
230 N. Washington St. #200
Rockville, MD 20850

230 N. Washington St. #200
Rockville, MD 20850
Visit our showroom at 230 N. Washington St. #200, Rockville, MD 20850
Locally owned and operated out of Rockville, Maryland
One of the Washington DC area’s largest and most experienced residential elevator dealers
In-house installations by empathetic local professionals who walk you through the whole process.
Maryland and Washington DC contractor licenses and elevator mechanic licenses

Whether you’re planning ahead, adjusting to a new diagnosis, caring for a loved one, or are tired of carrying laundry, luggage, holiday bins, and groceries up and down the stairs, this is about safely and conveniently keeping your whole home easily accessible.
From morning coffee upstairs to family dinner downstairs, a home elevator helps you stay connected to your routines, your people, and the lifestyle you love with minimal interruptions.
The comprehensive planning, manufacturing, light home construction, and installation for your new residential elevator may take as little as one month. Closet or corner placement in many homes ensure a smaller elevator footprint for easier integration, with no separate machine room or utility space necessary.
A home elevator offers lasting comfort, convenience, and peace of mind so you can stay in the home you love and your favorite spaces stay effortless to access.

Here’s what you can expect from the trusted local experts at Elevator Easy by 101 Mobility of Washington DC:
A thorough in-home evaluation backed by years of elevator installation experience
Clear guidance on elevator placement options and what light construction may be necessary
A realistic walkthrough of installation steps and timeline
An honest discussion of residential elevator costs to set your budget and explore financing options
Clean construction and professional installation from factory-trained, licensed, and empathetic technicians who respect your home and your time
90-Day Service Warranty: We’ll be back to handle any necessary maintenance or adjustments necessary within the first 90 days at no charge
Ongoing service and maintenance support always just one phone call away

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Unlike traditional elevators, through-the-floor elevators for home use don’t require a constructed elevator shaft or pit and come in two varieties:
Shaftless elevators can travel one story using a false floor that settles into place when the elevator is in the down position. Rails will be visible when the cab travels to the next floor.
Through-the-floor elevators with a shaft are air-powered pneumatic vacuum elevators. Featuring a continuous enclosure from top to bottom, they can accommodate three or more floors with single-touch operation.
In many cases, yes, because residential elevators are designed for flexibility and often require only minor home modifications with no separate machine room necessary.
Common considerations often include placement options, such as closets or corners, and smaller footprints for easier integration. During a consultation, our local experts can assess what is realistic for your home and clearly explain potential options or tradeoffs.
Home elevator pricing varies based on the elevator type, number of stops or floors, home layout, electrical requirements, finishes, and the amount of necessary site work. Cost can often be managed by simplifying finishes, choosing practical configurations, and selecting a location that minimizes construction.
The cost for a two-stop elevator, including installation and construction, typically ranges from $40,000 to $55,000. For three-stop projects, costs usually range from $65,000 to $95,000.
The most reliable way to understand cost is an in-home evaluation of placement and construction scope.
Timelines vary, with building plans and engineering designs typically taking between four and eight weeks depending on local regulations and approvals.
Obtaining approvals is often the most time-consuming part of the process. In-home construction rarely takes more than one week, with the elevator installation rarely taking longer than three days.
Elevator Easy by 101 Mobility of Washington DC’s full-time, factory-trained technicians handle all installations.
We carry contracting licenses across Maryland, Washington DC and Virginia, as well as elevator mechanic licenses in Maryland, Washington DC, Virginia, and West Virginia.
It’s critical that licensed installers handle residential elevator installations to protect you, your home, and your long-term safety.
Home elevators involve electrical work and mechanical systems, and must meet local code requirements. Licensed installers understand the permitting and inspection process, follow manufacturer specifications, and install home elevators to meet applicable safety standards. Licensing also supports accountability down the road. If anything with your residential elevator needs service, you can rely on a qualified team that stands behind the work.
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230 N. Washington St. #200
Rockville, MD 20850
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