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Representative installation: a modern house on stilts at dusk, with a glass elevator on a steel structure serving three levels.

Home elevators, made to measure.

Residential elevators for new or existing Florida homes, indoors or outdoors.

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Complimentary consultation at home or by video call, then a written quote.

Our team: Years of experience20+ yearsElevators installed235+ elevators installed

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Made in
Italy
Warranty
2 years
Delivery
About 12 weeks
Installation
About 2 weeks

Installed by our team in Florida

  • Fully glazed elevator cabin in a glass-fronted shaft
    Sarasota, Florida
  • Polished stainless steel elevator doors set in a black marble portal
    Fort Lauderdale, Florida
  • Open elevator cab with red and blue mosaic walls and a white floor
    Miami Beach, Florida
  • Frameless glass lift enclosure aboard a private yacht
    West Palm Beach, Florida
  • Elevator cab with black mirror walls, polished steel trim and rows of small ceiling lights
    Fort Lauderdale, Florida
  • Illuminated, glass-fronted elevator shaft beside a white hallway
    Sarasota, Florida

Products

Two house elevator systems for two- to four-story homes. In a power outage, both go down to the lowest floor on battery backup and open their doors. Installed to the US residential elevator code, ASME A17.1, with UL-certified controls.

Representative installation: a white-framed glass elevator in a bright hall beside the stairs.

Roomier cab

Hydraulic home elevators

Hydraulic needs less room below and above the elevator, so the cab can be larger and taller. Its pump and controls go in a small machine room or cabinet next to the shaft.

Explore hydraulic in 3D
Representative installation: the panoramic glass cab of a traction elevator, with warm lighting.

No machine room

Traction home elevators

Traction is the quieter of the two. Its motor and brake sit at the top of the shaft, and its controls usually fit inside it too.

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Self-supporting structure: no shaft needed.

Many homes were never designed for an elevator. Our self-supporting steel structure carries the elevator and forms its own shaft, so none has to be built into the house.

It works with either system, inside the house or outdoors, clad in glass or panels.

Explore the structure in 3D
Representative installation: an elevator with a glazed cab on a self-supporting structure, beside the staircase in the hall of a house.

Services

  • Installation

    We handle the permit and final inspection.

  • Maintenance

    Regular service and inspections.

  • Repair

    If something stops working, we find the cause and replace the part.

  • Modernization

    New finishes and components for an elevator that is already installed.

Home elevator gallery

Representative installations of the systems we offer.

  • Glass elevator opening onto a kitchen with cream cabinets
  • Panoramic glass elevator in a bright hall with classic cars
  • Glass elevator structure showing the traction machinery, in a white room
  • Glass elevator shaft rising inside a curved marble staircase
  • Black-framed outdoor glass elevator serving a terrace with flower pots
  • White elevator with a frosted glass door in a hall with a marble floor
  • Wood-framed elevator opening onto a living room with a wooden floor
  • White-framed glass elevator with its doors open in a bright room
  • Elevator cab in walnut panels with a terrazzo floor
  • Glass elevator rising through a classic stairwell with an iron balustrade
  • Copper-toned elevator cab set in a mosaic wall
  • Smoked glass elevator structure on the outside of a brick house
  • Glass elevator structure added to the outside of a house
  • Glass and polished steel elevator beside a staircase with a wooden handrail
  • Glass elevator in a room with deep blue walls
  • Elevator beside a staircase clad in vertical wood slats
  • Black glass elevator beside a tall window in a modern living room
  • Panoramic glass elevator in a hall with a checkerboard floor
  • Elevator beside an open staircase in a bright living room, representative render
  • Stainless steel and glass elevator in an entrance hall with a checkerboard marble floor
  • Glass elevator structure beside a marble staircase with a wooden handrail
  • Outdoor glass elevator structure with a walkway to the upper floor

From the first measurement to every ride after.

LussoLift is a Miami-based company dedicated to custom, luxury residential elevators. Our team has more than 20 years of experience and over 235 elevators installed across our companies. We design each one around your home and have it made to measure in Italy. After the final inspection, we look after it with regular service.

Let us elevate your quality of life.

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Serving Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach and Collier counties, plus the Orlando, Sarasota and Key West areas.

Complimentary home elevator consultation

We meet at your home or by video call to design your elevator. Then you receive a written proposal: system, finishes and a quote.

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Questions

Can you add an elevator to an existing home?

Yes. Where the house has no room for a shaft, our self-supporting steel structure forms its own, inside the house or outdoors.

How many floors can it serve?

Two to four floors, with a hydraulic or a traction elevator.

How long does it take?

Delivery takes about 12 weeks, and installation about 2 weeks.

What happens in a power outage?

Both systems go down to the lowest floor on battery backup and open their doors.

Is a house elevator the same as a residential elevator?

Yes. House, home and residential elevator all mean the same thing: an elevator built for a private home, like ours, made to measure for each house.

Hydraulic or traction: which is right for my house?

For the same space, hydraulic always gives you the larger cab, and it needs a small machine room or cabinet next to the shaft. Traction needs no machine room and is very quiet. See each one in 3D: hydraulic or traction.