We are thrilled with our new Stiltz homelift. The lift was installed in a couple of days with minimal disruption. From the first visit to the engineers who did the installation the staff at Multicare have been very professional
The Metropolitan Borough of Bury was formed in 1974 by merging six previously separate towns, Bury itself, Prestwich, Radcliffe, Tottington, Whitefield and part of Ramsbottom, and each still has a housing character of its own. Ramsbottom and the northern part of the borough are known for Victorian and Edwardian stone terraces built for the cotton mill workforce, many with cellars and deep bay window reveals. Whitefield and Prestwich have broader Edwardian and interwar semis with generous room sizes and hipped roofs. Radcliffe carries dense Victorian brick terraces, while Tottington and the villages further north have a more rural feel, popular with Manchester commuters looking for quieter surroundings.
Multicare works across all of it. Because a Stiltz homelift is self-supporting, with no shaft or load-bearing wall to remove, it’s a practical fit whether you’re in a stone terrace in Ramsbottom or a bay-fronted semi in Prestwich.
Get in touch with Multicare to talk through the right Stiltz model for your Bury home.
In a Ramsbottom or town centre stone terrace, cellars are common, so the survey includes checking the floor structure can take the lift’s base securely before recommending a position. In a broader Whitefield or Prestwich semi, there’s usually more room to work with, and a bay-fronted reception room or an existing understairs space often gives a straightforward route upstairs.
In central Ramsbottom and parts of Prestwich, some streets fall within a conservation area, which mainly affects external changes rather than the largely internal work a homelift involves, but it’s worth flagging at survey stage if you’re unsure of your property’s status.
A free, no-obligation home survey covers all of this. One of our advisors will visit your Bury property, assess the structure, and talk through the right Stiltz model and route for your home.
Our smallest model, with a footprint under a square metre. A strong fit for the narrower stone and brick terraces found across Ramsbottom, Bury town centre and Radcliffe.
The same compact footprint as the Duo Classic, with an upgraded finish suited to both period terraces and newer Bury builds.
Room for up to three people or a wheelchair user, without a larger structural opening. A good fit for the broader semis found across Whitefield and Prestwich.
Our wheelchair-accessible model, with clear glass sides and a discreetly recessed entrance rail, built for everyday use by a full-sized wheelchair.
It can affect the best approach rather than whether a lift is possible. A stone terrace in Ramsbottom with a cellar needs a different check than a broad Whitefield semi, and our surveyor tailors the assessment to your specific property and area.
Most domestic homelift work is internal and doesn’t require planning permission, though parts of central Ramsbottom and Prestwich sit within conservation areas that apply mainly to external changes. If you’re unsure of your property’s status, it’s worth raising at survey stage.
Layout and construction have more impact on price than the general area. A straightforward route through a modern semi is usually simpler to fit than an older stone terrace with a cellar to check. Your free survey confirms a personalised quote.
Most Stiltz installations are completed in a single day. Properties needing extra floor checks, more common in Bury’s older stone terraces, can occasionally take a little longer to plan.
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 Ramsbottom, a semi in Whitefield or Prestwich, or a Victorian row in Radcliffe, we’ll assess your specific property before recommending a home lift. It’s a free, no-obligation visit, and you’ll come away with a clear, personalised quote.
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