Over 20 Years’ Experience In Lift Manufacturing

Commercial and Residential Cargo Lifts, Elevators & VPL's

Veranda ‘Vator is proud to manufacture dependable commercial and residential cargo lifts, passenger elevators & VPL’s that boost the safety and convenience of your property.

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Safe And Stable Design


Chances are if you are visiting this site, you live or work in a multi-story building. Chances are also likely stair climbing is not the high point of your day. Here is the solution! Veranda ‘vator cargo lifts and passenger elevators. Veranda ‘vator elevators and lifts mount externally to a porch, balcony, or stair landing, to help users transport heavy materials, or you.

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Elevated wooden pier with stairs and a elevator lift. White railings and supports against a blue sky.
Wooden boat dock with a elevator lift, stairs, and a partial roof, overlooking a lake under a blue sky.

Cargo Lifts

Veranda 'Vator is proud to manufacture industry-leading lifts that prioritize safety and reliability.

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Passenger Compliant Elevators

At Veranda 'Vator, we take pride in producing some of the safest and most reliable passenger elevators available on the market today.

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Sustainability

Why Choose Us

Veranda ‘Vator is committed to improving safety and quality of life with innovative lifts. We transform your living and working spaces with innovative cargo lifts and passenger elevators, designed for today’s homes and lifestyles.

Did You Know?

Homes in coastal communities are being built higher above sea level than ever before. With this trend, we were inspired to develop a solution.

  • Patented Braking System
  • 7 1/2" Roller
  • 1000lb/750lb Capacity Lift Design
  • Easy To Use
  • Optional Safety Gate
  • Safe And Stable Design
  • Cost Effective Price Point
  • Multiple Cables For Added Security
  • Slack Cable Brake
  • Marine Grade Construction
  • Fast Lift And Fall Cycle
  • Your Choice Of Openwork Or Baluster Sides

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Based In Fort Myers, Florida



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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the difference between a vertical platform lift, a cargo lift and an elevator?

    Vertical platform lifts or vpl's are wheelchair lifts. They are limited to 14' of upwards travel. Cargo lifts are material or freight lifts. Cargo lifts are not passenger compliant according to ASME 17.1 or 18.1. An elevator is a broad term for any vertically moving device that carries a load. Passenger elevators are built to a stricter set of guidelines than vpl's and thus are not limited to 14' of travel.

  • What does it mean if an elevator is ADA compliant?

    The Americans with Disabilities Act is mostly concerned with accessibility. There is a number of things ADA states about elevators. One example is the platform size needs to be large enough for a wheelchair, and an individual behind them pushing the wheelchair. ADA does not speak to safety concerns relating to machine failure.

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Planning a Beach House Exterior Lift Before Construction

By Veranda 'Vator • July 11, 2026
A coastal home can look perfect on paper until you need to move a wheelchair, cooler, appliance, or suitcase between levels. In multi-story residences, stairs, narrow landings, and salt air can quickly transform your elevated home into a serious access problem. A beach house e...

How to Choose Outdoor Lift Capacity for Beach Homes

By Veranda 'Vator • July 10, 2026
A lift that handles a few grocery bags may struggle with a wheelchair, beach cart, or loaded cooler. Choosing the right outdoor lift capacity means planning for the heaviest realistic load, the way it will be placed on the platform, and the coastal conditions around your home....

Outdoor Lift Installation Timeline for Elevated Florida Homes

By Veranda 'Vator • July 9, 2026
A new outdoor lift can look like a one-day project from the street, but the real schedule starts long before the crew arrives. For an elevated Florida home, outdoor lift installation usually involves permits, site prep, electrical work, and a final inspection before the first...