Solutions for detached homes
Looking for a lift for your house? What you probably need is a homelift
If you own a detached house, terraced home or villa in Málaga or the Costa del Sol and want to move between floors in comfort, you don't need a conventional lift: a homelift gives you the same result with far less work and at a lower cost. We prescribe, install and maintain it.
The first thing to know
For a detached house you don't need a conventional lift — you need a homelift
When the owner of a detached house, terraced home or villa searches for "install a lift in my house", in the vast majority of cases what they actually need is not a conventional passenger lift, but a homelift: a simpler, more compact and far more economical lifting solution designed precisely for homes. The difference matters, because it completely changes the cost, the building work and the space required.
- A conventional passenger lift is designed for tall, high-traffic buildings: it requires a deep pit, a full structural shaft and significant building work that many homes simply cannot accommodate.
- A homelift solves the same problem in a home of 2 to 5 floors with a fraction of the work, cost and space. It runs at 0.15 m/s — more than enough for domestic use.
- We are not manufacturers: we study your house and prescribe the homelift that best fits, then install and commission it.
Want to explore the difference? Read our comparison "Platform lift vs conventional lift"
Why a homelift in your house
The real advantages over a conventional lift
For a detached house, terraced home or duplex, a homelift solves vertical access with far less than a conventional lift requires.
Less building work
No deep pit or structural shaft required. In many cases it installs in a corner, next to a staircase or even outdoors, with minimal work.
Lower cost
The investment is typically a fraction of what a conventional lift costs, both for the equipment and for the building work and ongoing maintenance.
No machine room
Modern homelifts and platform lifts integrate the machinery into the shaft itself or a self-supporting structure — you do not need a machine room.
Fast installation
In normal conditions, a homelift is installed in a matter of days — not the weeks of work a conventional lift requires.
In an existing house
Homelifts are specifically designed to be installed in existing homes, using corners, stairwells or external façades.
Safety & reliability
Equipment certified to European standards, with emergency power-outage rescue, two-way telephone and more as standard.
Service area
We install homelifts in detached homes throughout the province of Málaga
We work in detached houses, terraced homes, duplexes and villas in Málaga city, Marbella, Estepona, Fuengirola, Benalmádena, Torremolinos, Mijas, Vélez-Málaga, Ronda and the rest of the Costa del Sol and Andalusia.
Free site visit
We visit your home, measure the available space and propose the solution that best fits — with no obligation.
Honest prescription
We are not manufacturers: we select the market's equipment that best suits your home, your space and your budget.
Local maintenance
Our own technical service in Málaga and the Costa del Sol, with fast response and scheduled inspections.
The equipment we install
Two homelifts that are popular in detached homes
These are the two models we most often prescribe for houses. If neither fits your project, we search the market for the right one.
SCA-H
High-efficiency hydraulic homelift with panoramic self-supporting structure. The smallest pit on the market (120 mm), smooth and silent operation. Ideal for indoor and outdoor installation in detached homes.
SCA-T
High-precision electric screw-drive homelift: smooth, silent, vibration-free movement. Minimal maintenance and great resistance to adverse conditions. Perfect for outdoor installation on your house.
What we're asked most
Common questions about installing a lift in your home
How much does it cost to install a lift in a house?
It depends on the equipment, the number of stops and the building work required. A homelift typically costs a fraction of a conventional lift. See our price comparison or request a quote for your specific case.
Can you install a homelift in an existing house?
Yes. Homelifts are designed for existing homes: they install in corners, stairwells, shafts or outdoors with minimal work. See how it works.
Does it need much space?
No. Many units work in spaces of around 1 m² and some don't even need a pit. Every home is different: that's why we carry out a free technical visit before prescribing.
Want a lift for your home?
Tell us about your house and we'll tell you which solution fits best, with no obligation.