Stair Lift Installation in Comox Valley
Courtenay, Comox, Cumberland, Campbell River. Lowest RAHA home value threshold: $749,999. More homes qualify.
Find Stair Lift InstallersStair lift installation in Comox Valley costs $3,500-$6,000 for straight stairs, $8,000-$15,000 for curved. The region's newer housing stock means most staircases are standard dimensions—good news for costs. RAHA covers up to $20,000 with home values under $749,999 (lowest threshold on Vancouver Island).
$3,500–$6,000
Straight stair lift installed
Industry average
$8,000–$15,000
Curved stair lift installed
Industry average
$749,999
RAHA home value limit (lowest on Island)
BC Housing 2026
1–2 days
Typical installation time
Industry average
The Context
North Island's accessibility advantage
Comox Valley has Vancouver Island's lowest RAHA threshold ($749,999) and predominantly newer housing stock. Most homes were built after 1980 with standard staircase dimensions—meaning straight lifts (the affordable option) work for most installations. Fewer heritage constraints and simpler logistics than Victoria or Duncan.
Why This Matters
Lowest threshold on Island
At $749,999, more Comox Valley homeowners qualify for RAHA than anywhere else on Vancouver Island.
Newer homes = standard stairs
Post-1980 construction typically has standard staircases. Straight lifts work for most—half the cost of curved.
Campbell River coverage
Installers who serve the full North Island corridor, not just Courtenay contractors.
Same $20K rebate
Lower threshold, same maximum rebate. The math works better in Comox Valley.
Services & Pricing
What you can get done
Straight stair lifts
RAHAStandard installation for single-flight stairs. Most common in Comox Valley homes.
$3,500–$6,000
Curved stair lifts
RAHACustom rail for L-shaped or landing stairs. Less common in newer North Island homes.
$8,000–$15,000
Outdoor stair lifts
RAHAWeather-resistant for exterior stairs or raised decks.
$4,000–$8,000
Standing stair lifts
RAHASmaller footprint for those who can stand but have difficulty climbing.
$4,000–$7,000
Local Knowledge
Comox Valley considerations
North Island's newer housing stock means simpler installations. Most homes have standard staircase dimensions suitable for straight lifts. The exception is Campbell River's older downtown core—those homes may have non-standard dimensions requiring assessment. Cumberland's heritage properties also occasionally need custom solutions.
Common Questions
FAQ
Do contractors serve Campbell River for stair lifts?
Yes. Several installers in our directory serve Campbell River. Some Courtenay-based contractors charge travel fees—ask upfront. We note service areas in each listing.
Why is the home value limit lowest in Comox Valley?
BC Housing sets limits so roughly 60% of homes qualify. Comox Valley has lower average home values than Victoria or Nanaimo, so the threshold is lower. It's not a penalty—it reflects local prices and ensures program accessibility.
Are Comox Valley installations simpler than Victoria?
Generally yes. Newer construction (post-1980) means standard staircases and fewer surprises. Most qualify for straight lifts (half the cost of curved). That said, every home needs assessment—exceptions exist.
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