Alfix Stairlifts

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We tailor our services to suit you and your needs

At Alfix Stairlifts, we know that the loss of mobility can diminish your quality of life while making living at your beloved home increasingly challenging, which is why we offer an extensive range of excellent and highly innovative curved, straight and reconditioned stairlifts to residents throughout the Greater Midlands.

We’re a stairlifts company that works independently of manufacturers, meaning you can feel confident that we’ll recommend the most suitable stairlifts for your home.

In addition to supplying and installing new and second-hand stairlifts, we also offer a high-value rental service to those who only need a stairlift on a temporary basis.

We’re a family-run stairlifts company that always prioritises our customers’ best interests, so contact us today to find out how we can help you.

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Straight Stairlifts

Curved Stairlifts

Stairlift Installation

Stairlift Rental

Stairlift Repairs & Maintenance

Disability Lifts

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BlackBed45

04 Apr 2022

Time wasters

I rang and spoke to Brian about reprogramming a stairlift, I had fitted for my nan, she's 86 and she struggles to walk. It was only a small job, the stair lift still swivels at the bottom of the stairs and not the top where it should, but everything else is working fine. I fitted this myself as I'm a qualified and time served electrician with my own company. The only thing I couldn't do was program it.
The first time I rang, he said he'd call me back later. When this didn't happen, I called back again and asked for a quote.
He was very vague and would not give me even the roughest of estimates.
The closest we got was he said it would be no more than £300 to reprogram it.
Next I asked for a date to book them in. But he said he couldn't give me one. But that he would fit it in by the end of the week.
This was 3 or 4 weeks ago now and my Nan is still struggling at the top of the stairs.
I don't believe they had any intention of showing up from the first phone call.