Common lift questions — plain answers

There's no fixed catalogue price — it depends on stops, travel height, cabin size, pit/headroom and finishes. We quote after a villa survey. Glass cabins and civil changes add cost. Don't trust random '10 lakh all-in' forwards on WhatsApp.

Practical tipG+2 vs G+3 is a big price jump — each extra stop changes rail length and motor sizing.

Depends on the model — some need a pit, others offer reduced-pit or pitless options when headroom allows. MRL home packages are common in NCR duplexes. Don't accept 'pitless guaranteed' without a survey.

Practical tipOlder homes often have low headroom — ceiling cuts add civil cost we flag early.

Many small residential lifts use single phase, but capacity and model matter. We note electrical requirements on survey. Larger cabins or heavier loads may need a three-phase upgrade.

Practical tipOn NCR village extensions, voltage drop can be an issue — stabilizer or phase upgrade may be discussed.

Yes, when correctly sized, installed and maintained. Smooth levelling, reliable door sensors, an alarm or phone, and ARD for power cuts all matter. Even low-use villa lifts benefit from an annual check.

Practical tipAsk for comfortable button height and gentle door speed at handover if users are elderly.

Often 1–3 weeks once civil work is ready. We protect flooring and agree noisy work slots with your interior team — usually mornings to keep neighbours happy.

Practical tipDecide who supplies floor protection for marble — us or your contractor — before work starts.