Straight stairlift, installed in 48 hours. $4,900 cash.
A Harmar SL300 on your stairs, about two hours of install work, and a lifetime warranty. No “24-hour incentive.” No “25% off” scribbled in the margin. One price.
- 4.9 out of 5 on Google
- About 2 hours to install
- 48–72 hours for service, for life
The whole quote
Harmar SL300 straight stairlift, installed
- Harmar SL300 stairlift
- Included
- Install, about 2 hours
- Included
- Lifetime warranty
- Included
- Service in 48–72 hours
- Included
- Extra warranty package
- Not needed
- “Sign today” discount
- None
- Total, cash
- $4,900
For straight staircases. A 10% deposit ($490) holds your install date.
By the time you finish this page, you’ll know everything a salesperson would tell you at your kitchen table.
Hear it from me.
The same walkthrough I give in person: what the lift does, what it costs, and what the other quotes leave out.
First, what you get for $4,900.
The Harmar SL300 is made in the USA and built for straight staircases.
- Works in a power outageIt runs on batteries, so it still goes up and down when the power’s out.
- Batteries last about 7 yearsReplacements run about $40.
- Stops for obstructionsSensors stop the lift if something is in the way.
- Swivel seat and seat beltTurn the seat at the top so you step off onto the landing, not the stairs.
- Mounts to the stairs, not the wallThe rail attaches to your stair treads.
- Folds out of the waySeat, arms, and footrest fold up so everyone else can still use the stairs.
- Nothing to greaseThe drive is lubrication-free, so there’s no grease on your stairs, clothes, or pets.
- Local install and serviceThe same local team puts it in and takes care of it.
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Want the manufacturer’s details?
Harmar’s own page for the SL300 has the measurements, weight limit, and options.
See the SL300 on harmar.com (opens in a new tab)Second, how fast it happens.
Call or send the form
I’ll ask a few quick questions and confirm your stairs are straight.
Pick your date
Installed within 48 hours of saying yes. A 10% deposit holds your spot.
Install day
About two hours. The rail goes on your treads, the chair goes on the rail, and it’s tested on your stairs.
Ride it that day
No waiting weeks for a part to ship or a crew to come back.
Third, what other companies quoted.
These are real written quotes homeowners were handed. Tap any one to read it yourself.
Look closely at the Leaf Home order form below. It names the SL300, the same model installed here.
Homeowner and salesperson names and contact details are blurred. Company names, prices, and quote numbers are exactly as written.
Fourth, what happens after it’s in.
Lifetime warranty, included
It comes with the lift. It isn’t a package you’re asked to buy at the table.
Service within 48–72 hours
Call the 24/7 service line and a technician is out within two to three days.
A team that stays local
The installers who put it in are the same people who service it.
4.9 out of 5 on Google
From homeowners who already have one on their stairs.
Fifth, your questions, answered.
What if the power goes out?
It runs on batteries, so you can still ride it up or down during an outage.
How long do the batteries last?
About 7 years. Replacements cost about $40.
Can everyone else still use the stairs?
Yes. The seat, arms, and footrest fold up so the stairs stay clear. The photo above is a narrow staircase with the lift folded.
Does it attach to my wall?
No. The rail mounts to the stair treads.
How soon can it be installed?
Within 48 hours of saying yes. The install itself takes about two hours.
Is there a deposit?
Yes, 10% ($490) to hold your install date.
What if something goes wrong later?
It’s covered by the lifetime warranty. Call the service line and a technician is out within 48 to 72 hours.
Why no discounts?
Because the price isn’t padded to begin with. $4,900 is the number, today or next month.
My stairs curve or have a landing. Can I still get this?
That needs a curved lift, which is a different lift at a different price. Call and I’ll give you a straight answer.
Last, get your install date.
Call me, or send this and I’ll call you back to set a date.