV all the time and it might be the finest product you’ve ever seen but they would probably come from 200 miles from here. We worked with the drugstore P & R and they were about 40 miles away. The funny thing was when we talked to the guy on the phone and told him where we live, he said that his folks used to live in this area. And we laughed. It turned out that we knew them.

The Waiver Program through the state tries to make seniors stay in their home as long as possible and does home renovations. I have severe arthritis and it's hard for me to go up the steps. And they suggested that I get a stairlift put in. When the installers came, they had the Bruno stairlift in my home within an hour and a half. And it was the best experience I’ve had with people installing things. They were kind, considerate, personable and fun-loving. They cleaned up afterwards and you couldn’t even tell they were in my home.

I'm a Vietnam Vet and I have severe back problems. In some days I'm okay but some mornings and night times, I have to crawl up the steps to get in my bed. And then, if sometimes I get extreme cramping and crippling in my legs, I have to go get a shot and it's hell. I'm crying like a baby. The VA decided to go with Bruno as it is the cheapest option.

My wife who is 83 years old had a bad knee problem and she couldn’t get up and down the stairs very well. We bought a stairlift over the phone and we got along fine with the Bruno sales rep. John was friendly and knowledgeable. The installers, Joel and Bill, were easy to get along with and they were great. They knew what they were doing and they explained everything to me as they went. The people I had installed my other stairlift left a greasy mess on my carpet and these two guys cleaned a lot of that up for me so it wouldn’t be spread over the rest of the house. They did a lot of somebody else’s work that they didn’t have to do and I really appreciate them. Our stairlift from Bruno made life easier for my wife and she feels good about it. It is in the house from the living room up to the upper story and it’s in a straight line. It’s a lot quieter and more comfortable, so we’re happy with it. It was nice and not really expensive and I would recommend Bruno.

My wife and I got arthritis really bad. Our washing machine and dryer are down the basement and I have a few hobbies that I’d like to do and the stairs were just too difficult to go up and down so we bought a stairlift. We went through Sheridan Surgical and Bruno is the brand they carry. The Bruno rep was a terrific guy and he knew his stuff. We got the straight stairlift right from the back door into the basement. The installation took two and a half hours and it went well. I like the convenience it brings us the most. It's just a matter of pushing a button and it runs even when the power is out. Also, the ride is nice and quiet. My wife almost uses it more than I do now. One time, we both had to struggle with bringing the laundry baskets up and down the stairs. Now, she just sends the basket up and I bring it into the house. I'm satisfied with Bruno and I’d recommend them.

I have arthritis really bad and a beautician recommended Bruno. She said she knew people that had experience with them and it was very good. A female sales agent came out and talked to me. She was very nice and explained everything. She told me what was gonna happen when they come and put in the stairlift. She was very knowledgeable and after two days, the guys came out and installed it. It was very good interacting with everybody and they have been very helpful. The installers were professional because after they got through everything, they cleaned up.

I have a bad knee and it's hard for me to go up and down the stairs. I told my son I wanted a stairlift so he made some phone calls. Bruno was the only one that called him back and they were local. They were in Sarver, which is 20 miles from us, so that worked out great. The salesman came out and he was very nice and informative. The stairlift was also priced reasonably and we told him we'd take it. He told us that it wouldn't probably be installed until the following week and we were okay with that. But then he called their office and they had an opening that afternoon. He asked us if we wanted it to get installed that day and we agreed. It was very fast.

I was having trouble getting up and down the stairs. Still, I have to go down because the washer and dryer are downstairs. I can always fall down but coming back up was the problem. When we called Alick's, Bruno was the brand that they talked to us about. My sister and brother looked it over and that's the brand we all decided on. I've talked to people and Bruno does well for 'em. The rep was very kind and informative. He left his number if we had any questions. He's a very good representative of the Bruno and of Alick's. My brother had a question after the rep had been here. He called and the gentleman was very prompt in answering. And then, Alick's called back to make sure that my brother's question was answered. The gentleman that installed the stairlift was very thorough and also answered any questions that we had.

Bruno gives better service and we are satisfied because I had to get my own electrician then and now, they have one. Everything was done properly and we like it. I couldn’t go down the stairs and I have a terrible walk but now, I am more active and we enjoy the stairlift. The salesperson explained the plan and everything we wanted to know including how to use it and we love it. The installer was a nice guy and he worked perfectly. I used to go to the basement backwards and I had a hard time while in the stairs going up and down. The stairlift helped me and we should have asked for this years ago. I recommend it to whoever wants it. This is the best thing in their house to have. The quality is lovely and everything is good.

I have aged parents living in a two-level house. So I purchased a stairlift for the needs and safety of my parents going up and down the stairs. I checked out four stairlift providers and the reviews on Bruno were very good and their cost was in line with the industry standards. So we had someone come out who told us about Bruno's products, their warranties, and their service. We asked for an estimate and they provided us a price with options and we agreed to that. There was a little bit of misunderstanding going back and forth as far as whether the company can finance it or whether we had to get a loan financing, but we worked it out. And otherwise, the customer service was excellent.

The Bruno stairlift seemed to be medium-priced, which seemed about right. The fellow who came and described what it could do was also very convincing. He was a very supportive and interesting guy. He was wonderful. But our outdoor stairlift is curved twice and it took a long time for them to develop it in the factory. We had to wait for four months. But that wasn’t the fellow's fault and we were glad to have had it done. It gives us a great deal of mobility. My wife got severe ataxia. She couldn’t climb the stairs to our car and we’re on a hillside so she was stuck in our house. The stairlift allows her to get up to the car which is a great advantage. Now, my wife and I get out a lot more because we can utilize our car. We can go places and do things. We can drive her around the territory and go shopping. And so far, the stairlift has been dependable. It always works and it’s an attractive-looking item.

Neither one of them in the household couldn’t climb the stairs, they both have MS and my daughter was sliding up and down the stairs so they bump. And then, I finally talked her into a stairlift. I have Acorn and it works but it hasn’t been serviced good even though I paid for the five-year service agreement so we ordered it from Bruno which was also a little bit cheaper. We went to their location and we were there every day. For days and days, we had scooters and all kinds of stuff so that was good interaction.

My mother-in-law passed away recently so I had my father-in-law moved in with us. He is getting up in age and his ankles don’t work really well. He’s staying in a little apartment we have in the basement and I told him we were putting a stairlift in for him. We did some shopping around and Bruno was made in the USA and it was local. The dealer was only 45 minutes from where we live. The local provider put it in within a week and they had a really nice personnel that we talked with. He answered certain questions about them and he told me what the stairlift was. We had the straight stairlift from them and we didn’t even need the little lift tail underneath it. We just had it stop at the bottom of the stairs which works out good.

My wife has problems walking and she can’t make the stairs. I have a house that has two sets of stairs that goes from the base that goes to the foyer to leave the house and one that goes to the bedroom. It was comfortable going to the store that sold Bruno and they’ve always been reliable. I went in there, told them what I wanted then I paid it all in cash. I purchased two straight stairlifts for my two sets of stairs. Both are nice. They are a little tight, but they are comfortable. They are steady and they move at a good and safe pace. These stairlifts have helped both of us getting up and down much easier. The installation went very fast, which surprised me. It is less stressful and it is very convenient with Bruno.

Our old Bruno stairlift wore out. We had one since 2001 and it was about shot. A man was here to fix the old one and he said that it would take too much money to fix it. So we decided to get a new one. There are three of us in the house that can use it. Our stairway is really narrow and the man knew what we needed and the one that he chose for us is better. He came back to put the new one in and I told him that I had to be out by 2:00 and five before two, he was done and we were out of here. He knew what he was doing.

Martin had a stroke and his bathroom is upstairs so he needs the stairlift. And the Bruno team came here to fix the stairlift that he had. They were nice and professional but they could not fix it. So he bought a new one. Martin called a number for customer service and the stairlift was installed by the same two guys who told him about it. The Bruno stairlift folds up so it's space-saving and convenient unlike the last stairlift he had which took up the whole stairs. So if there's someone like myself who might need to go upstairs, we can just walk up the stairs. That's probably the best feature of the stairlift. Martin's son, his soon to be daughter-in-law and the rest of his family are relieved that Martin has a working stairlift. He has already fallen down the stairs once or twice but now they don't have to worry about him falling again. The Bruno team did a good job.

We have a shower and a nice game room downstairs. It’s a very narrow stairway with a lot of narrow steps. So it was always hard to get up and down to begin with. My son-in-law put in a railing there but after I fell the first time, it was hard for me to get on my leg at all and I just couldn’t walk up and down the steps. I didn’t know if I was ever gonna get better, but we are very appreciative and happy that we are able to get the Bruno Stairlift. Also, my husband has been using a walker for years and he hasn’t been downstairs.

My husband had heart failure and he was unable to come up the stairs without being exhausted. We got a Bruno stairlift through the Veterans Administration. Bruno's reps came, checked everything, gave us the information and then said that they would have to get the "okay" from the Vets. We got a straight stairlift and they had to do some renovation before they could install it. The installers did a lot of work and they were great. The stairlift is wonderful for my husband. I've been using it myself occasionally and it has been wonderful. You don't realize how great it is sometimes until you have it.

My mother-in-law had to move in with us and she couldn’t do the stairs. I talked to Bruno and they also had an option of going with an elevator if we wanted to do that which is what we did. Their guy initially came to put in an elevator but we couldn't find a reasonable solution for one. He then said the stairlift which I didn't really want, so the whole experience wasn't that positive. Still, it didn't have anything to do with with their guy and he was very reassuring with the concerns I had about it and that the stairlift would look okay.

My husband had Parkinson and my dad had a heart problem so they both needed a stairlift. Now, I’m having a heart problem and it’s getting hard for me to do the steps. That's why I need the stairlift now too. But the Bruno stairlift we had had ever since early 2000s was not working anymore. Still, we had no problems with it whatsoever all those years until it died and that was why I went to Bruno again. I knew a place that handled Bruno because I had seen it from being in the store so I knew where to go, and I feel good about them. Before, we had to deal with someone down the Illinois border and it was further away. If we had any problems, we would have to call somebody from further away as well. Now, we have someone who is closer to the area and I like that.

Bruno's sales representatives were nice and professional. Larry can't get up and down the stairs and he needs a chairlift. I had one from Bruno put in going down the basement. And that way, he can ride down there and go out the back door with his rollator. The chairlift is good and it does what it's supposed to do. It made Larry's life a lot better. It's better for him to get in and out of the house.

My hips bother me when I'm going up and down the steps. I liked the Bruno stairlift. It wasn't too expensive and it was easy to use. So, I bought a straight one. The person who came to install it knew what he was doing and it fits really good with my stairwell. My hips also bother me when I'm coming up and down the shower steps, so my husband said he'd get another stairlift. So far, I like that with our Bruno stairlifts, I don't have to walk up and down the steps. I also like that I can put the seat up and the foot comes up because it's been hard to reach down to get the foot rest. So, I like the automatic thing like that.

Bruno stairlift is a must for us. My grandma can't walk anymore and she can't walk up the stairs. It's a decent amount of stairs with around 10 steps so it's difficult for her. We had a sales visit from Bruno and it was simple and easy. When we got the quote, we looked at the product itself and the product is right and looked great. My mom said that there weren't any struggle when the stairlift was installed. It was simple. We have a two-person stairwell so we have one side for the chair and the other side for walking up and down, and the straight stairlift fits well. The stairlift seems like a consistent quality product and it made it easier for my grandma to climb. I also like the safety of having it. Now, there is less of a headache and worry for her to go up.

My father came home from Florida in the winter and he hasn't been able to get up and down the stairs. I have a family member that has Bruno and uses it for his wife with Parkinson's. They go along really well and he recommended the people who had put it in for them. The installers were very helpful and they did a great job. They were there for three or four hours to put the stairlift in. They were very personable and they showed us how to run it. And we appreciated it. We have a straight stairlift installed and it fits really well into our stairwell. It's really easy to use and is well-made. We also thought it was gonna be more expensive than what it was. It has made my father's life easier. I would recommend them.

My husband has emphysema and it was getting really difficult for him to go up and down the stairs. Our bedroom and a full bath are upstairs on the second floor. On the main floor, we have a nice half bath but it’s just a sink and a stool and there’s no place for me to put a tub. My cousin's husband was disabled before he passed away as a fairly young man and he referred me to Bruno Independent Living Aids. We rode about an hour out of Rockford, but being an hour out didn’t turn out to be a problem. We were impressed with the brochure they sent us that showed their product which represented them well.

I can't walk up the stairs in my house and getting a stairlift was the most practical thing for me to do. I've been on an environmental modifications program and they chose Bruno as our stairlift provider. I got a curved stairlift that went from my downstairs living room to the one upstairs which came into my bedroom. The unit fits very well and I like the fact that it curves around and can assist me with getting into my bedroom. However, Bruno can do improvements on the design of the seatbelts on the lift. I think that having something where both of the buckles meet in the middle for customers would be better. For someone who needs the belt and needs to use it independently, using the current one is difficult. Still, having the lift has made it so that I can live independently in my home. I don't need staff for its operation and that has been nice. Overall, I've had a good experience with Bruno.

We’re in our 90s and we weren’t able to navigate the stairs very well anymore but now, we can access our second floor easier. The straight Bruno stairlift we got has made a good impact and we’re very satisfied with it. The Bruno salesperson was very polite and informative as well, and the installer was excellent. He was very pleasant, polite and professional.

My husband has two bad legs and two bad knees. He has trouble with the steps so we decided to purchase a stairlift. We had two estimates come in but we went with Bruno because we knew the fella that was installing it. And it seemed that there were a lot of safety features on the Bruno. Their sales rep was also very helpful. In fact, I have recommended him to a friend. We got the straight stairlift and it fits our stairs very well. Our stairs are narrow, so there's not as much room to kinda move around but the installer put it back as far as he could. The guy who came out was the son of the fella that owns the company and he was very polite, very quiet, and he just did his job. So far, the stairlift seems to have very good safety features and I feel that its cost was very fair. The stairlift has made my husband's life better, too. Sometimes he forgets how to turn the chair around once he gets to the top. But we're working with it.

We wanted a stairlift to aid mobility up and down our stairs. I wanted a high-end product, and between Bruno and Acorn, Bruno had the better product. And more importantly, the salesperson who came to me was able to better explain what he was selling. He was able to answer my questions in a direct form and I did not feel like he was just out to sell a product. He was out to meet my need, and so I felt more comfortable. He came about three times because any question I had, he was willing to come by again. And then, he was able to patiently walk with me through the process.

I love Bruno Independent Living Aids! I have a problem with walking. I didn't walk for seven months and didn't get upstairs to see what was going on. A contractor came in and remodeled downstairs for us so we've been living down there for several months and the only way I get upstairs is with the stairlift, so we had to get one somewhere. The VA suggested Bruno and they set everything up for me. Their reps were easy to get along with too. The installers didn't take long at all to put in the stairlift. It took three hours and it was no problem at all. Everything was cleaned up and ready to use when they left too. The stairlift has made a big difference about my wife preparing meals. She used to have to prepare on the second level, bring them downstairs to eat and then bring the dishes up and so on and so forth. Now, she can cook and do the dishes right up here too. We're real satisfied with the chairlift. Bruno is very efficient and the unit is very good.

I got two flights of stairs and it’s only seven each way but when I go up even halfway between the first set, I have to stop to catch my breath. I had cancer in the lung so it’s rough getting around. With the Bruno stairlift, it’s nice to go up both flights without any trouble. The VA was the one who got the stairlifts for me. They got three bids and they went for the cheapest one. The Bruno stairlifts are both straight and are slow compared to me and that’s good. I’m not losing my breath so that’s 100% better. The reps from Bruno were nice and the installers were professional. But sometimes, it seems like the one switch of the stairlift is not working. It goes and hesitates and I gotta keep playing with it then it goes again. If I'm upstairs and coming down, it seems like there are places where the stairlift is hitting hard. But so far the stairlifts are great. I really needed this and I can’t believe how much better it makes me feel.

I’m ill and I can’t walk up and down my stairs. It's 14 stairs from top to bottom, and by the time I get to the fourth one, I have to sit down on a stair and catch my breath. So I called Hartford and told them about my problem. I talked to Cassidy, who was in charge of helping the elderly, she took the information, and it went from there. The installer and another gentleman came and explained things to me. I then sent all the information back to Hartford and they in turn chose which one they wanted.

The Bruno reps were very helpful and they showed me how everything worked and everything worked good. I got the curved stairlift which has a U-turn in the middle and it fits well in my stairwell. The top part fits very well and the bottom part is a little close but I can manage. The lift saves a lot of work on my knees. We called to inquire about a third remote for my landing, but I thought they were kind of high. But the stairlift has nice cushioned seats and armrests and it is everything I hoped for.

It's hard for me to get up and down the stairs, so I purchased a Bruno stairlift. The interaction I had with their sales rep was okay. I was also happy with the gentleman who installed it. It's a good quality stairlift.

My kids thought Bruno was the best but the stairlift cost $1,200. I thought it was a little expensive even if the quality was 150,000%. But my kids talked me into it and in the end, I knew I had to have it because I couldn’t get up the stairs anymore. The sales rep came in with a girl who was just starting and he was a nice guy. The installation process went all right as well. The installers were here for three hours and when they got through, I got on the stairlift and was up and down the stairs for a while. The quality seems a number-one and it's also got a leather seat.

I'm a disabled vet and my wife has a disability too. We have trouble ascending and descending the stairs. The Veterans Administration chose Bruno for me and the installation was at the bequest of the Department of Veterans Affairs. After all, I receive my medical care there. The installed stairlift is a straight one and it's crowded a bit. But it suffices. It allows enough room to go up and down the stairs.

I love my stairlift from Bruno. I have another one, and it's so loud which makes me uneasy. And the one from Bruno is so quiet and more comfortable. Bruno's installers were friendly, and the installation was very quick.

My man wasn't able to get up and down the stairs, and the VA got us a straight stairlift from Bruno. Their sales reps gave us excellent service and the stairlift fits fine in our stairwell. We're very pleased with it.

My husband walks with a walker and he can’t do stairs, so we purchased a stairlift. We went through the Area Agency On Aging in our town of Wellsboro and they looked into getting a stairlift for him. They got the chair glide stairlift from Bruno Independent Living Aids and we love it. The sales rep of Bruno came and measured our stairs. He was very professional and he had questions about my husband weight and height. Then, a whole month or so later, the installer finally came and put the stairlift in within an hour. He was very good and he explained to us how the stairlift works, and he showed us that there’s a remote for upstairs and one for downstairs. He also showed us how it was child-proof and how we could fold it up if we needed more room.

Two good friends of mine have a stairlift and when I was reading the AARP Magazine, the stairlift caught my eye. I said that having a stairlift must be good. I went to a different place to get a price on a lift chair. However, since it would take them a week and a half to get it and then I don't know how many days for their serviceman to come and install it, I didn't go with that company. When I called AARP, they recommended Bruno. But then, I was disappointed that my insurance didn't cover it. I was told that hardly any insurance covers stairlifts. I called Bruno on a Monday and said that we'll go for it. The serviceman had an opening on a Thursday and put it in.

I was having problems going up the stairs. My husband then got a stairlift from Bruno. The installers came, put the stairlift and showed me how to use it. They also showed me that when the stairlift stops and a little beep comes on, that's when I release the button.

I was in the hospital on and off for two months and lying in bed made my legs very weak. So I was having a lot of trouble trying to walk. And we have three stories in our house so we have a lot of stairs. I couldn't get up and down the steps as well. I was basically living on the first floor and I couldn't get upstairs to take a shower or whatever I needed to do. So we needed a chairlift. My stepson is the one who had seen David, the salesperson from Bruno, and he told us about this rep. So my husband got the phone number and gave David a call. And when he came over, we were really pleased with the information that he gave us. We had three quotes total. The first quote was over $12,000. The second quote was over $8,000. And then this last one fit into our budget perfectly. The price was excellent.

My mother-in-law is moving in and she needs a stairlift. I called a few stairlift companies online and nobody could give me a real information without setting an appointment. Bruno is local so I chose them. The saleslady came out, took measurements and explained the system to us. She was helpful, friendly and knowledgeable. The installation went well. They were on time and worked hard all day. They seemed knowledgeable, decent and friendly. I liked them. However, reliability is the main thing for me. Right now, the fact that it got stuck on the seam the first time I took it up after the technicians left, that concerned me a bit because if my mother in law gets stuck at home by herself, that's gonna be a big problem. So, we have to have them come back and have that addressed.

We had a great experience with Bruno. My husband has early Parkinson's. And then, he had a UTI, which went into sepsis and his whole body couldn't climb the steps. We went through VA and they offered Bruno. The weekend after the stairlift was installed, I noticed it was making a funny noise that made me a bit leery because we have 14 steps here. I didn't feel safe with my husband using it so they were back the following week to check it out for me. And they told me not to hesitate and call with any problem. They went above and beyond the call of duty. The stairlift's quality is excellent and I would not hesitate in recommending Bruno.

I live in a two-story house where my bedroom is on the second floor. I have a bad hip and I'm not a good candidate for a hip replacement because of the earlier damage to my hip over the years. So, I had extreme difficulty getting up and down the stairs. I had my Bruno stairlift installed and it was done through the VA hospital. People came to me in January to do the initial review and two companies submitted their bids. Mobility Limited ended up winning the bid and then they had to come back out in February to do final measurements where they used a computer system that produced a CAD drawing of the stairs.

My caseworker advised me to purchase a stairlift and Bruno was the lowest in price. The people I worked with were professional and very nice. The installation took about an hour and a half, and the stairlift is very nice and it is of great quality.

We're getting old and we've had trouble getting down the stairs that I broke my ankle. When Bruno first called us, they said the stairlift would be around $5,000 to $6,000. That seemed reasonable so we've had them come out. The representative explained everything to me and set it up. But then I was told that it was gonna be close to $20,000. Then, they called and said that after they ran the numbers, it would be $14,000. They set the contract for $14,000 which was a little more than what I was expecting from the original call. They said the stairlift had cost more because of the way the stairs were built. But, it came out better than the $20,000 which was the high quote.

I had a fall and I've had problems with my knee for about three years which has gotten worse. I also had an episode where I was blown over by the wind and got an injury. The care facility I was in told me that I couldn't use the stairway when I went home, so I decided to look into stairlifts. I had a good a friend that had used one of Bruno's stairlifts and he highly recommended it. I called Chuck, an Italian salesman, and he presented his options, was very knowledgeable and gave me a pretty good rundown on the stairlift.

It was very hard for me to lift my daughter everyday going to doctor visits and places. I had to pick her up and put her in the car seat and it was killing me. I needed a seat that can help me. I couldn't afford to get the complete modification of the chairlift as that is very expensive and I couldn't afford to buy a new car to do the complete lift for the wheelchair. So, I have my son who owns a van that I use everyday and I asked Bruno to help me put the lift in there. But Bruno told me that they will not put the wheelchair lift in because the van is an old model. I talked to the people at the shop that put the Bruno on there and they told me that the Bruno lift can be removed to install to a new van in the future if something goes wrong. So, they installed this one for me and I'm very grateful for that.

We needed a stairlift for my wife to be able come in and out of the home. We went to Motion Specialties and they recommended the Bruno stairlift. The sales reps were excellent. They were prompt, efficient, and professional. The installation also went great. They placed an indoor and straight stairlift for us and so far, it works and the quality seems excellent. It's made our lives so much easier.

I was talking to Acorn but we worked with 101 Mobility and they told me that they wouldn't use Acorn because they break down. And I wanted the best. I wanted something that has a very comfortable chair and would not be noisy or have any issues. We got a curved Bruno stairlift and it had to be made specifically for the stairs. 101 Mobility was great in coming out and getting everything measured properly. It was well taken care of. We have one step up to get to the stairs so we had the unit come around to sit right next to our TV, which eliminated going up that one step. The stairlift also matches with our wall paint so it all blends in.

My father has Parkinson’s and he was having difficulties going up and down the stairs. I researched different stairlift providers and we went with Bruno Elite because the chairlift is a medical device and it’s prettier than other providers. I bought the stairlift through a vendor, EHLS, that sells Bruno products. They represented Bruno very well. The guy I dealt with was great because I had a lot of questions since I've never purchased a stairlift before and I didn’t know there were many options. The installation of the stairlift went well and the stairlift we got had all the bells and whistles on it. We got the power-assisted rotate and the power-assisted footrest, as well as the auto-rotate option, which, however, was defective. So, they had to bring in a new piece and figure it out the next day.

I couldn’t walk upstairs anymore that was why I got a Bruno stairlift. They were medical and that’s what they deal with. I had a straight stairlift installed. The installation was very fast and it fits okay. I can fold it up but I don’t because people still got time to go by. I just got it but so far, the quality is good. And my favorite thing about it is that it gets me up.

I purchased a Bruno stairlift as a replacement for the other Bruno, which we had since 2006. I have a Bruno lift in my van too for my power chair. I’ve known their reps for some time. They’ve assisted me with Jackson Medical. And when I moved back to my childhood home, I had a name recognition of them from television and I found out that they’re a small family run business that I trust. I’ve been dealing with them since 2006, so they can read my mind.

My father-in-law is 78 years old and his left leg buckles like it’s bowed out. He goes up 13 steps and it was a challenge for him to come down. So, VA offered Bruno stairlift, brought the stairlift to us and VA paid for it. Bruno sent a gentleman out and he measured. He came back and told us what they were gonna put in. The gentleman was very professional. He explained that the cord would be plugged into the wall and the cord would run down the stairs. The installation team was very professional too and did everything they needed to do and explained. My daughter was here during the installation and she showed me how to use the stairlift. It had one remote downstairs, one remote upstairs and another remote on the handle which was to be pushed. I just filled out the warranty yesterday and I mailed it off. They also gave me a card.

I got paralyzed after a traffic accident and my insurance got me a stairlift from Bruno. It is a curved unit, and its installation was good. It fits perfectly into the stairwell, too. The project manager was great and my interaction with him was very pleasant and informative. The unit works great.

I’m paralyzed and I needed to get up the stairs so I need to get in a chair and get upstairs. The VA sponsored Bruno Stairlifts, so we chose them, and the Bruno people came. They did a good inspection. They were professional, thorough, and gave a good estimate. They took about 6 hours to install. We've had the chair for a couple of months now and it works as advertised. It looks good and sturdy. They did a great job.

I purchased a Bruno stairlift for my mother and my dad. My mom fell and broke her tailbone. And because she mainly does everything for dad, she was unable to go up and down the stairs and dad got to the point where he couldn’t go up and down the stairs at all. We had a hard time getting my dad to agree with it to begin with because although he has a knee problem, he’s still very independent and just did not want one. So it took us a while to get it across to him that he needed it and especially mom. Bruno was recommended by the VA and the guys that came were very professional. They included mom and dad in the discussion and measured dad, because he’s the taller one of the two, to make sure that he would be able to get down the stairs being in the chair. They couldn’t have been more professional but they were also concerned that mom and dad were included in the decision.

My wife had a stroke and she can’t use her left side very well. So she’s incapable of climbing up in our van because the seat is too high. I had to do something about getting a lower seat and somebody told me to go see a company here where we live that installs adaptive seats. Their model on the floor didn’t have a battery so they couldn’t show me how it worked. But I could see from the brochure what it would do and it was exactly what we needed. They also called and scheduled an appointment. The people that were selling it were good. They explained it and I appreciated their answering questions and getting it done.

We're in a tri-level home and my wife fell down the stairs. She's still in rehab but will be coming home by the end of the week. So, we decided to buy a stairlift as a convenience for her. We checked out three stairlift providers, but I had a handyman who recommended Bruno and that's where I went. The sales visit went well and it turned out that the franchise owner used to be our neighbor. We got two straight stairlifts, one going down and one going up. One has six steps while the other one has eight steps. The installers were excellent guys and I was very happy with them.

My husband is in a power chair in the house and he walks a bit outside on the walker. And I have RA. We both find the stairs a bit difficult and right now, he's having a problem. He had surgery so he has had to use the chairlift. We live in Florida year round and I will be staying in this new place where they put the lift four months a year. The Bruno reps came for the sales visit on the promised date and they were fine. The installation took all day but the two fellas were very pleasant and did their work. They stayed a little later but the stairlift came out fine.

I had a bad fall and now I've been diagnosed with a syndrome. I went on the web and did some research on stairlift companies. I had three people come out and I thought Bruno was the best. The people who came to the house were on time and neat, and they did what they were supposed to do. I also went to a store in Raleigh and they had a small demonstration model so I got to see it and try it. That store display and the overall experience was what convinced me to buy Bruno. I got a straight inside stairlift and the price was reasonable. The installers were great too. They were friendly and helpful. They demonstrated the unit, had me try it and explained various things about the power strip and in case I lose the electric. Overall, I’m satisfied with Bruno. It helps me go from down to up and up to down.

I do not have much leg strength and a stairlift helps me get up and down from the basement to the upstairs in the house. Bruno was recommended by the VA and I got a straight stairlift wherein there’s a landing at the top and a landing at the bottom. The installers showed me how to use the stairlift and they watched me use it. They went over all the safety precautions too, which was nice. I was satisfied with their work. They even put it on a drop cord for me until the electrician could come two days later and make the electrical connections. There's no bracket on the wall though to call the stairlift back upstairs. There was a bracket put on downstairs but it’s just laying loose on the table next to the door at the top of the stairs.

I had brain surgery and I'm paralyzed on my left side so I had to get something to get up the stairs. Bruno's reviews were better than the others. I have one regret though, I can't get on it independently because it doesn't go close enough. If I'm at the bottom of the stairs and I'm trying to get from my wheelchair and onto the chair, it's way too high. I need two people to help me on it. It's easy to use once I'm on it, though.

I’ve had good luck with Bruno and they've been real good to me. I bought a Bruno for my downstairs chairlift and they were so good at that that I wanted them for the other one. This one was so that I can get in the house. After I called them, they came out and explained why certain things were certain ways. The sales representative was very helpful in anything I needed. I had one call where I questioned them and he came out and explained it. The installation was very good as well. It was done in less than a day. The chair is doing a good job and it's a smooth ride.

I put in a Bruno stairlift for my sister who's in a wheelchair. We've had some experience with Bruno. My mother was handicapped and we had a handicap van that had Bruno equipment. We viewed Bruno as being of higher quality, well-built equipment. Their reps were very professional, very friendly and very knowledgeable. They weren't pushy. I was very happy with them. The installation team did a nice job installing the stairlift. They were quick and thorough. I was concerned about the wiring because we didn't have a plug right there at the bottom of the steps. They did a really nice job of running the wire, so that it was safe and no one would trip on it.

Bruno has helped me a lot. I have a hard time going up and down the stairs and walking. I had done some research on the different stairlifts. I checked online and Bruno had better reviews. They were nice during the sale visit. I knew what I wanted when I went in and bought the one with extra padding. They have two different seats but only have the plain one in the stores. They should put both seats out for people to look at. I wish that there was a way for people to sit in them. I only know the difference because I ride the carts in the stores and some of those carts with the flat seats hurt the back of my leg.

My elderly mother-in-law lives with us, and she couldn't handle stairs in which she got arthritis in her knees. Everything was good when the tech installed the Bruno stairlift. The tech was very helpful and very professional. The site was also cleaned up properly. My favorite feature of the lift is the extension for the track and that kind of folds up and down. So, it eliminates tripping hazard in the landing area of that stairlift. Now, that since has failed. Some kind of part broke, but there's a part on order and that's to be serviced. Other than that, the product itself seems to be working properly. It's doing what we need it to do.

I got a chair lift so I can haul my powerchair up to my vehicle. I got it through the state and they picked Bruno Independent Living Aids as the provider. The people from Bruno did everything they could for me and answered all my questions and concerns, and I couldn’t ask for better treatment. The installation went great and didn’t take long for the installer to do, and that was really nice. One negative thing, though, was that for a person that has disability or limited mobility, it was hard to get to the place to have the lift installed. I had to haul my chair up there for them to install my lift. I looked out and there was another disabled person close by that had a lift and I was able to borrow his lift to get my chair up there and have my lift installed. It would have been a whole lot better if they had a mobile service where they would come out to the person’s home to install the lift.

My husband is incapacitated and cannot go outside. He does not walk so we have to lift him. I had State Mobility install a stairlift inside, but I should have done more extensive research on the internet. I was also going to put an outdoor ramp so my husband could go outside, but I realized the steps were too high. So I purchased an outdoor stairlift from Bruno. Their rep was very good, courteous and not pushy. He answered my questions and did the measurements. He also gave suggestions, came out when the lift came and made sure everything was okay.

My husband couldn't get up and down the stairs anymore. We went through the VA, and they sent Bruno out here. And from the start to finish, our experience with Bruno was beautiful. Their representatives were fantastic. And the installers did a beautiful job putting in a platform lift. The lift made my husband's life easier. All he has to do is just walk a little space from the door to the lift and then punch a button and down he goes. The quality of the lift is beautiful. But we had a thunderstorm and the lightning hit the other night, and we're waiting for somebody to come and fix it.

I have ALS and VA was good enough offer to pay for a stairlift because they know I need it. They chose to buy a Bruno unit and I've had a very good experience with the company. They have the best representatives from any of the companies that visited me. The installation went really well and we went through how to use it and the demonstrations. They can install it in the next day or two days after they come by, but you have to special make it for the situation. But other than the wait, everything was great. I have curved unit and it's working out fine for us. It's narrow and its worst problem is that the people who wanna walk up have to make sure that it’s out of the way .

I have the sciatic nerve and I can't lift my right leg up from the steps without severe pain. During the sales visit, I told the guy and he gave me a price and told me to get Bruno Independent Living Aids. However, he wasn't a fantastic salesperson and he was more or less an order taker. He didn't know exactly the price or what price could be. He quoted us $300 more than I could have gotten us from another dealer here in Sudbury. I wish they had somebody with more knowledge of what they were selling and the features. They should come to a direct pricing.

I'm 84 years old and I'm having trouble with my legs. And my wife is 86, and she's having hers operated on. And we needed a stairlift in the worst way. Bruno was available and they talked to me in the right way, and they sold the stairlift to me at the right price and they did good work. Bruno's representative couldn't have been any better. I love our stairlift from Bruno, and my wife and I are certainly able to utilize it. And we like that also it rotates at the top to get on it. We're pleasantly impressed with it and it does everything we need.

My husband has trouble going up and down the stairs. He's got heart problems and so, he wanted a stairlift. Driving to Bruno's was handy for us. Their reps came out and were very good, friendly and nice. They gave us a price and the same people who came out installed the stairlift. The installation went very quickly. They also showed us what to do. Everything worked out really good and my husband is using the stairlift. It is compact and is of fine quality. Because of the service that we got and the people we've talked to, I would recommend Bruno.

I fell and broke my femur and I went to two months of rehab in Naples, Florida. I have to come in our garage and have to go up a flight of stairs to get to my living quarters. So, I wanted to get a stairlift. I had the Bruno stairlift installed and it fits very well. Using it is terrific. I like its ease of operation. My wife really loves it too. When she goes grocery shopping, she puts the groceries in a box on the chairlift and she sends it up and I take them out of the box and send it back down again. My neighbor across the street also has a Bruno stairlift.

My husband was really sick and couldn’t breathe to go upstairs. We looked at some stairlift companies online and saw that Acorn was not very friendly. My husband wanted Bruno. Their representative, James, was very good and he explained stuff. He also said that there was a lady that lived close to us in Lakemont and she had a Bruno chair. So instead of going to Fife, James gave me her number. We called her and she let us try the chair. That was really good. My husband got to ride the chair at her house.

We like the whole experience with Bruno Stairlifts because the stairlift makes it a lot easier for my partner to get upstairs. We don't have to worry about falling down or walking down. We got a straight indoor stairlift from the first floor to the second floor. Everything was great during the sales visit and the whole installation process took an hour and a half. Then the people came back and did some readjustments on it for us, on a timely manner. It’s just a great thing and we appreciate the VA for paying for it as that was a great expense.

I purchased a stairlift so I could go up and down the steps. Bruno Independent Living Aids was recommended to me. It was a good recommendation. They are really good people. Bruno has been in the area for years and they said there was probably something cheaper, but the tech only handles what does not give him trouble. Also if we have any problems, they’d be able to service it. The installation went really fast as well. They also cleaned up and showed how all the features work. I feel good about the unit. My wife even says that the stairlift has a really smooth ride and at the end, it’s a nice, soft bump when it stops. It folds up out of the way if you want it that way. I’d definitely recommend Bruno and the people who installed it.

Bruno's stairlift is made in America and I like its style as well as the size of the seat. Also, I used to work for General Motors and I've seen that they used a good quality seat belt system. So, I purchased a straight indoor stairlift from Bruno and things went really well with their sales reps. Their installation team was also excellent and they demonstrated how to use it a couple of times. The stairlift is easy to operate and I like the handle thing where you just push the button and it goes up and down. It's great and I have no problems with it.