Bruno Independent Living Aids Reviews

My stairlift from Bruno is just wonderful. It helps me so much. I have lupus nephritis and I lost all mobility. I am unable to walk because of the medication and all the treatment. We originally went to Motion's and they dealt with Bruno. The sales rep we've had was very good and informative. He helped us through the whole process. We were thinking of the curved stairlift but it was too expensive, so we went with a straight one and we're happy that we did. The installation was wonderful and the team was very professional too. So far, the stairlift's quality is good. I like the whole thing.

Having problems going up and down the steps, I decided on getting a stairlift and had a wonderful experience with Bruno. I had other stairlift companies come as well but I was more impressed with Bruno. They did a little bit more explaining to me, and then the other ones just told me that they were gonna have to use two stairlifts - one at the top of the step and then a second one. It would take me only to the top of the steps, and I have to still walk up to the other four steps. Bruno told me they’d make it all the way to the top of the steps, I wouldn’t have to still walk four steps. Then they came out and told me they were gonna measure, it didn’t work out. So they came back again and measured, instead of working it all out. And the reps were very cordial, explained everything to me, so I was satisfied.

Because a stairlift would help my husband go up and down the stairs, we went to the VA and they chose Bruno for us, which had the best rate. We got a straight stairlift and my husband said the installation was good and they explained everything. The stairlift is really nice and helpful. When my husband goes upstairs and downstairs, he uses that instead of falling up and down the stairs which he was doing in the past. Overall, our experience with Bruno has been wonderful.

We needed a stairlift because of my husband’s injury. Bruno's reps came out right away and we decided to purchase from them. They did a great job and they were very nice. There was also a demonstration on how to use the stairlift. We got the straight one and it brings my husband, Steven, up and down the stairs well. Without it, he wouldn’t be able to go upstairs and take a shower. The quality is also excellent and the cost was appropriate.

I have Parkinson's. We looked for a stairlift on the computer and we got Bruno stairlift at Alick's Home Medical. The sales rep was good. We had a straight stairlift installed and it fits really good. The installer did a demonstration of how everything worked. However, we've had a bit of trouble with it where it didn’t go up or down and this is the third time it has happened. The second time my husband called the guy that put it in, he said that he thought it was a thing that you put your feet on. It started working and then it worked after that. So, we didn’t make an appointment, but I guess we should get it checked to see why it does that.

I have difficulty walking up and down the stairs so I decided to purchase a stairlift. It so happened that Bruno's stairlift was the most convenient for us to buy and so we went with them. Their representative came out and measured our stairs. We decided where the stairlift was going to be located and once I got approval from our doctor, everything went ahead. We got a straight stairlift but then we had two staircases coming to one landing and it was a matter of where it fit most conveniently. Nevertheless, the one we got fits fine and their installation team was done in less than two hours. Since getting the Bruno Stairlift, life has been easier for me.

My husband needed a stairlift but then we didn't like the other provider we had. The guy from Bruno whom I called was exceptional. He came right away and with no push to buy anything. He told me exactly what the stairlift was. He was terrific and a nicer person one couldn't find. So, I got a straight stairlift from them up from my basement where we needed it.

I broke my ankle and while I was in the hospital, my niece had Bruno install a stairlift. It has been working fine for me and I'm satisfied with it.

I have COPD, I'm on oxygen, and my bedroom is upstairs so I decided to buy a stairlift. I'm a veteran and VA took care of choosing Bruno as my stairlift provider. The installers came and measured, and they acted just like part of the family. The installation was easy and it didn't take them long. The stairlift I received does a fine job.

My father can’t make it up and down the stairs and he chose the Bruno stairlift. He had the straight stair installed in Tenafly and the quality is excellent. The experience couldn’t have been better and it’s a lifesaver for him in the house.

I had two older stairlifts in the house but they weren't strong enough for me because I'm a heavy man. I bought two other ones from another company. The stair lifts needed a repair and that company went out of business. I called this local company and they came in. They wanted $1,800 to $2,000 to fix them. I told them to just put it to a new chair. I bought one Bruno chair for the basement and I liked it. I also replaced the one on the second floor with a curved rail.

I live in my daughter's house which is an apartment over the garage. It's a four-room apartment and it’s perfect for me but my son and son-in-law got so scared with how steep the steps are. They collaborated, came up to me, and told me that they were buying me a chairlift. My son-in-law is 6'4" and my son is 6', so when they're at the top of the steps looking down, it scares the hell out of them. I'm only 5'2" so it doesn't show that steep to me. Also, I’m 77 and very active. I exercise and the stairs were my exercise when I'm at home. But my sons told me that even if I don't need the stairlift now, eventually, I might need it.

My wife is handicapped and can't go up and down the steps. We decided to purchase a stairlift and got one from Bruno. Their sales representatives were very nice. The stairlift was installed and is in a place where it's very tight. I wanna call the company back and see if there's an adjustment on the seat where they can make a little more room. The stairlift fits but when we ride it, we don't have much room to clear our knees and we hit the wall. If it can be turned or changed some way, it'll probably be a whole lot better. But other than that, the installation was really nice and fast and the quality of the stairlift is nice as well. I am very satisfied with Bruno.

When I had troubles going upstairs, I looked at a number of stairlift places and got quotes. Except for Bruno, the others didn't really respond to my request for quotes very well. Some of them just ignored it so they didn't come over. Bruno came over and their sales person was very cooperative and informative, and did a good job of explaining everything. I got a curved stairlift and it works fine in the stairwell. Everything's great. It seemed pretty expensive and more than I expected that I have to pay. But on the other hand, it's a nice stairlift, it works good and I'm happy with it. So I'm not upset really. Bruno did a good job.

My stairlift was installed three weeks ago. After a week, it started scraping going up the steps. I was gonna have Bruno come out and look at it, but then it quit. So I cancelled. But then it has started again and now it has gotten worse! I need them to come out and look at it.

My two daughters and son-in-law explained to me why I was gonna have a Bruno stairlift and took care of all of it. A young man came and was very good. He came when they said he would come and explained everything to us. When the stairlift was installed, the technician made it go up and down and showed me. Then he sat me on it and I asked if he was sure. I wasn't quite sure if I'd really go or not but I was told that if I don't push the right button, I won't go any place. That person was very nice and the stairlift was all right. I have a walker down at the bottom so I can get up out of the chair and then go to the door. I cannot go out but I can open my front door and see who is there.

I got the company that sold Bruno Independent Living Aids off the internet. I called that company and a salesman came out. He was a very effective salesman. I put in two lifts and he sold me those. I made half the payment and a week and a half later, they scheduled to put the lifts in. The guy that put them in was great. One of them was perfect, while the other needed some adjustment. He came out about three days later and made the adjustments very quickly. I couldn’t be happier. In my case, it was getting to be almost a life-threatening thing to not have one, so it’s wonderful to have it. I even got a book on the Bruno company, the biography or autobiography of the guy that started it. I read it and they’re obviously a great company and the products are great. The one I have for the car was a Bruno lift too, and it's working beautifully.

I had a Bruno stairlift installed for my dad who's 94. Although he's in assisted living, I wanted to purchase one for him so he can have access to the upstairs bathroom. I've had knee surgery and I've used the lift a couple of times and so far, it has been working well. Bruno seemed like a reputable company. And I knew that Craig, the rep, was located locally. He gave me two options for the equipment and I thought that it had a reasonable cost and sounded like he was going to provide excellent customer service. The installers were very good, professional, and answered all my questions. Plus, they didn’t just clean up where they put the track, they did the whole step.

We got a straight stairlift from Bruno and it fits fine in our stairwell and it works well, too. The cost was fair and also, the rep was great and we were very happy with the sales visit. The installation was great, and the installers were very quick, respectful, and very good.

I shopped around and the company that installed our Bruno stairlift had the best price. The sales visit with the rep was very good, too. We had a straight stairlift installed and everything went well with our interactions with the installation team. We purchased the stairlift due to my wife's health, and she said that it was money well spent. And also, it seems to work well.

I’m gonna be 90 this year and although I can still walk without a cane and going down is not so bad, going up the stairs has become a bit of a problem. We looked into stairlifts three years ago and we finally made the decision it was time to get one. I looked into a couple of different ones and I liked Bruno. Their reputation is good and they have more medical stuff than just the stairlift. I also liked the looks of their products and the mechanics really looked good to me.

Getting a stairlift was recommended by the doctor, and our Bruno stairlift was chosen through the government. We got the straight one and the installation went fine. It took a day for the installers to put it in, and they gave a demo of how it worked. I love the stairlift. It saves Jerry's legs. He’s 89 years old and he had a stroke and he has to have the stairlift to get up and down the steps. We both feel that it’s very safe, and it won’t move unless you’re locked in place. I’d recommend it.

My experience with Bruno Independent Living Aids was very good. We needed a stairlift for a relative of mine who was having problems with mobility and had a safety issue. I liked the warranty that came with Bruno in comparison to the other warranties. I registered for the warranty online but never got any confirmation that they got it. But their sales representative was wonderful. He was helpful, and I felt confident working with him. The installer was with the salesperson and they installed it together. It's only been a month since we had them. Hopefully, this Bruno product holds up to its name. I would recommend it.

My husband is 93 years old and he’s a handicap. He can’t walk steps, at all. He has to use a walker through the house and he has a numbness in his fingertips. VA said he was eligible to get a stairlift. We got a straight standard from Bruno and our interactions with Bruno's sales and installation teams were fine. They did a good job installing it. However, a couple of times when I was pushing the button to take the chair downstairs or to bring my husband up, a couple of steps from the bottom it stopped. It also seems like there's a little bump so the ride is not smooth. Other than that, the quality appears to be okay. It is a lifesaver.

My husband has bad knees and to go up and down the stairs, we decided to have a stairlift put in and it's really helped him. My daughter's a nurse and she was the one who said to go with Bruno. The rep talked to us and explained fully how to use the stairlift, and he was very nice. They also had me and my husband go on the lift. We got one that goes down to the front door and the other one goes from the front door down to the wreck room. We can go up and down the stairs, and when we have groceries, we can just bring them up that way instead of trying to get them up and down the stairs, which was difficult. The only thing is that one of the lifts takes a little longer to get going, and it just started doing that. But going upstairs, the other one is fine.

I have breathing problems and I can't get up and down the stairs. I had companies come out to give me estimates for a living aids. I liked that Bruno is a family-run company. I also liked that I could go to one of the medical stores, see Bruno's devices and try them out. Their representative, Chad was very pleasant and he didn't push me. He told me everything and never wanted tap calling to find out if I had changed my mind. He waited until I called him back. I was very happy with him. The installation experience was great but still, I wonder why device wobbles. Nevertheless, I recommend Bruno to others.

I have a heart condition. My son checked stairlift providers and decided that Bruno Independent Living Aids had the best offer. The person that dealt with me did a great job. I have two stairlifts, one upstairs to the bedroom and the one in the basement, and I'm happy with both of them. I like the little button on the handle so that I don't have to worry about not doing things right. I have a workroom upstairs in one of the spare bedrooms and I am up and downstairs quite a bit. So, I'm enjoying that I don't have to worry about the stairs. I love the fact that these things are available and make things easier for people who have heart problems or problems with their legs. Use Bruno stairlifts.

I love the Bruno stairlift and so does my wife. We're both suffering from cancer right now and I've had the back operation and she's having problems walking. I can still walk on the stairs pretty good but the coming back up sometimes is a pain. We didn't wanna renovate upstairs so we've got a grip in the laundry room downstairs so it's quite handy to go use a chair.

I wanted to walk the stairs. Bruno happened to be the one that could get me a stairlift right away, so I went with them. The installation went great and with my stairlift, it's easier to move around. It's good quality, too, and I would recommend it.

We tried several stairlifts but we liked the Bruno that a friend of ours had. The stairlift was expensive but it certainly is quality. During installation, I wanted it cut off about eight inches but that didn’t get done, and that was fine because my husband just will have it lower into the floor. The installer was willing to do that, but it would take him another hour and a half and it was late. But it worked out fine and the stairlift was well installed. The installer cleaned up after himself. Having the stairlift makes it much safer for my husband who cannot do the stairs anymore.

Both my wife and I have limited mobility, so we needed a stairlift. I looked online and found that Bruno Independent Living Aids was one of the top stairlift companies. The reps of Bruno that I talked with were very good, helpful and friendly, and they answered all my questions. We got the indoor, straight-run stairlift from them. A woman came in and installed the stairlift in a couple of hours and, so far, it has been running well. I like the remote control call feature. It is very good and I find it helpful. The cost of the stairlift seemed to be all right, but I wish it could have been a little cheaper. Nevertheless, I would tell friends to give Bruno a try.

We like the warranty that the Bruno has, lifetime on some of the components and two years on some of the other components. That was good to us. 101 Mobility, the company we used, also added they'd be out for a year for no service charges. The sales visit was very professional and we felt no pressure at all. It was a good experience. Then people came to install when they said they would and they took as long as they said. At the end, the installers gave us all the training on the stairlift and all the documentation. They did a thorough job with it and we’re pleased with how the stairlift fits the stairwell. When it’s not in use, everything folds up so you can get by it and its being out of the way is nice. Having the two remote controls is nice also. Those are two things I really like about it. So far, the quality is good and we’re happy.

The straight stairlift we purchased from Bruno fits into our stairwell very nicely. We got it for a medical need. My husband had back surgery two weeks ago and he needed the stairlift before the surgery, and he needs it even more now. The stairlift has great quality and its cost is reasonable. And I really like the all-around operation of it and its convenience. It’s a great benefit.

After four spine surgeries and a hip replacement, I've gotten complications. I had two companies come out and I liked Bruno best. Their representative was very thorough. He looked at the stairs and drew me a map of it. He sat down and talked to me about how it would go. Thereafter, he explained everything that the chair had and asked if the doctor wrote me a prescription of my need so that he could take off the sales tax. He also talked about the warranty, labor and the upkeep.

I injured my back 10 years ago. My back kept getting worse and worse and I finally told my son that I have to do something because I have to get upstairs. That’s when I got the stairlift. I went with 101 Mobility and got a Bruno unit. This is my second Bruno unit. All the mechanisms work. It’s neat and tidy. It folds up and does everything I wanted it to do. The people who installed the unit were very nice and well-mannered. The people who own the company here were also very nice. The problem now is that I’m gonna have to fork over more money because I don’t have a doctor. I can’t get a prescription for the chair. So, I have to pay taxes on it. But I’ve recommended Bruno. I told one person in Washington state about it. I don’t know if Maryanne ever had her friend get one, but her friend was thinking about it.

I’m a physician and one of my patients got a stairlift. My dad is 83 while my mom is 73, and their bedroom is upstairs. So, I got a stairlift for them as well. I went to the store for myself and looked at all the options. Everybody was great and very helpful. Then the sales reps from Bruno came to our house, looked at everything, and suggested what would be the best option. They provided excellent service and I ended up buying the straight indoor stairlift. But if I could add a chair which has a remote to turn it around instead of manually, I would’ve preferred that. Other than that, the installation process was very nice. They showed us how to use it and my parents learned how to use it within a day, so it wasn't hard. They're getting used to it now and it's gonna be helpful.

I use a walker and in order to get upstairs, I needed a stairlift. I got one from Bruno and the man in Allison installed it. We had very good interactions. I got the straight stairlift and it works good. I feel very safe on it because when I get to the top, I twirl it around and when I go to sit down, I'm safe.

I liked Bruno compared to other chairlift providers based on what I saw on their customers’ ads. I bought one for my mom, in my house. I sent the request, through the internet. Brian, a very nice guy contacted me and set up an appointment. He did some measurements for the stairs then gave me an initial quote. There was no pressure to do anything at that time. He just told us to look over the information and even suggested us coming out to visit one of the sites. So went out the very next day to the actual site and we were able to see the actual product and sample it and even showed us some other products that they had.

I was going to have my right shoulder replaced and I live by myself. My laundry room and my shower are in the lower part of my house and the handrail is on the right side, so I was worried about falling down the stairs. I also have rheumatoid arthritis and my knees are not good. So, I felt like I would be much safer going up and down the stairs with a lift because there are days that I really can’t get back up the stairs very well at all.

The sales visit went excellently and I got two straight stairlifts from Bruno. The installers were clean, professional, and showed me how to use the stairlift. The quality of the lift is very good. It has met my expectations and it is worth what I've paid for.

My mom got sick and she has been in a walker. She was in ICU for several weeks, got home and all the full bathrooms and bedrooms are upstairs. Getting her up, four stairs at a time, was a chore so we definitely needed something. I did the research on the internet and Bruno had a very high rating. I called a couple local companies and there was a $1,000 difference in the prices. We went with the higher priced since they can get it out sooner and they had the stairlift in stock. They did come out when they said they could, they had it done quickly and it was a very easy transaction.

I've got some knee and back problems. I got to the point where I couldn’t get up and down the stairs. The salesperson from Bruno Independent did well. He was really nice. A month or so later, he came out, did some more measuring and sent in the order. He also took some paperwork to the VA. And then a couple of months later, the installers brought the lift out. They were great. They seemed to know what they were doing. They started working and they stayed here until it was all done. I like the stairlift from Bruno. However, it has a spot in it that always creates a clunking sound. Even so, the quality of the stairlift has been great and overall, the Bruno stairlift has made my life a lot easier.

My mother is almost 91 years old and she can’t get around. The home nurses sent a sales guy here and we bought the Bruno stairlift from him. He was great. He did the installation and everything for us. We got the straight stairlift and it’s a little bit tight but we wanted the thing to help my mother get up and down the house. So, we had no choice. It’s also jerky every once in a while. But so far, I’ve been happy with it and I would recommend Bruno.

Debbie’s son is unable to ambulate independently upstairs, so they needed a stairlift and we are the ones paying for Bruno Independent Living Aids through Clock Mobility. Bruno was more cost-effective and our interaction with their salespeople was wonderful. Clock Mobility was very easy to work with. We had the straight stairlift installed and it fits very well into the stairwell. They also showed Debbie how it worked. Also, the lift seat made it more convenient to have it on their stairs. The other quote they got was only for the curved stairlift which would it stick out in the room. The seat wasn’t completely manual to lift, which was a bonus when we were comparing the two stairlifts.

I needed a stairlift for my wife. I checked around a couple of other different places and Bruno's was the best, so I purchased from them. Their sales rep came to visit and it was very good. The gentleman that was here knew what he was talking about and explained everything good for my wife. I got her the straight stairlift and it fits our stairs. We don't have enough room for the wrap around one so that was what we got. When it was installed, the team that came out was very efficient and didn't take long at all. They also told me how the stairlift works and how to turn it on and off. The stairlift is a big help to my wife who had a hard time in getting up and down the stairs. I've also told a couple of other people I know about Bruno.

My dad has Parkinson’s and it was getting tough for him to walk. He’s got the gait in his walk and to keep him at home, we got a Bruno stairlift. We had a gentleman that stopped and talked to us about it and then came in a couple of different times measuring and taking pictures. He was fantastic. The installation went great. We had a curved stairlift installed and the installer thought it would take more time than it actually took. He got it done in half a day to three quarters of a day, ahead of time from what he told us it would be and it went well.

My mother’s legs got very bad and she started falling so I went to the medical supply store that was closest to my house. It’s in Stony Hill and they had Bruno Stairlifts. They’re a good store and I know they have good stuff so I took what they recommended. It was the owner of the store who came and showed me everything. The stairlifts are both straight. One has six steps and the other has seven steps. We have two different levels so my mother can get from floor to floor now.

I lost both of my legs from the knees down and they’ve been gone for about two years now. We’re still waiting for prosthesis. I was in the family room for the last two years and it is down three large steps and the upstairs is about 12 steps and I can’t go from one level to the other without the stairlift. Somebody recommended Bruno to us and the people that put it in were fantastic. A little old man and a lady came here one night and they put the stairlift in. So far, it's good. It’s the only way I can go from the family room up to the rest of the house. Without it, I couldn’t do that. So far, my favorite feature is the small one on the third or three steps because it’s handy. I can very easily get over to it.

I went to the veteran administration and they checked me out and decided I could use a stairlift. I got a curved stairlift and it fits very well in my stairwell. The installation took about four hours and I was given a demonstration of how it worked. I'm very much satisfied with my Bruno stairlift. I’m 92 years old and it makes it easier for me to go up and down the stairs.

My wife’s probably gonna need a knee replacement and I also probably gonna need a hip replacement very soon. One day, my wife couldn’t come downstairs so I had to call 911. The lady across the street told me that she had a Bruno stairlift installed. Since my wife and I needed a starilift, we decided to get it done. My experience with Bruno was great. First, I went to the tech's office but he wasn’t there. I let go for a while and then I saw him work for my friend next door. I went to talk to him and he came and gave me an estimate. We talked it over. The guy was very nice as well.

I had a long time recovering from surgery and it was hard to walk and go down my stairs. My son-in-law talked to a couple of stairlift providers and he thought that the Bruno Stairlift was economical and he liked them very much. He was also impressed with the young man that came out and the installers did a great job. When I first used the stairlift, it was running on battery since the outlet that we were to plug it in wasn’t working. I wasn’t sure if that battery was always there, so the stairlift could be used for a period of time if the power was out. But the other night, our power was out and I really had a time walking up the stairs. I had to walk up with someone and we did okay. Other than that, the quality of the stairlift has been very good and we are very pleased with it.

We’re getting older and our bodies aren’t the same. We bring groceries and laundry up the steps and we can’t get up into our house unless we climb the steps outside or inside and so, we had Bruno install a stairlift inside the house but I only use it when I feel I need to. The rep from Bruno was easy to get a hold of.

We got a two-storey house and my wife can't climb stairs anymore. Bruno has high ratings online and they came out for a sales visit which went very well. We got a straight stairlift and the installation was fine. I feel very good about the way it fits in the stairwell and its compactness. My wife feels fairly comfortable with it. When she starts getting to the top, she starts getting a little nervous. But that's normal. Now, she's able to get upstairs and get to a bath tub, and it has made a big difference. Then, the cost of the stairlift was a little on the steep side but I figured it would be. Still, everything was very good and everybody was good to deal with.

My dad, who is an elderly parent, came to live with me. We have a ranch that has a family room downstairs. We wanted him to have access to all levels of the house but not have to climb up and down the stairs. Upon talking to the DME at Kohll's Pharmacy, Bruno's stairlifts was recommended to us as safe to use. So, we purchased a straight stairlift from them.

My husband needed a stairlift to get from our first to second and second to third floor because of some mobility problems. We chose the retailer, 101 Mobility, because of their reputation and we had a couple of choices but Bruno looked more suitable to our needs. There were certain features that sounded better to us. The installers were fabulous. They had to address a couple of unforeseen issues and it was a hassle to them, but not for me. They also trained my husband and I on how to use the stairlift. The one to the third floor is a little less positive because that is a very narrow staircase but there’s no stairlift that would be great to go to our third floor and this one is fine.

I have a hard time walking up the stairs. I have cancer and I have a problem with my back. We decided to purchase a stairlift and went with Bruno. Their sales representative was a very good and knowledgeable guy. We thought the stairlift was quite expensive but other than that, it’s working really good. And the people that installed it did a good job. They showed my husband how the stairlift works. My husband was outside, but they showed him exactly how to oil it so that it is lubricated properly. They were here for several hours, and one of them had to come back because there were a couple of stabilizers that they had to order. They thought they could pick them up that day and they had another job in Stevens Point. But it ended up that they weren’t available. They were able to get them shipped to their office and one guy came back the next day.

I can’t go down the stairs and I went with a Bruno stairlift since my neighbor has one. The sales rep was very pleasant, nice and interesting. I got the straight stairlift and it fits fine into our stairwell. I go up and down okay and I like that I can sit down on it. Now I can do more things going downstairs. My friends all around here like the stairlift too.

I’m loving the chair I got from Bruno and it made a big difference in my life. The guy who installed it was much nicer than my own children and I’m ready to adopt him. Everything has been very positive about my experience with them. Also, I initially went with them because their sales rep seemed to be a little more straightforward and honest. The other company I talked to didn’t seem like that. First, they said I could rent a chair but I wasn’t sure just how it would work out and it ended up costing more than purchasing one. They just didn’t have a human touch.

My husband fell when I was at work. He was home all alone and I was worried. I took a leave from work to stay home and take care of him. But, I was just terrified about going back to work and him falling again. So, we decided that we needed a stairlift. We went out to eat the first time after he was better and there was a coupon on the placemat. I tore it off the placemat, took it home and called. The salesman came right out and he explained everything to us. He wasn’t pushy and he presented two brands and left the brochures from both brands. Bruno was slightly more expensive even after our discounts from the coupon, but my husband thought it was a better product so we got it.

I’ve broken my back and I can’t climb the stairs. The VA paid for the indoor straight stairlift and it was installed while I was down in the rehab unit in the hospital. The chair is comfortable and it's big enough to fit you. We love it. The ride is smooth and quiet. It seems to be very well-made and I like the way the chair swivels so you could get in and out.

We needed a stairlift at the church. Then, the County Assistance Office had an exhibition where they had different companies come to the church facility and a representative from Bruno happened to be there, so I asked the man a lot of questions. He gave me information and I brought it back to the church. Since we were buying the stairlift ourselves, the people in the church said they had no objections as long as it was something that would accommodate our people at the present time because the one we had had a very small seat and wouldn't accommodate the larger people or those with a heavier weight.

I’ve got COPD. The stairs puff me out more than anything, so we considered the stairlift. We wanted to buy locally, so we chose Bruno Independent. Their sales people and the people that put the stairlift in were very good. The technician was a very nice fellow too. We got the straight one and, so far, we’re happy with it. It fits in our stairwell and it’s coming in handy. I’ve had a bit of a problem with broken shoulders, so I haven’t done any walking by it, but it looks like I could get by it all right. Once I folded it up, there was no problem. My wife and I have been using it and the quality looks good.

My husband has rheumatoid arthritis and is having a hard time climbing the stairs. When Bruno's rep came to talk to us about the stairlift, we were given all kinds of information and he was very good. We asked questions and he answered them for us. We bought a straight stairlift and the guys who came to install it were very nice people. They left like no one had been there to do anything and demonstrated the chair to us. So when my two sons came over to teach us how to use it, we already knew how.

We got a Bruno stairlift for my wife. The experience during the sales visit was fine. The rep was knowledgeable. He did a very good job. We chose the straight stairlift. The install team did a wonderful job although I have to have the door to the bottom of the stairs wherein it has to extend out to the doorway, so it runs down. Everything is doing good. It works fine. The stairlift was rubbing the bottom there a bit, which I understand, but now it's making a noise that really cracks and it shouldn’t be doing that like something is about ready to break on it. It does it two or three times when she goes upstairs and I think it ought to be checked out. I just called and they'll get it fixed. The guys will come here next Tuesday and check it out.

My wife is incapacitated and she uses the wheelchair to go from her bed to her doctor. We also have a set of steps on our front porch that she is not able to go down to and I couldn't get her down by myself. So, we call an ambulance or her transportation service to get her to her doctor's appointment or the emergency room whenever she had to go. We didn’t have space that would allow us to put a wheelchair ramp up the porch and it would take too much space. So, the representative from Bruno said that the next thing was to get a lift. He put it in and he also mentioned that Bruno was from some place in the northern part of United States and the weather is very severe in the winter. So, he said that the Bruno lift would be ideal for us.

I had a torn tendon so I have difficulty walking. I was pulling myself up the stairs so I decided to purchase a stairlift. I was advised against the commonly known ones like Stannah and Acorn. They had bad reputations and I chose Bruno instead. The stairlift has helped me and my overall experience with Bruno has been very good.

Claire and I need help going up the stairs now. I have arthritis in my left leg, and Claire has had a few weak spells so it was a very good move for us to put in the chairlift. There’s a place here in Kirkland Lake that has a Bruno representative who was excellent and made good suggestions. The guy from New Lifters that works for Bruno came up and we were very pleased when he showed us the information. He took the photographs and was very thorough. And he also showed us on the computer what it was gonna look like. Additionally, we have heard about some problems with Acorn. Some people were not satisfied after they had gotten their chairlift set up. And we took Bruno over top of Acorn.

I got a hip replacement and I liked to put the Bruno stairlift. Their reps were very helpful and knowledgeable. I ended up getting the straight stairlift and it fits my stairwell perfectly. The installer who came to put it in did a spectacular job. He explained everything and was willing to answer any questions I had along the way. It's a great quality stairlift and in the last few weeks, it made my life much more enjoyable.

I’m 81 years old and I’m getting old to climb steps. I’ve been through chemotherapy and I just had a triple bypass done, so my Bruno stairlift has been a lifesaver. Their sales reps and the installers were very good. My stairlift is a curved one going up the steps to the upstairs. There’s enough room to get up and I have my daughter who lives with us that can get up there with no trouble at all. The quality of the stairlift is very good and I’m very pleased with it.

When I moved in to my condo, I could not climb the stairs. So, I bought what I thought was a warrantied product from Access Elevator and found out that it was a piece of junk. I paid $5,200 for it for going upstairs and going down the stairs and I continually had problems with it. Then after probably two and a half years and having spent an awful lot of money on repairs, I finally got a bill for $266 for something that they should’ve covered. And so I called the VA who sent out three people to take a look at the stairs and gave me an estimate. Two companies were representing Bruno and the second one who came out eventually was the one with whom the VA went. The VA goes strictly by price and evidently, they think very highly of Bruno. So, the VA replaced my junk and put in the Bruno stairlift going both upstairs and downstairs.

Transitions Group here in Lexington sell Bruno stairlifts. I was very disappointed with the installer. We pushed the stairlift out about six inches away from the wall partly because of the way our door at the top is configured. So it takes up more of the stairway than I wish. Nevertheless, I feel good about the stairlift and it helps me get up the stairs. I like the smoothness of the rides. I would probably install one in a future house. I wish it was faster because it's very slow.

Bruno's sales rep was punctual. He was thorough and came here quickly. Plus, Bruno was about $300 cheaper compared to other companies. The installers were good as well. The installation went well and it only took them a couple of hours. They also showed me how to operate the stairlift. I purchased the straight one and the quality seems good. I like the ease of getting in and out of it. I've had it for about a month now and it has been a lifesaver.

We have two people in my family that have difficulty going up and down the stairs. One of them is my father-in-law and we recently put him in a basement apartment and some days it’s a devil to get through and from our place’s apartments. We have done lot of work with Norco, which is a medical supply company for various things, and so we decided to go and check what they had and they recommended Bruno. The sales rep was great. He showed me two different lifts and then told me that Bruno was the one that he had better experience as far as maintenance so he recommended that one. We scheduled an appointment for a guy to come out. He came out and got all the measurements. Two days later he came in and installed the lift. He did a good job, showed us how to use it, and we’re pleased all the way around. It took him about two hours to put it in.

I had surgery and wanted to purchase a stairlift. I went to the showroom and I tried Bruno's stairlift. And then my son called the person I spoke with at the showroom to measure the length of our stairway. We purchased a stairlift and two guys were sent to install it, and they were okay and showed me how the stairlift works and I tried it. The only thing is we have a spiral staircase and the stairlift has just a little curve. The upstairs curve is okay but the bottom is not. I asked them to curve it and they said they'd charge $2,000 more so I told them to forget it. The stairlift is $15,000 and the quality isn't worth it. Other than that, I'm satisfied that it takes me up and down and I don’t have to walk on the stairs.

I was having trouble going up the stairs. Then I saw Bruno Stairlifts being advertised and I called them. My dealings with the reps were fine when they came to do a sales visit. I had a stairlift that goes straight up and down picked out, and my kids paid for it for me. When the installers put the unit in, they were helpful and explained everything to me. The stairlift goes up and comes down smoothly, and it works excellently for me.

I have an artificial leg and an artificial knee, and my other leg broke so it's hard going up and down the stairs. My wife also has two artificial knee joints and an artificial hip joint. She’s 79 and I’m almost 83. My daughter told us we needed a stairlift, and she called, ordered the Bruno stairlift and had it put in. I was told the installation would take an hour. One kid put it in and I knew by the work he'd done that it would take a bit longer than that. We just use the stairlift in case we need it. My wife uses it more than I do. She isn’t going too good on this second knee joint she got. As for me, I hold on to the railing and go up and down most of the time without the stairlift. We both get around half decent but for someone who needs it, I would recommend it when they can’t get around.

My husband and I are in our middle 70s and we live in a 5000 square foot house with three floors. Between the first and second floors, there are 22 stairs. And between second and third, there are 20. My kids are on the third floor and I have to go there sometimes. Also, we wanted to be able to stay in the house. We tried to look for a one level condos for seniors and they’re very nice but my husband would die in it. So, we decided to get a stairlift.

I'm 90 years old and I've never sit still, and my family was worried about the steps. They surprised me with a Bruno stairlift and it works very well. Even with my arms loaded with a load of dry clothes from the dryer, I can get on that little seat, hold on to everything and get back up. I would recommend Bruno to any person.

VA handled everything in buying the straight stairlift. It gets me up and down the stairs and I don’t have a problem with it.

My back and my legs were giving me a lot of trouble and it was getting harder to get up and down the steps. I belong to a coffee club and they said that the Bruno stairlift is the only chair that is all made in the United States, so I picked it. I've had the stairlift for three months now and it works well. The rep was a nice guy and the installation was good. Overall Bruno is reasonable and reliable, and I'm well-satisfied with everything.

My husband's a veteran and he has had trouble with his knees and hips from his time with the army. We decided to get a stairlift and our installer from Motion Specialties said that Bruno's models would be best for us since it has the bigger seats. Two other companies had come out and given us a quote because the deal was with a veteran but then they were just pigs. They didn't show us anything and they came barefoot and very clueless.

I was having difficulty going up and down steps and the VA decided that I would qualify to get a stairlift. The Bruno installers came in and did their business in about two hours without complications. They also gave me instructions on how to use the stairlift. I sit on it, push the button and it goes up and down. I got a straight stairlift and it goes down to my rec room and I have access to my vehicle in the garage. I’m very happy with the Bruno stairlift. It’s working out very nicely and I use it all the time.

My sister has COPD and can’t breathe. The Bruno stairlift was made on the state’s behalf and the very good installation team came in then installed it. They were in and out of the house within an hour’s time. The stairlift is wonderful and it works well. My sister loves it and had wonderful experience with it.

I have needed a stairlift for 20 years but I moved so I needed a new one. The company I used went out of business and the chair installer recommended Bruno. The sales rep was very good and I bought a straight stairlift which is very comfortable. There is a connection in the middle so there’s a little bump but that doesn’t bother me at all. Otherwise, it’s smooth and perfect. The price was pretty fair considering what I paid for the one I had 20 years ago and it's pretty good. Also, I had someone here doing something else and the installation team had to coordinate the stairway. They were excellent and I would recommend Bruno to anybody.

I had a very good experience with Bruno's sales rep. I purchased a straight section stairlift from them. Their installer knew what he was doing. Also, since I had an extra wide stairwell, the stairlift didn't cramp anything. Since getting our stairlift, it has been much easier for my wife because she doesn't have any balance. She has been going up and down the steps on her rear-end. With the stairlift, she can just ride up and down. Also, she has a sewing room that she used to use but she quit using it because she couldn't get up and down the steps very well. Now, she's back in action.

I have knee trouble, so I decided to purchase a stairlift. The Bruno Independent Living Aids rep came and gave me an estimate. I negotiated a bit of the price and the stairlift was put in. It was a straightforward situation. I’d use him again and I would recommend them. The installation took a couple of hours and it all went fine. The stairlift fits into the stairwell quite well and it’s very straight. Though we had to extend it a bit, it works fine. It's of good quality and I've been liking it so far.

I'm a widow and I live alone. I've lived in my house for over 50 years and I did not want to give it up. I experienced a severe fall in January of this year and I was in rehab for two months. My children and I decided to explore options and the first one was getting a stairlift. So, we went to MediEquip and talked to Liz there who was extremely helpful. She then made an appointment for the guy to come out, look over my situation and help me decide if the stairlift would work for me, which it did.

I’m not a good walker and I have a problem with my hips. Also, my left leg has been re-done. So, I’m in hopes of getting a better swing on things, but I need a chairlift to get up to my second story. The man who put it in for us was very kind and seemed to really know about how chairlifts work. He told me about it and I’m very happy with it so far. I got a straight stairlift that fits fine into the stairwell. It’s a good quality and it really helps me out a lot because prior to that I had my bed moved downstairs and it was in one of our parlors. Now, I can go up and sleep in my original bed. I’d recommend Bruno Stairlifts to a friend.

My wife was having difficulties getting up and down the stairs and my nephew recommended Bruno Independent Living Aids. The people I dealt with at Bruno were very good and very professional. They did the job quickly and efficiently and I was very pleased with them. The salespeople got the information they needed. They sent someone out here who was very efficient and very personable. The rep came in and took measurements and was very nice. I set up an appointment with him to do the installation. I called and left a message with them and they called me back promptly.

My husband cannot walk very well because he has Parkinson's. The veteran office chose Bruno and we had the straight stairlift installed and it fits good. Everything was good. And the quality is excellent. My husband likes it. He goes up and down alone. Before, we have to help him go inside and outside the house but now, he does it by himself. I'd recommend Bruno stairlift.

We had a referral from somebody and the sales visit with the Bruno representative went very well. We had a straight stairlift installed, and the installers were perfect. Now, my wife can get up and down the stairs. It’s very comfortable for her and she can manage it. It's been a blessing.

My husband had a stroke and he couldn't get in and out of the house. The original Bruno that we purchased was from another company that we've had this last time. And I liked the way the young man presented it and explained it to me because at that time, we had to have a way of getting my husband in and out of the house. He explained how it would be put in. We had a straight stair lift installed and the young man put it in by himself. The installation process was good.

My mom had a heart attack and she was getting out of breath when coming up and down the stairs, and she still wanted to sleep upstairs. So the doctor said she needed a stairlift. The rep that came out made us think that Bruno would be the best one to go to. The rep was very friendly and knowledgeable. The installation didn’t take long and everything was cleaned up and put where it needed to be. My mom also got a tutorial on how to use the stairlift. She loves the stairlift and she can get up and down the stairs whenever she wants to go. The Bruno Stairlift is wonderful and we love it. It comes in very good use.

We only have one way in and one way out of our house. Our house is not at high level, but you walk in our front door and you either go up some steps or you go down to our basement. The same thing with our deck where there's 13 steps, one or another, to get to our living floor. My husband has had a major health issue and he had four surgeries on his leg in the last year and a half. He still needs to mainly have knee surgery done because he can't bend his knee enough to step up the riser.

I'm a World War 2 vet and I had a cracked vertebra. I also have diabetes and I'll be 94 on my next birthday. I was over at my minister's place and we were taught about Bruno Stairlifts. He had two levels and he had two stairlifts in. Not long after that, I got mine through the VA. The two young guys that put it in were pleasant. I enjoy the stairlift very much and I am so thankful they put it in for me. It takes a little bit of time to run up and down, but I'm not going anywhere. It's a wonderful thing and I wouldn't do without it. It's a very smooth ride that doesn't go 67 or 70 miles an hour. If anybody can afford it, it's a very nice thing to have. Anybody that is crippled is able to walk over and sit in the chair. I have an older brother who will be 97 in December and I told him about the stairlift as well. Bruno Stairlifts got it right from the get-go.

I purchased a straight stairlift from Bruno Independent Living Aids for my father, who is wheelchair-bound. Their representatives made suggestions and talked about the buyback program. Thereafter our experience with the installation team was easy and painless, and they left no mess as well. Now, we have two of them going down to the basement instead of the custom. So far, the quality of the stairlift is good. I like that he can disable the beeping when it would get to the top. Since having the stairlift, my father is able to transfer by himself and get downstairs.

I was having difficulty walking and couldn't get out of my house at all. So I needed a stairlift and I got a good price from Bruno. The gentleman from Bruno was also very well-rehearsed in what he was doing. He also said that he could get the stairlift in within two or three days, which they did and it was awesome. He had two guys do the installation and the quality of the stairlift is very good. It goes up and down when I want to. I would tell other people to get the Bruno stairlift if they need it. Bruno is a good outfit. They live up to everything that they say they'll do and they stick behind their equipment.

My knees are really bad. I was in the hospital for a while and I have cramps, too, so it's hard to get up and down the stairs. My mom also has a really bad vertigo. I was really impressed with the Bruno Stairlift salesman that we talked to because he was really professional and did a good job. The installer was well-dressed and was really good, business-wise. We got the stairlift that is straight up and it fit perfectly to our staircase. In addition, the cost was great. The home health plan has a set of programs that work with the state, and the state has a program to help us pay for that. The state paid $2500 and then we owed $500. It’s really worth it. I wish we could afford it earlier, but it wasn’t in the plans.

I have bad knees that made me need a stairlift. The VA chose Bruno Stairlift over other stairlift providers and I didn't have to pay anything for it. Bruno's sales reps came in and talked me about it. They asked me what kind of problems I was having and I told them about it. The rep said he was going to fix me up so he did. The people that installed the stairlift were very good and they cleaned up. I had them install a curved stairlift. It leaves from upstairs, comes down to a landing and then it curves and goes on down to the bottom. The stairlift is of very good quality and it helps me very much. A lot of times I get out of bed and my knees are hurt but I have to go down and get some water or juice to take my medicine. I like the whole thing because I don’t have to walk up the steps. Everyone that has knee problems should have one.

My husband has had two strokes and we have 15 stairs, so it's easier with a stairlift. We bought our second stairlift from Bruno Stairlifts for the quality and their reputation. I went through a mobility company in my area and they put the stairlift in. It has an automatic rail lift. At the bottom, it folds up and down. In my old one, I would do it manually but now, I can press a button and the stairlift goes up and down. It takes forever though, and I wish I could also do it manually also. That aside, the price was appropriate except when I went with a different colored seat. The last one I had was tan and I went with chocolate. It was $800 more, which was outrageously expensive. But that was the only drawback I had.

I was having trouble going up and down stairs. Bruno was the only one around here that has stairlift so I purchased from them. Their reps were terrific. They explained about the stairlift, showed us what they were gonna do and where they'd put it. They explained that after two years, they would come and check it. They said they would grease it up or something and I was happy with it. The installers were in and out fast, and they did a good job on it too. We love our Bruno stairlift. It is really good. I like the ease of getting up and down the stairs. Even my wife uses it once in a while, which is so much nicer than trying to struggle up hurting. It makes us feel safer.

My great uncle is 86 and he has to get up a flight of steps to get to his apartment. He has arthritis issues in his knees and he couldn’t get up. He was literally pulling himself up with one hand and holding on to his cane on the other. So he told me that he needed a stairlift to come up the steps. I ended up with someplace local that told me that they don't install units but they have one. They had American Home Medical or something call us. I then had them come out and they were really good to work with. As soon as I met Dave and his wife, I knew that I wanna deal with them so I didn't bother with anybody else. They also clicked with Uncle Jim. They were local and the unit was American made. If I have an issue, I just call their their cellpone number and they come out and take care of it. No waiting. They were great. They were the ones that really sold me to the unit.

I had a hard time getting up and down the steps so I looked into purchasing a stairlift. When Bruno representatives came to talk to me, everything was done well and they were helpful. Also, the installers who came and installed the curved stairlift were very professional. So far, the stairlift has helped me go up and down the stairs. Getting a Bruno stairlift was worth it.

I couldn't get up and down my home so I decided to purchase a stairlift. Other stairlift providers I fooled around with for six months. On the other hand, Bruno put in their stairlift right away. Their technician told me about the stairlift before installing. I got a straight stairlift from them and since then it has been getting me up and down the stairs. The quality is very good for the cost and it fits well where I needed it to.

My husband, George, had fallen down the stairs and has been in need of a stairlift. And the VA has provided the Bruno Stairlift for him, though I’m able to use it as well. The fellow who came to do the installation was very nice and when it was all done, he showed me how it would work and had me go up and down the stairs a few times so that I could show George how to do it. There are two separate stairlifts 'cause this is the raised ranch. One stairlift goes up to the hallway from the basement and then you get off and get on the other one going from the vestibule up to the first floor. It fits in there fine, but it's a little bit away because the radiator downstairs is in the hallway sticking out. So they had to pull it out a little bit through them but that hadn’t caused any problem using the stairs.

I've got a scooter and I can't walk very good most of the time. The VA chose Bruno over others. I am happy with the rep I spoke with. He helped me very well and he treated me very kindly. He provided a very good service indeed. I had the straight stairlift installed and I'm happy with it. I can open it up, swing it around and open up my tailgate. I've got full use of the bed of my truck. The quality is perfect as well.

George had a stroke and he's in a wheelchair majority of the time. Bruno's reps came in and explained everything about the stairlift. They took their time, put black things down, and took many pictures. They were very nice, told us their names, and did an excellent job. We had a curved stairlift installed and the VA paid for it. It is 100% quality and I love it. At first, George would put his butt on the floor and he’d act like he didn’t want to get in it. But it’s such a blessing. It's tight for his knees, but that's how the stairs went. Also, the controls are cordless, which makes the stairlift easy to use. But they stopped working and I put new batteries in.

My son called Bruno and the salesman who came over was very well-spoken and polite. He knew everything about their products and he did a nice job. We were convinced to go ahead and get it. The guy that installed the stairlift was very nice too, and my wife really liked him. It took him a couple of hours and he tested it. He showed me how to work it and made sure I knew how to do it. The straight stairlift fits inside our stairwell and works perfectly. It's really convenient and easy to work. It's well worth the money. I was struggling with going up the steps and the stairlift helped me a lot. I got my bedroom upstairs and now I can go there and use it five times a day going up and down the steps. I will recommend Bruno Independent Living Aids.

Bruno Independent Living Aids is excellent. It made things a lot easier and it fits into the house décor well. I also like the idea that we can go right from the lower level to the first level to the second floor since it's curved. It's not several dependents. I purchased a stairlift due to a problem with my ankle. The doctor says the success of an operation is uncertain. It's also very painful and has gone on for a long time. Very few people pull it off so might as well live with it.

My wife is becoming incapacitated and she’s not able to go up and down the stairs. My son suggested that we purchase a stairlift from Bruno and when we did, the installers explained everything and gave us all the paperwork. The two fellows that came were very nice and in no time at all, they had the stairlift put together. They were very good and I would recommend them. Also, the stairlift is of excellent quality, practical, and it's doing the job. Everything is running smoothly and my wife is using it quite a few times a day. It has been a real asset and a big help for us. We are very happy with it.

I was having difficulty walking and I was getting physical therapy. My kids insisted that I get a stairlift. Bruno sales rep explained everything to me and made sure I can go up and down on them safely. However, it took forever for them to get it in and get it done. I had a curved one and a straight one installed. I live in a three-storey house and after sleeping on the couch all winter to get this thing in, it was nice to get upstairs to my bed.

The first stairlift I had was a Bruno and then when my sister-in-law passed away, we bought her Acorn stairlift. The Bruno was still working but it was so noisy. But then the Acorn went out even though it wasn't really that old. My sister-in-law hardly even used it. The people at Acorn wanted to blame it on the installation. They said that maybe it wasn't installed right. But it worked for two years and my grandson had installed it. He also put in the Bruno, which worked fine, so he kinda knew what he was doing. So I didn't specially like the people at Acorn. I called another company but I didn’t like their sales guy either. He tried to pressure me into deciding right then. If I took the product right then, it’d be cheaper. So I didn’t want anything to do with him. Then I called Bruno.

My wife had surgery and she could not get up and down the steps, so we needed stairlifts. We decided on getting Bruno Stairlifts owing to their good reputation in quality. From what I read, it’s the number one in the industry. Also, the technician that put the stairlifts in knew exactly what to do and what we needed. We were given options on how we could do it in two different ways and explained how I could save some money putting two in rather than one. That made it simpler too. I have got a landing and it was easier to put two standard ones in than having a custom rail built with the curve. The sales guy also told us that down the road if we didn't need the stairlifts they could buy them back or we could resell them as used units whereas if we go with the custom made one with the curve it would only fit the stairwell in this house thus we cannot resell it later on.

We wanted to enable our disabled son to get in and out of the van more easily. I did a lot of research on the internet and when I talked to the person, we did pros and cons of different manufacturers. The sales person said that he had better service reliability with Bruno than the other manufacturer. The other one was also a little more expensive. He recommended Bruno and it also had the features and the pricing that made the most sense for us. It was about $9000, which is a little bit on the high side but that's what the market is asking for that piece of equipment.

I have 14 stairs to go up and I have a double guardrail on each side. I have difficulty in walking up and down the stairs. I'm over 90 years old and the stairlift is very handy and it's a doing a very good job.The stairlift didn't cost me anything. The other stairlift would have cost me money. But this was put in by the government. I put a request to the social worker at the VA, I wanted to give her an estimate of my medical assistance in the house.

Purchasing a stairlift was a necessity and I chose Bruno Independent Living Aids because of their reputation and the reviews. Bruno is wonderful. The interaction I had with their sales reps during the sales visit was also wonderful. They were very helpful, really knowledgeable and very professional. The sales team was perfect. I had a straight stairlift installed indoor and it fit the stairwell perfectly, and we’re very happy. The people who installed it were even more wonderful. They were courteous and professional and answered any questions. It made us really comfortable. The quality of the stairlift is great. I would tell my friends that it's perfect for the house and it makes it much easier to get up and down. And if they buy it from the people we bought it from, they will not regret it.

My wife and I are getting older and we both have problems going up and down the steps. I liked Bruno's price and that they were local. We told them what we were looking for and they showed up, showed us how to operate and everything, what the advantages and disadvantages are and we purchased it. It went fast and it was very good. We installed the straight and it fits okay. The installation team was very good. The stairlift is there for a purpose and is being used the right way. We have had it for about two or three month and so far, everything’s all right. I would highly recommend it.

My son got me a Bruno stairlift when I was at the nursing home. He was told not to get the cheap one and he had it all done before I got home. The stairlift goes up and is straight. It's great. Now I don’t have to go up or come down 16 steps. Our bathroom is upstairs so the stairlift helps out a lot. It fits really good too. We have two railings and they took the one down but they left the one up on the other side.

I had just moved into a condo on the second floor. We have an elevator but the garage was down below. And when I agreed to buy the condo, I was to have one or two steps into the lobby, and then to the elevator. But when it was all said and done, I had 10 steps from the floor of my garage to the landing to get into the main building. I am almost 83 years old. I moved out of a fully handicapped house and I said, "This is not acceptable." They were gonna put in a ramp but it would have taken half of my garage to make one according to code. I said I had a stairlift in my handicapped house, and I said "How about that?"

The VA purchased the Bruno stairlift for me because I was not able to get up the steps. Bruno put a contract down to it and sent a rep. It was fine interacting with him and the installers who put it in as nice as it could be. It’s a straight one and it fits pretty good. I get on it and it goes up the stairs. The stairlift has been a big help with my condition. I don’t have any problems and since I’ve had it, I’m more mobile. I would tell my friends to check it out because I don’t have any bad experiences with it.

I'm very satisfied with Bruno Stairlift. The sales rep from Bruno was very thorough and explained exactly what was going to happen. I thought I was going to stop on the landing, but he said that I would need to go all the way to the floor because I'm not that stable. It took a lot of planning to get the stairlift made. They came and took photographs of the whole stairs in order to do it. The installer showed me all the parts of the chair and showed me how to operate them. He did a very good job.

We had an old stairlift which was originally put in when my mother had a seizure. It was covered under my father's VA benefits. However, it was 12 years old and it needed to be replaced. I then had a stairlift put under the VA and they said that they would come out and do an evaluation of my dad. He qualified and they provided Bruno Stairlifts to be installed. We got a straight unit and the installers did a very good job of installing it. They were quick, courteous and cleaned up after they were done completely.

I am in a difficult condition and my daughter decided to purchase a stairlift from Bruno Independent Living Aids while I was in the hospital. We have 18 steps and the stairlift goes straight up the stairwell. I can't get up the stairs without it. The quality of the stairlift seemed to be fine.

My wife, Carol, had a stroke and she’s unable to function on her left side. So, we needed a method to get her from the car to her bed upstairs. My daughter, Sue, checked on the internet and we decided to get a stairlift from Bruno Independent Living Aids. Their sales people and the guys that put in the stairlift were outstanding. The installation was a pretty tough one. We come into the house from the garage which is lower than the stairs by about 8 inches, so, I needed to make a platform for my wife to get into the house and get on to the stairlift. I watched the installers put the stairlift in and they were really dedicated to getting it right and they were done within a day. We like the quality of the stairlift and it works great. I love it.

We purchased a stairlift to make going up and down the stairs easier since we're between 100 and 70 years old. My wife did the research on Bruno and as it's the only one that’s made in America. We went to their showroom or their office. We met one of the people in the company and took demos with it. The product was explained to us and we decided that day.

My health is going down, I can't climb the stairs and I needed something to carry me. I had been talking with a guy that sells Brunos, and he had good answers and didn’t beat around the bush. We got a straight stairlift and it's fine. If it were made a few inches bigger, it wouldn’t work. During the installation, I dropped my car off and then the installers got to the house. I left the house, I came back in the afternoon and they were done. The lift does what they said it would do and I’m happy with it.

Bruno was recommended to me by one of my wife's physical therapists at the rehab center. My wife had hip replacement surgery and it developed into complications. And our den is downstairs, so I did it so she would be able to enjoy the full house, instead of being restricted to one floor. The sales representatives were extremely knowledgeable and very helpful. They answered all of my questions and it was just a very easy process. We got the straight indoor and it fits perfectly. They couldn’t have done a better job adapting it to the stairwell. The installation was just super. They called first and said they were on their way. They gave us a time frame, and we were here of course. They came in and assessed the stairwell and then commenced to do the job. They gave me a complete rundown of the operation of it. I've observed some of the installation, but occasionally I would stick my head around the corner. Just perfect.

My wife and I are both 80 years old so we thought we might need the stairlift in the future. If I break a leg or get handicapped in any way, it would be there and we’ll have access to our sleeping quarters. We pretty much knew what we wanted and we chose Bruno simply because of the local provider here. We’re very satisfied with the people there. We got a straight interior stairlift and we've had it in for several weeks now. It makes the stairwell a little tight. But our stairwell is slightly smaller than the code would allow. The stairlift is as big as it has to be and it does what we wanted it to do. My wife even uses it occasionally now and it seems to be safe and secure. The Bruno stairlift has met our expectations.

We have a two-story house and children in wheelchairs. The Bruno stairlift was paid for by Medicaid. I’ve had always good luck with Bruno too. I’ve had three Bruno’s and one Eagle, and the Eagle wasn’t as good. I’ve been satisfied with Bruno. We’re familiar with the owner of Presidential Conversion up in Fayetteville so we did the transaction over the phone. I told him what we needed then he told me what they've got and what we needed. And he was right. It’s a good lift. The installers came out early in the morning. They were polite and they worked hard. They had one issue in the middle of the day when something wasn’t working right and it wouldn’t fit. But they got through it and they did the whole thing in one day.

We have a Bruno stairlift that goes upstairs and another one that goes to the basement that is a used older model we have bought off form another company. But that unit that went to the basement wasn’t used hard, but the motor still burned out and went bad. The fellows that came here told us what was wrong and they said they could put in a new one if we wanted to. So a couple of days later, they put a new one in. But it concerned me a little bit because there was a seven-year warranty on parts and Bruno was no longer carrying the motor for it. Other than that, their stairlifts had been very good and I would tell my friends to try it.

I’m 88 years old and having problems with my legs. I was having problems on the steps. I was well satisfied with the Bruno Independent Living Aids man that came to the house. He was very friendly and he advised me in different ways because I knew nothing about them. I got the straight model and it fit into my stairwell just fine. After they installed it, they showed me everything and I understood it completely. It was a very good experience. The stairlift has been good in every way and it made my life a heck of a lot easier. I would tell a friend to go to the seller that I went to and to buy the stairlift.

We had a perfect experience with Bruno's reps during their sales visit. They were good and they advised us which kind of stairlift would be best for us. The installation team was very courteous and they worked together very well. We have had the stairlift from Bruno for three weeks now. I like that the stairlift can be brought up and down from the wall. And if I don’t like to take it down, I can bring it back up. If somebody wants to go upstairs or downstairs, they can bring it up or down either way. Furthermore, the stairlift is quiet and I feel it's well made. We like it and I’m very happy with it.

My mom fell down the steps and broke her hip and pelvis so she needed something to be able to get back up the steps and my sister and my brother sent a Bruno stairlift over as a gift. The people came out to measure and installed it. They also made sure we knew how to use it before they left. The straight unit fits in the stairwell very well and we like it. I like being able to swivel it at the top of the steps.

My husband has ALS. Bruno was recommended to us. We've had an indoor and an outdoor stairlift installed at different times. The installation was seamless. I just left the door unlocked and the installers were able to come in and knew exactly what they were gonna do. My husband was home at that time. The installers took care of everything and they knew that we needed the stairlifts quickly. They were willing to really work hard to get those installed. The stairlifts have been great. Stairs have become preventative and the stairlifts gave my husband the independence so that he's not stuck upstairs. He can use both levels of our house and is also able to get out of the house. We got exactly the product that we needed and it’s working perfectly both inside and outside. We’re very pleased and we were definitely advised in the right way.

My husband is declining in health and he has dementia and we need the chairlift to come from the basement up to the first floor because the garage is in the basement. Sometimes you tell him to lift his leg and he's not sure what he's doing. So I've been sort of like pulling him, pushing him up the steps. So when I saw the ad in our church bulletin I like the idea that the gentleman from Bruno is local. I put some thought into it and just called.

I got an Acon stairlift before. It was through the VA and the VA changed the dealers. Now, I have a Bruno. It was a necessity. The consultation and installation were all right. The people got it done fast. They demonstrated it but I knew what to do already. I like Bruno a little better because before, the chain was on the bottom and it was always getting dirt. I always had to make sure I keep the track clean. But with the stairlift that they put in, the track is on the side and its edge is towards the walls. I like the track and the stairlift is not noisy. It glides really smooth. The stairlift has a good quality too. So far, Bruno has been all right.

We needed a stairlift for some health issues. We had the straight Bruno stairlift installed and it’s very good quality. We were very happy with that guy who came out and put the Bruno stairlift in and sold it to us. The stairlift is quiet and I like all its features. It impacted our lives tremendously as the person that uses it wouldn’t be able to go out of the house without it. I’m very happy with the Bruno stairlift and I’d say to my friends to buy one if they needed one.

When I can't maneuver upstairs I was told that a stairlift from Bruno was what I needed so I went along with it. It's outside and was heavier duty and I like it. How it tucks up together is neat, and I like the up and down. However, we want a smaller cost.

I’ve been shopping around and Bruno won the bid. I bought two stairlifts and they installed them. Both of the stairlifts are straight. It’s a four-level house, and one’s on the top landing and one’s on the bottom landing. The bottom one had a folding railing. They came out in a new style and nobody’s trained the technicians on it. It kept on making noises so for the sixth time, they finally came out and they called Bruno and they figured it out. They adjusted it and it worked. Bruno should have a 1-800 number for the technicians to call if they run into problems. Other than that, Bruno makes life a lot easier. The stairlift gets my wife up and down the steps. And all in all, Bruno is a fast and easy way to go compared to the other ones.

I've had back and hip surgery. And then my husband got sick and he couldn't go down the stairs. We talked about purchasing a stairlift before and he told me we were all right. But then, he couldn't go down the stairs well. So he told me he was going to get the chairlift. We looked up in the phonebook and then called one person but since they don't do the chairlift, he said to call and get a Bruno Independent Living Aids. And they came out within three days and installed the stairlift.

I couldn’t walk so I needed a stairlift at the time and I still need it. Someone else chose Bruno and said that they would be here. The stairlift I had installed was straight up because you can come in my house and go straight upstairs to the second floor and it’s 12 steps. It’s a great stairlift and it's worth it. I like the smoothness of the ride and it’s very convenient for me when I have my family over who are usually here every week. It works and if you need it, it’s best to get it.

I’ve been using a stairlift for the past year and I wasn’t happy with the one that I had. I like that Bruno has that wonderful curved type that they put at the top and bottom of my stairs so the stairlift was out of the way. And, I like how sturdy it was. It fits fine and it does exactly what I wanted it to. The rep was wonderful. The installers came in and put the stairway in, and it was great. They did a demo on how to use it but since I’ve been using one, it’s not a big deal. However, it would be really nice if you put some cover so the back would be more in line with how we hide things in the home because the inner workings just show.

I'm very happy with Bruno. My husband checked into them and he preferred their product. And we’re old and we got our stairlift before we really needed it. I was also very happy with the person who installed our curved stairlift. He did his job very professionally, didn't make any mess, and was very courteous. It felt good having him here.

My husband and I both have bad ankles and we were in the middle of surgeries. We rented a two bedroom apartment that was on the second floor and we needed a way to go up the stairs. The Bruno stairlift was what Chuck’s Mobility offered. The Bruno rep came over, he measured and he gave us a price. He was very cordial and easy to work with. Then we had the indoors and straight stairlift installed. Chuck did the installation and he was very nice. I like that the stairlift goes up and down. It’s very good, it’s functional and it seems to do the job. It was the best thing we ever bought and I am definitely delighted with it. We talk about the Bruno stairlift with everybody that comes. They walk in the door, see it and many of them use it.

The Bruno Stairlift is for my sister-in-law that is living with us. We are in a two-story house and her bedroom is on the second floor. She’s 82 and if push came to shove, she can walk up the steps, but there’s always a worry of falling. The lift eliminates that and gives us, the caregivers, peace of mind. And I’m sure it also gives her peace of mind that she can get upstairs.

My husband has ALS and he can’t walk up the stairs. 101 Mobility came out and their rep said that a Bruno stairlift is a better product to pick. We had a straight stairlift installed, and since then, my husband is able to get up the stairs. The cost was fine with the stairlift’s quality.

I have good experiences with Bruno. I use it about every day because I could not get in the house without it. I have got COPD, heart problems, and lung problems. I got a split level and, before, I just could not go up without sitting down, getting my breath and getting back on the oxygen. So, we were talking with the VA and they said to look into it. I have dealt with them before when I have got health aids from them. I've got a four-wheel scooter and I got three mobile walkers from them. So, they're good people.

I couldn't walk anymore so I bought a stairlift and it was the Veterans administration who chose Bruno over other stairlift providers. I had them install the straight stairlift from the top into a hallway. The installation took four hours and it fits my stairwell very well. I have had the stairlift for about six weeks now and it makes my life a little easier. I like that it’s electric and I don’t have to crank it. But before I had this one, I barely used the Bruno stairlift. It was not long enough and I had trouble getting the extension for it. The extensions I found were about $500 for an eight-foot extension which is always excessive. Also, the stairlift is a little bit slow. It takes slightly over a minute for it to get all the way up or down. Other than that, my experience has been very good and I'd tell a friend that Bruno stairlift works fine.

I climbed up and down the stairs everyday and it was too hard for me. The straight Bruno stairlift I got has helped me a lot. It's a wonderful stairlift. And I like the button that you press to go down and go up. Also, the guy who came over to measure stuff was really nice. Then the installation went perfectly.

Bruno Independent Living Aids is the only stairlift company that would do two landings and would carry my weight. And I've never met a man more professional or kinder than John, who represented Bruno. He was wonderful. He and his wife worked on board the first stairlift outfit. The installation was first-class. The stairlift has two landings and it makes two left curves.

My daughter is the one in charge of everything but I was here when the Bruno Independent indoor stairlift was installed. The stairlift is good and it’s alright for me. I use it every day and I’m satisfied.

We wanted to have a back-up in case one of us has a problem and can't get up the step so we bought a stairlift. We liked the looks of the one from Bruno as well as the dealer for it in our area. They were very informative and the installation went very smoothly. The straight stairlift comes from the garage to the main floor so it does fine. Right now, we’re using it to bring the grocery up. It’s very efficient and we like it. I wish that you didn't have to stand there and hold the button the whole time you're waiting for it to come up but I realized that's a safety feature. We’ve had it for a couple of months and quality-wise, it’s excellent.

My husband had surgery and he needed help getting down to the shower. Bruno's rep was really nice. She always called before coming. The two men who installed the stairlift were really nice as well. I and my husband talked with them. They installed two lifts. There are seven steps that go down to the front door and there wasn't enough room to curve so they had to install another one that would go on down to the basement. My husband has to get out of one chair and get in another one. The stairlift is easy to use and the quality is good as far I know.

The Bruno stairlift gets my father up the stairs without even being huffy-puffy by the time he gets to the top and having to rest for half an hour before he goes anywhere else. He has a medical condition that has gotten worse and he needs the stairlift in order to stay at home. But he’s an old mountaineer and I had visions of getting this thing in there and him refusing to use it. But he likes it on the way up. He says the speed’s too slow on the way down. Still, the stairlift is pretty darn good quality. It’s expensive but it’s much less expensive than him not being able to stay at home, and that's not what he wanted either. I would recommend it for those people who can afford it.

I needed a stairlift 'cause I have arthritis in my knees and my back. The lady from Bruno interviewed me and she wrote it all up and then she sent it in. The installer that came was really good. He put the stairlift together and then he came in and measured it, did what he had to do and then he tried it out. Then he wanted me to try it out and told me how everything worked. It took him three hours 'cause he had to put certain things together. He got it hooked up to the electric where it charges and he left a book for me to read.

My husband is an amputee above the knee and we live on the second floor in a two-family house. In order for him to get out, he’s got to go down to the first floor and then down to the basement. Workman’s Compensation paid for the stairlift so that he could get up and down the stairs. The Bruno stairlift is very good and my husband's favorite feature is the comfort of the chair itself. I’d like to thank Bruno for the job that was done and the people who were doing it. The salesperson was very nice and they dealt with the caseworker. The first time, we didn’t replace the one in the basement because it was not broken and the only one that got replaced was the one that led from the first floor up to our apartment. The installers Eddie and Dave were great too. They were very nice, compassionate and understanding.

I live in a cabin that had steep stairs and I'm getting old and feeble, so the family insisted that I get a stairlift. Bruno Stairlifts is the only provider that's within 500 miles where I live. I stopped at the store to see their stairlift then talked to them about it. They quoted me a price and told me what it would cost to put it in. We ordered the stairlift and that was pretty simple. But their sales reps gave me a runaround a bit for a while. They said the stairlift was going to be there but it wasn't. They told me it hasn’t arrived yet, although the reason it didn't arrive was they haven't ordered it. The issue was not too bad though and we straightened it out.

My wife had a heart condition so she's not very mobile and it’s hard for her to get up and down the stairs. Bruno is local a company that has a good reputation so we got a stairlift from them. The Bruno team came out and showed me what they had and I liked it. They demonstrated the stairlift and gave me the cost and I accepted it. Then they installed the indoor straight stairlift for about two hours. Although the stairlift was a little high for the cost, the quality is good. We have had it for a couple of months now and it’s doing what it’s supposed to do. My wife is getting over a pulmonary thing and can’t use her legs a whole lot so she’s using the Bruno stairlift quite a bit. It has made it easier for her to get up and down the stairs. I would recommend Bruno Stairlift.

My wife has had two hip replacements and a knee replacement. Moreover, I have DOB and it’s hard for me to go up and down the stairs. The rep showed us the Bruno stairlift and what it was like. The installation was good and the quality of the lift has been okay. However, it is awfully slow. Moreover, it has a high price. But I'm very satisfied with it and so far, I'm happy.

The charger on my mother's stairlift failed after what we assume was a power surge when the electricity came back on after a power outage. It turned out that neither of the protective fuses had blown to save the charger. The repair cost $525. Bruno does not seem to have a customer service phone number or email address and my email to their service department has gone unanswered. I would certainly think twice about using this company again.

I have ALS and it was getting to the point where it was unsafe going up and down the steps, especially at the end of the day. Bruno Stairlifts was who the Veterans Administration provided me with and they were the ones who paid for it. The Bruno sales rep was awesome. He called me and he came and did the stairlift but I told him that the VA is paying for it and he's the only one they contacted. He did an excellent job. He was on time and was in and out within four hours. He had me get on it and then he demonstrated where if you lose one of the arms that shut down, then you just have to recycle the switch and it'll come back. He also did a good job in running the electric for us so we know where it's plugged in. He said the charger, the batteries will probably go bad in three or four years but he comes back and does maintenance on it.

I had to get up and down the steps. I had a heart surgery and I couldn't navigate the steps so, in order to come home, I would have had to go to rehab because I did not put in a step lifter. I deal with DuraMedical for everything we use and get whatever they had, and I got the straight stairlift from Bruno. The stairlift is pretty good with the stairwell. They all take quite a bit of room but it's okay. However, I'm a little disappointed with that part of it. It's got a joint and a track halfway up the steps. And they brought the track here all in one place but it was joined in the center. When it goes through that joint, it's quite rough. Even so, the cost and quality of it are okay. Also, the track is nice and narrow on this one. The track that I saw on the TV commercial was quite wide. But, this one, when it's folded up, it's not in the way. I would recommend Bruno.

We had a stairlift from Bruno recently installed because I’ve got heart failure. Their customer service was excellent and I was impressed that they worked right away at it and got it done. The installers offered to take my railing down on one side and move it higher but my husband said to do it there. They put the control right beside the light switch because my husband didn’t know at first what they were saying. It was hard to operate it, so we moved it around to the doorway in front the wall. It’s easier to operate now and it’s very nice.

My husband’s back was hurt and he had a difficult time getting up the steps and couldn’t do a lot of walking long distance. Bruno Independent Living Aids is a well-known company here and my husband chose to go with them. Their sales reps did their work and the attitude was good and the installer was very prompt, on time and a real gentleman. My husband rides up and down on the stairlift every day. He has to go to therapy and he has to get to the car, but he manages well once he gets to the car. I highly recommend Bruno.

My mother’s 90 and she can’t do the stairs anymore. I contacted several companies and I liked Bruno's chair better. I also definitely liked the people I was dealing with. One of the other companies didn’t even call back until after the chair lift was put in, which was 12 weeks later. Bruno came out and they did an estimate and the rep told me what to expect. We had several questions and we even changed the order, and they did fabulously with it. Our lift is curved and it has to be turned a certain way to get by it on the stairs because she can’t get by it if it’s not swiveled. Compact is always better, but I understand that Bruno had so much that they had to get in there so there was not much they could do about it.

I love my Bruno stairlift. It's the Cadillac of stairlifts. I decided to purchase a stairlift because I could not get up and down the stairs. I have got a severe back problem. It got to where I was crawling up the steps. I've researched them and found out that I liked everything about it and it seemed superior to everything I found. The reps who went here were great. The installation team did well. They, however, rescheduled two times, and that got a little irritating but we got past that.

I’m a disabled Vietnam combat vet. Bruno had elevators and I was interested but they wouldn’t do the elevators because an elevator has to be inspected by an elevator inspector every year. It’s way too much for them, so I went with the stairlift. It was curved and the installation only took them a few hours. I had to spend on electricals though and that cost me a chunk of money so I didn’t like that. But I have a two-story house and I just got through using it about four times today already because my shower is up there and I can’t walk upstairs. And I like its remote control feature sending it back upstairs. Bruno's quality is really good and they're the best.

I have problems with my back and it was straining to go upstairs. I had presentations from three stairlift companies the same day including Bruno Stairlifts. I solicited the help of a friend and I said, “I want us to not discuss it between visits of these people and then tell me what you think at the end of the day and I tell you what I think.”

We couldn’t walk up and down stairs and we needed a stairlift. Since I wanted American-made, I considered getting one from Bruno Stairlifts. Their sales guy came and told me what they would do. He had the right price so I picked him. I got an indoor straight stairlift from them. The installer who came was very good. He walked in and told me it would be two hours, then he left before it was two hours. He also showed me everything about the stairlift. It fits okay in the stairwell. The only thing for me was I had a handrail on that side of the stairway. If I had the handrail removed, the stairlift could be four inches closer to the wall which would have been nicer. Also, the chair could be better looking and I wish it was cheaper too. But so far, the quality of the stairlift is good.

I had a hip operation and we got two sets of stairs in our place, so they wouldn’t let me come home until something was done about them. We called Bruno to come and they came and showed us what was available and what’s not, and they got it the next day. The installation crew was very good. They made sure that everything was working well. Our stairs have 13 steps, and having the stairlift has made it so much easier to go up and down the stairs. We’d recommend them.

I’m not able to go up and down the stairs and Bruno straight stairlift was what the VA had installed. Bruno works for me and our experience with it has been fine.

We got a straight stairlift installed and we were very satisfied. The Bruno team was very good and they explained everything very well. My husband can’t get around very much and the Bruno Stairlift made it much easier for him, and that’s good. We like the Bruno Stairlift and it’s working well.

I have a sister that has MS and I have my mother and my boyfriend's mother that needs a lift. My daughter recommended Bruno stairlift. The sales visit went fine and it was a lot easier than I thought it was going to be. Everything worked out beautifully. We have the straight stairlift installed and I was a little nervous because my stairway is very narrow. But when we walk down the steps, it's not in the way. The installation team was perfect. After they installed it, the installer showed me everything including its remotes. The smoothness and the safety features of the stairlift are very nice.

I'm almost 70 so I needed a stairlift. I had a very good sales visit experience with Bruno Stairlifts and I had them install a curved stairlift. The installation went well, but it took a little time for the installers to get it right since the chair was a little broken. I've only had the stairlift a couple of weeks, so I'm still adjusting to it. But Bruno Stairlifts did a good job and the fit of the curved stairlift in the stairwell is grand.

The Bruno lift has super good quality and it’s working well. But I only have the lift and whenever the lift picks up and swings the chair around, it’s about two feet away from where I really need it to be. It would be ideal if they could design a system where a retractable arm could slide in and out for another two feet and put the chair a little closer to the patient. Other than that, everybody from Bruno has been awesome and I’ve been really pleased with the whole setup and I’d recommend Bruno.

The Bruno reps have always been very nice to us when they come so we’ve always used them. They put the stairlift in well and they even cleaned up after themselves. Our other one was noisy, but Bruno's is nice and quiet and we love it. I wouldn’t be able to get up and down the stairs, or it would take a long time if I didn’t have it. Also, I like the size of the seat and the way you can get in and out of it by turning it by the swivel. Our other one also had a swivel but it was awkward.

I need to go up and down the basement steps and the VA went with Bruno Independent Living Aids for a stairlift for me. The company's sales reps came, measured, and took photographs which they sent back to the VA. Then the stairlift was installed and it went well. The quality of the stairlift is great.

My girlfriend moved in with me and she has rheumatoid arthritis. Bruno was available locally and their price was good. It was also much lower than the others we checked into. The sales rep explained everything thoroughly and he was very nice and helpful. Everything went well. They installed it on the date that they said they would and they were on time. However, it seems to be making a lot of noise when it goes downstairs. But other than that, it works so well and it’s much easier for my girlfriend having to try and climb the stairs because it was very hard for her before.

I have my room and bathroom down in the basement and the heart doctor said I shouldn't go up and down the steps anymore. I got the straight stairlift from Bruno and it has been wonderful. I didn’t have to pay for it because it went through the Mature Services. The rep from Bruno was very nice and others said he was cheaper than the others. Also, there were two gentlemen who came out to put the stairlift in. It fits the stairwell. While it was close because we have the old steps, it works. It doesn’t hit my knees when I sit on it. They also had me get on it and had me go down and go up. Furthermore, the features of it are wonderful. However, the first morning that I sat on it, it wouldn't go and I yelled for my daughter and I said that something's wrong. But, I didn’t have the arm down and the minute we put it down, it moved.

I couldn’t recommend Bruno's Westchester Stairlift more highly. This dealer was one of the easiest vendors I’ve dealt with given that I'm so old and I've dealt with a lot of people. They have courteous and very well trained installers and they've provided fast service. I got a refurbished stairlift and I couldn’t tell the difference between it and the new ones. It’s very functional and easy to use. The stairlift's value was very good for what the competition had priced elsewhere and I appreciate having it.

I got the straight stairlift from Bruno and it gets me back and forth upstairs. The installers did okay and they showed me how it worked. I'd recommend them.

Bruno has been wonderful for my wife. She suffers from asthma and she can’t make it up the stairs on her own. I checked out all the companies and Bruno's equipment was better for my knees. We got the straight one with a manual swivel chair. My wife likes the convenience of the lift, and now she’s not exhausted when she gets to the top. The sales rep was excellent. Also, the installers were great. They were fabulous, very informative and they were a great help.

I had a good experience with Bruno Stairlifts. The installation team did a great job installing the straight stairlift. They were also very gracious and kind. However, when the stairlift goes up, it makes a lot of noise. Still, I'm feeling good about it because I'm able to go up and down the steps with ease. Furthermore, they're very affordable. All in all, it's worth going with Bruno instead of the other companies because you got a variety of prices and chairs that you can go with that other companies usually don’t offer.

My wife had become immobile and so I went in to Sheridan Surgical. Bruno was what they had and the timing and pricing were right. One guy came over and measured it, and another guy came over and installed which took him about two or three hours.

I’m legally blind with partial vision. If I’m carrying things down the stairs, I'd need to hold on to the balancer, but still, my view would be obstructed by the things I've got and I'd get wobbly. Then if I’ve got something that would take two hands, I couldn't hold on to the balancer. So, I took a pre-emptive strike before something bad happens and got a stairlift from Bruno Independent Living Aids. Of all the stairlifts we looked at, Bruno's was fairly priced. Their sales reps were very good and the installation went fine. Also, the stairlift's quality is good. It's been very handy too. Since we keep the groceries on the lower level, we use it as dumbwaiter quite often. I would recommend it.

I purchased a stairlift primarily because my wife and I just want to move, so we thought we'd get rid of the steps and put in the stairlift instead. My daughter looked into stairlifts and we felt that Bruno Stairlift was better than others so that was what we got. The sales rep explained everything really good and the installers installed it in one day. They came in the morning and by the afternoon, the installer had it working and he showed us how it works. It is a straight stairlift against the wall and it goes straight up, about 12 or 13 steps from the main floor up to the upstairs. Overall, Bruno Stairlifts has cut down my walking up and down the stairs. The cost was reasonable and my experience has been good.

My mother lives with us now. She's 91 and she lives upstairs so, we had to find an easy way for her to get upstairs. My husband researched on stairlifts and Bruno Stairlifts had the best price and they were local, too, so we went with them. The salesperson came out and he was very nice, knowledgeable. The visit went well. The installers were very knowledgeable, friendly and quick. The straight stairlift that we got fits great and works well. My husband and I were able to get by it. It seems very sturdy and we haven't had any problems with it. The footrest was touching the stairs so, they came out and lifted it up. We've been very happy with the service, their response and the quality of the product. It's a good buy.

I needed to get downstairs to my car and the guys from my VA provided the service for me. They measured and put the curved Bruno stairlift in. The installation took about three hours and it went good. Now, I have a portable chair and I just ride it and it's great.

It's very difficult for my wife to get up and down the stairs and we got Bruno Stairlifts through our local DC government's program. It was a very good interaction. The Bruno reps called first and then they came by, did an assessment of my house, came back and did the straight stairlift. I'm in an old house and it's not the biggest but it works and it fits good. However, the stairway is a little narrower when the stairlift is upstairs and top of the steps, but it's okay. It is still doable and we can fold it up. The installation team was very professional. They installed the stairlift in a very reasonable time and explained to us how to operate it. It didn’t take all day. I was satisfied with the time that it took and they cleaned up too. They were very neat and they didn’t cause any damage to my house. My wife used them more than I do but she has nothing but praise for it.

We purchased a stairlift for our handicapped daughter. I had dealings with the local dealer for the walker and Bruno Independent Living Aids was very good to us so I thought I’d like to give them the business. The sales reps were very courteous and service-minded and they saw our concern. The installation team was excellent. They were also very compassionate and caring. We had a curved one installed about three weeks ago and it was completed three weeks to a month. Bruno is very good and we’re very happy with it. It fits the stairwell great. Bruno Stairlift has everything that we need. It’s a current model, up to date and brand new and it has the safety features that are good, like the safety belt.

My mother needed a stairlift because she could no longer get up the stairs. Bruno was recommended by a friend, and the sales visit by the rep was excellent. The installers were in and out quick, which was perfect. They were clean pros. They also did a full demonstration. Our stairlift has a landing halfway up so there’s a section and another straight section. I have a wide stairway so it worked out really well. It takes up hardly any space. It’s also real clean-looking. My mother uses it the way it’s designed and has no problem with it. She can't get up and down the stairs without it. It's better than I thought and has exceeded my expectations which is rare. Bruno did an excellent job all the way around and I couldn’t be happier.

My knees and legs are gone and I have an awful time on the stairs. We looked at a big company that was advertised. We talked to them and we thought that we ought to have a comparison. And we liked Bruno better. Their sales rep was very nice. He was much nicer than the other one and he listened. The other guy more of told us. I have a divided stairway and with the straight stairlift, I still have to walk up five steps. A curved one would have been nice but my front door would lead into that so I couldn’t have used that one. I haven't had a problem with the stairlift but my friend is here with me a lot and it stops for him midway. Last night, we had quite a few groceries to carry up and it came up for me. But he had to make several trips and it seemed like if he carried anything heavy, it wouldn’t go. So their techs are coming on the 16th to check it out. Otherwise, I've really enjoyed the thing and I can get up the stairs better now.

I'm already old. I'm 83 years old and I have a bad knee. I have my knee that is set for a replacement. But I cannot have it replaced because I have teeth problems and according to others, I have to fix my teeth first before I have to operate my knee. So meanwhile, I can climb up but I'm having a hard time so I just use my stairlift. I have some friends who have Bruno. I asked my friends and they said Bruno is good overall. I have at least two friends who have installed stairlifts from that company. They said they were satisfied so I tried and talked to Bruno.

My experience with Bruno Stairlifts was excellent. I had interviewed two other companies and I investigated one but it was an online company. They didn’t have local people to do the installation and maintenance. But my reason for choosing Bruno was the professional, considerate and knowledgeable presentation of the gentleman that came to our home when we asked for a quote. He also was a major one that did come back and install it.

My husband has trouble going up the steps because he has chronic pain and severe spinal stenosis. The Bruno rep was very pleasant, nice and informative during the sales visit. We got a straight lift and it's as good as it's gonna get. It’s wonderful quality and I like it because I can take things upstairs. Installing it was simple and easy. The installers came and put it in in less than an hour. It was a great experience and I'm glad we got it.

My mom is 90 years old and she was having problems with the down steps. Bruno was offered to us and their sales team was consistent. They were saying how good it will work for my mom and they also talked to her caseworker. The Bruno team sold their product and then the installers came out at the time they said they were coming. There was courtesy and they really did a professional job. And we have both the indoor and outdoor stairlift installed. The stairlift fits right in our stairwell and it's perfect. Now my mom is not confined to one floor and she's everywhere. We love Bruno. I haven’t had any problems with it and my mom’s happy.

Bruno had already put a stairlift inside the house a couple of years ago. However, I was in a car accident last August so I needed a way to get from my house at the wheelchair ramp. I needed a way to get across my deck and down the steps to the driveway so I needed the stairlift for out on the deck. So, that's what they did a couple of months ago. Their reps seemed very kind and if we had trouble, they came out and took care of the problem. My outdoor stairlift is okay. However, I just had two more surgeries and I'm in a cast now so I'm still not mobile. But when I use the stairlift, I have a problem bending my leg because there's only so much room. They only have so much room to work with as far as the width of the stairs so I have a hard time bending my knee. My husband has to help me to get up the top steps. Also, I wish it wasn’t leather because I tend to slide off when I'm on it trying to go upstairs. It's hard for me to sit back and stay there.

My wife has been having a problem. She has fallen several times and her balance is really bad. She can't go up and down the steps. So, that's why we had a stairlift put in. Bruno Stairlifts isn't far from us and we know where the factory where they make their stairlifts is. My wife called there and they referred us to another outfit that uses their equipment and puts them in.

The Bruno team was terrific. They came out, did the measurements, and told us what they were going to do. They were pretty official and they did all right. I can’t go up and down the stairs that good. My stairlift is a heavy duty type that has two separate stairlifts where one goes up and one goes down. The quality of the stairlift is good and I like its safety feature. With the Bruno Stairlift, we don’t worry about falling on the stairs anymore.