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Bolton’s housing is more varied than most boroughs in Greater Manchester: stone-built weavers’ cottages on the moorland edge around Horwich and Bradshaw, dense Victorian brick terraces through Halliwell and Farnworth, grand Victorian and Edwardian villas along Chorley New Road, and interwar semis further out towards Westhoughton and Smithills. Every one of these presents a different set of constraints when a homeowner wants to stay put rather than move house or fit a stairlift, and Multicare has spent over 35 years learning how to work with each of them.
That range of housing is exactly why Stiltz homelifts have become such a popular option locally. Because the lift is self-supporting and doesn’t need a structural shaft or load-bearing wall to be removed, it can usually be fitted whether you’re in a two-up two-down terrace off Halliwell Road or a detached property near Smithills.
Get in touch with Multicare to talk through the Stiltz range and what’s realistic for your Bolton home.
Because so much of Bolton’s older housing stock is stone-built or narrow-fronted, the first question we’re usually answering on a survey is where a lift can go without eating into a room you actually use. In a stone terrace, that’s often a corner of a downstairs living room or a hallway recess. In one of the larger villas along Chorley New Road, there’s typically more flexibility, and a lift can sometimes go in above an existing understairs cupboard or into a spare room.
A free, no-obligation home survey is the starting point either way. One of our advisors will come out, look at your floor plan and ceiling structure, and talk you through which Stiltz model and route through the house makes the most sense.
We supply and install the full Stiltz range across Bolton, each designed to be quiet, energy-efficient and quick to fit.
The most compact model in the range, with a footprint under a square metre. Popular in Bolton’s narrower stone and brick terraces where space is tightest.
Same small footprint as the Duo Classic, with an upgraded finish that suits both older stone properties and newer builds around Bolton.
Room for up to three people, or a wheelchair user, without needing a larger structural opening. A common choice for family homes with more floor space to work with.
Our fully wheelchair-accessible model, with clear glass sides and a recessed entrance rail, built for everyday use by a full-sized wheelchair.
Layout has more impact on price than the general area you’re in. A straightforward route through a modern semi is usually more cost-effective to fit than a tight stone terrace needing extra planning around ceiling joists. Your free survey will confirm a personalised quote either way.
Most domestic homelift installations fall outside planning permission requirements. However, if your property sits within one of Bolton’s conservation areas, such as those around Barrow Bridge, Egerton or Firwood Fold, it’s worth flagging this at survey stage so we can confirm whether anything extra applies to your specific installation.
The majority of Stiltz installations are completed in a single day. Larger or more complex routes, such as those through solid stone construction, can occasionally take a little longer, and your surveyor will confirm timings upfront.
Yes, the Trio+ is built specifically for full-sized wheelchair users and comfortably takes up to three people.
Every Stiltz lift has a built-in battery backup, so it continues to operate safely even if the power goes out.
Take a look at our frequently asked questions about home lifts or contact our friendly team.
Whether you’re in a stone terrace near Horwich, a Victorian villa on Chorley New Road, or a newer semi towards Westhoughton, we’ll come out and assess your specific property before recommending a home lift. It’s a free, no-obligation visit, and you’ll leave with a clear, personalised quote.
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