Thinking of adding an elevator to your historic New Jersey residence? This project offers incredible accessibility benefits but requires navigating a maze of state regulations, local permits, and strict historic preservation guidelines. Our comprehensive guide breaks down the entire process for homeowners, balancing modern needs with preserving heritage.
Mobility123 is New Jersey’s leading licensed contractor specializing in home accessibility modifications. Since 2012, our in-house experts provide statewide installation and service for stairlifts, home elevators, wheelchair lifts, and accessible construction, ensuring code compliance and enhanced independence. Discover why residential, commercial, and municipal clients across NJ trust Mobility123.
Discover the Savaria Luma Homelift from Mobility123 – a stylish through-floor lift offering elegant, shaftless mobility between two levels. Its sleek design, flexible installation, and compact footprint make it a perfect addition to modern homes seeking accessibility without compromising style.
Adding an elevator doesn’t mean sacrificing interior space. An exterior residential elevator installation offers seamless accessibility for existing homes. This comprehensive guide walks you through the entire process, covering planning, permits, construction phases, and how this valuable upgrade can significantly increase your home’s market appeal and resale price.
Each year, over 14 million older adults in the U.S. experience falls, with staircases posing a significant risk. To promote safer homes, Mobility123 is offering the first 100 NewsBreak readers a $100 discount on stairlifts. Ensure your family’s safety today by contacting Mobility123 for a free consultation.
Upgrade your home elevator with the Savaria Luxury Flush Door, ensuring both compliance and elegance. This door meets A.17.1 code, features a concealed safety interlock, and offers a seamless design with hidden hinges for a modern look. Perfect for Savaria Eclipse elevators.
The 2023 edition of ASME A18.1 contains significant editorial errors, omitting key safety and design rules for platform lifts and stairway chairlifts. This article explains the errata corrections, their impact on compliance, and what builders, architects, and AHJs need to do to ensure safety and regulatory alignment.
With the new 2025 tariffs now in effect, Mobility123 updates customers on the direct impact on home elevator and lift accessibility products. Read on for detailed cost analysis, insights into manufacturer responses, and our proactive strategy to keep prices fair and transparent.
Mobility123 is a proud member of the Accessibility Equipment Manufacturers Association (AEMA), reflecting our dedication to safety, quality, and ethical practices in accessibility solutions. Learn more about the benefits of choosing an AEMA-affiliated company.
Installing a wheelchair lift in federally leased buildings requires careful navigation of federal and local regulations. With Mobility123’s proven expertise, discover a step-by-step guide to permits, inspections, and compliance standards.
