Stairlifts, vertical platform lifts, and vehicle lifts and carriers. The quote comes back checked for fit and code, with the questions to ask before the home visit, and a price for every answer.
Recorded live in Claude with the Nteli connector: a curved stairlift quoted with its one priced question, and an interior lift for a sedan refused with the ways out. Prices illustrative.
Connect the engine as a custom connector (two steps, shown here), then paste any of these. They were run on the live engine; prices are illustrative until your own price book loads.
What you’ll get: A draft at $15,350: a curved stairlift rated for the rider, a rail bent to the site survey, the outdoor package, installation and freight. It asks the one thing that moves the price, the nose-to-floor length, and prices every answer ($15,350 up to 10 ft, $20,950 at 30–34 ft, over 34 ft goes to Specials). Power swivel is listed to confirm with the customer.
What you’ll get: A draft at $13,700, checked against ASME A18.1 for a home. Two questions come back, each priced: a third landing means a fully enclosed runway ($22,400), and a load over 750 lb goes to Specials. The dedicated 120 V supply and disconnect are listed as by others.
What you’ll get: No quote for something that won’t fit. A car’s trunk takes no interior lift, so it offers the two ways out with prices: an exterior lift on the hitch from $2,675 (hitch added if needed), or an interior lift if it’s really going on a crossover or SUV, from $3,875.
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A phone note, an email from a family member, a therapist’s referral. Paste it as written; the engine pulls out what it needs.
Rider weight against the lift’s rating, stair shape against the rail, rise against what a platform lift may travel, the vehicle against the lift. Anything that won’t work comes back with the ways out, not a wrong price.
Nose-to-floor length, number of landings, the hitch on the vehicle. Each comes with how to measure it and what each answer costs, so the home visit confirms the quote instead of starting it.
Built for the dealer’s desk. Quotes carry your prices, your freight zone and your install rates once your price book loads. Jobs beyond standard (over 14 ft of rise, an over-weight platform, a stair over 34 ft) are flagged for Specials with the reason, so nothing is promised that the factory won’t build.
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