Stay where you love, with a home lift.
90-day Love It Guarantee. Love it, or we remove it and refund everything you paid us.
Why people choose Rise Lifts
Who Rise Lifts is for
Three generations
When parents move in, every floor stays in reach.
Ageing in place
Stay in the home you love, with every floor still yours.
Sore knees and hips
Skip the stairs on the days they hurt the most.
Townhouses
Two to five levels, all served by one lift.
Building or renovating
Plan it in with your builder from the first drawings.
The RISE 300 Series.
Every floor, for as long as you live there.
2 to 5 levels, a 150 mm pit and nothing above your ceiling. Precision Hydraulic Drive™ with WhisperDrive™, for a smooth, near silent ride.
10-year structural warranty. 12 months of RiseCare included.
Hear from people he's installed a lift for
From a medical oncologist to the founder of Jim's Cleaning Group, they all have one thing in common: a lift Liam installed.
Dianne Lift Owner 
Dr Richard Eek Lift Owner 
Jeannie Lift Owner 
Terrence Lift Owner 
Haydar Lift Owner Stairs when you feel good.
A Rise Lift when you don't.
Mooroolbark Vic
Moving can cost around $200,000. Staying is a conversation.
Most Melbourne downsizers don't run the full numbers on what leaving actually costs. On a typical inner east move - selling around $2.4M, buying a single level home at $2.2M-$2.5M:
- Stamp duty on your next home$123,000-$142,500
- Agent commission and marketing on the sale$45,000-$55,000
- Conveyancing, styling, removalists, the rest$10,000-$15,000
Total transaction costs: roughly $178,000-$212,500.
That's close to $200,000 gone before you've improved the new home at all - the cost of changing address, not renovating, upgrading or improving the one you have.
And that's before the price of the new home - single level houses are scarce in tightly held suburbs, and you'd be competing for one.
Based on Victorian land transfer duty (State Revenue Office, 2026-27 rates) for a $2.2M-$2.5M purchase, and typical Melbourne agent commission of 1.6-2% plus campaign costs on a $2.4M sale. Your figures will differ.
Free 24-page Straight-Up Guide
Will it fit? What will it cost? Who can you trust?
Everyone asks me these three things about home lifts. This guide has my answers, and worksheets to work them out for your own house. Use it on any lift company, including us.
- Where a lift fits, and the eight numbers that decide it
- The all-in cost worksheet, and ten years of owning one
- 15 questions to ask any lift company, including us
- Who can help pay, and when a lift isn't the answer
It's yours.
Print it, grab a tape measure and work through it at the kitchen table. We've emailed you the link too.
Download the Straight-Up GuidePDF, 24 pages, 4 MB. Ready to talk? Book my free assessment
Want a figure first? Get my instant price
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The Rise Lifts Home Lift Assessment
Before you spend a dollar on a lift, know exactly what your home needs.
A Rise Lifts installer, not a salesperson, comes to your home and works out exactly how a lift would fit. You keep the written lift plan whether you go ahead with us or not.
Valued at $450. Free for homeowners in Victoria.
What we check
- Where the lift fits, with measurements of the opening and travel between floors
- Pit depth and whether your floor or slab needs work
- Where the pump unit can go
- Your power supply, and whether an upgrade is needed
- Whether your project needs a building permit
What you get
A written lift plan for your home, with the recommended model, what's included, anything that needs doing by others, and a fixed price.
Whichever lift you choose, this is what's included.
One fixed price, in writing, for everything we control.
Before We Touch Your Home
- Fixed written price for everything we control
- We check your headroom, floor structure, power supply and access before you pay a cent
- A 3D render of your lift with your written lift plan, so you know exactly what you're getting
- No same-day sign-up pressure, and we're happy for you to get other quotes
- 5 business day cooling-off period on every contract, stated upfront
While We're In Your Home
- All electrical work done by licensed electricians, with a Certificate of Electrical Safety on completion
- Dust barriers and daily cleanup - your home stays liveable
- One point of contact from first visit to handover
- Install crew fully insured
- You'll always know what's happening and what's next - no surprise noise, no surprise mess
After We Leave
- If the power goes out, battery backup takes you safely down to the lowest landing
- Family onboarding - everyone in the house knows how to use and lock it
- 10-year structural warranty and 3 years on parts and labour, with a service every 12 months
- 12 months of RiseCare servicing included from day one
- RiseCare 24/7 emergency callout line, with local Melbourne technicians on standby (the number is in your handover pack)
- A written report after every RiseCare service
Every one of these is included in your price. After the first year, RiseCare servicing is a yearly plan, priced in writing before you buy.
Two promises, in writing.
The Love It Guarantee
90 days from handover, if you don't love it, we remove it and refund everything you paid us.
Refund of what you paid Rise Lifts. Building work, other trades and making good aren't included.See the terms.
The 10-Year Structural Warranty
10 years on the lift's structure while we service it under a RiseCare plan, and 3 years on parts and labour while it's serviced every 12 months.
From signing to first ride - usually 10 to 12 weeks.
- 1
Week 1
Free Home Lift Assessment
One visit at your kitchen table. Then your written lift plan, with a fixed price and a 3D render of your lift. No obligation, nothing to sign.
- 2
Weeks 2-4
Design
We finalise every design detail for manufacture. You choose from 51 cabin designs, and we help you pick. Your home stays untouched.
- 3
Weeks 5-10
Manufacture
Your lift is custom built to your home's specifications. Nothing rushed, nothing off the shelf. We handle deliveries and scheduling.
- 4
Week 11
Install
This is when the work happens in your home. Dust barriers up. Home stays liveable. Daily cleanup.
- 5
Week 12
Handover
Family onboarding session. RiseCare activates. First ride.
Lead times as of October 2026
Why I started Rise Lifts.
I spent years installing home lifts before starting Rise Lifts. I saw what let families down: costs they weren't told about, being rushed into a decision, and nobody answering when the lift broke. Rise Lifts exists to do the opposite. Honest, safe, and here for the long haul.
Liam, Founder - Rise Lifts
Your questions, answered honestly
What happens at the Home Lift Assessment?
A Rise Lifts installer visits your home, measures where the lift would go, checks your floors, power supply and pump location, and confirms whether you'll need a building permit. You then get a written lift plan with a fixed price.
Why is it valued at $450?
That reflects the installer's time on site, travel and preparing your written lift plan, including the permit and power checks. It's real work, and the plan is yours to keep.
Is there any obligation?
None. You keep the lift plan whether you go ahead with us or not.
Is the price on your website what I'll pay?
It's where your price starts. The RISE 300 page shows our starting prices, plus GST. Every home is different, so your price depends on how many levels you have, whether we supply the glazed structure, and the cabin and finishes you choose. At your Home Lift Assessment we design the lift for your home and give you a fixed, written price for everything we supply and install. No follow-up sales calls, no pressure.
Do I have to pay GST?
Our prices are shown plus GST. If the lift is for someone with a disability or medical condition, it can be GST-free, with supporting documents. We'll check whether you're eligible at your Home Lift Assessment.
When do I pay the final balance?
Only once your lift is fully working and you're happy with it. Not before.
How long from signing until my lift is installed?
Usually 10 to 12 weeks, as of October 2026: 2 to 3 weeks for design, 6 to 8 weeks to build your lift, then the install. Your lift is built off site, so most of that time your home is untouched.
Will my home fit one?
Most homes have a spot, often somewhere you didn't expect. The RISE 300 Series fits places most people never consider, and the Home Lift Assessment tells you for certain.
How long does the install take?
Most installs take about a week on site. Your shaft, floors and access can change that, and we'll confirm it at your Home Lift Assessment.
Do I need council approval?
Usually yes, and Rise Lifts can assist you through that process.
What if it breaks?
Your lift has a 10-year structural warranty while we service it under a RiseCare plan, and 3 years on parts and labour while it's serviced every 12 months.
What if I can't get hold of you after the install?
Call us on 1300 492 003, Mon-Fri 8am-5pm. We service what we sell: your first 12 months of RiseCare come with every Rise Lifts installation, and after that we keep servicing your lift every year.
Will I pay call-out or service fees later?
Your first 12 months of RiseCare are included at no extra cost. After that, like any lift, yours needs a service at least every 12 months. That's standard across the industry, and it keeps your lift running safely and your warranty active. RiseCare covers it, and we give you its price in writing before you buy.
What happens in a power cut?
If the power goes out, the lift switches to its backup battery and takes you safely down to the lowest landing, so you can step out.
What if I sell my home?
Your buyer inherits the warranty.
Do you work with architects and builders?
Yes - we have a dedicated Builder Partner Program. Send us your plans for a written price.
Ready to see if your home is a fit?
Book your Home Lift Assessment: one visit, no obligation.
Prefer to talk first? Call 1300 492 003 · Mon-Fri 8am-5pm
Book your Home Lift Assessment
We'll visit, measure the space and give you a written lift plan with a fixed price.
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