Cost effective method of removing and selling unwanted stairlifts


Removing a stairlift can be an option for those who want to resell a home, those who want to move and rent another home, or when the stairlift is no longer useful or when you need a replacement.
For instance, you may need to remove rental stairlifts anyway when the period of renting is over instead of extending the period. You just may have gotten a better deal or are willing to now purchase or rent a different model. You might also need to remove the stairlift temporarily and fix the installation. Whether you are planning to remove reconditioned stairlifts or rental stairlifts, you can do it in a manner that helps you to save costs.
This article discusses the option you might have to do that.
1. Part exchange: If you are looking for a replacement, you can talk to the company to give a quote for a new one. Many may offer you to trade in part exchange your old model. Ensure the removal and disposal of the old stairlift is factored into the quote. You can also shop around for those accepting trade-in and find the best deal.
2. Sell privately: In some cases, it can be faster to sell your reconditioned stairlifts than you might think. For instance, if you have a less-than-a-year-old Acorn stairlift, the company will help you to sell the stairlift by placing adverts on your behalf. They charge for this service and will factor in the tailored advertising package and advise on a sale price.
Ebay or Gumtree are also suitable option markets for those willing to sell their stairlifts.
3. Paying for removal: If the stairlift is of a certain age, you might be charged some removal fees to remove it. In some cases, some companies will remove a new stairlift free of charge.
Also, consider how much a company is willing to sell a new one if they are offering a free removal service. In some cases, there might be some cost benefits and in other cases, there might not be any.

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