At Country Home Elevator, serving Missouri, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Kansas, we’re proud to stand alongside the men and women who have served our country. This Veterans Day, we celebrate their courage by focusing on what matters most — helping our local veterans live safely, comfortably, and independently at home with an in home elevator.
Through our partnership with Cibes Symmetry, we provide reliable and stylish accessibility solutions — from residential elevators to vertical platform lifts — designed to make everyday life easier for those with mobility challenges.
Many veterans returning home face new physical challenges that make everyday activities more difficult. Stairs, raised entries, and narrow spaces can limit freedom and safety — but accessible home design can restore independence, confidence, and peace of mind.
That’s why Country Home Elevator proudly installs Cibes Symmetry’s full line of accessibility products, including Vertical Platform Lifts and compact home elevators, engineered to deliver dependable performance and modern design.
A Vertical Platform Lift (VPL) is one of the most effective ways to eliminate barriers at home. Designed to move wheelchair users or individuals with limited mobility between levels, these lifts offer safety, simplicity, and long-lasting reliability.
For veterans across Missouri, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Kansas, a Cibes Symmetry Vertical Platform Lift can:
✅ Provide safe access to porches, decks, or garage entries
✅ Reduce strain and fall risk when navigating stairs
✅ Maintain independence without major renovations
✅ Operate dependably through all seasons and weather
Strong, simple, and built to last — our platform lifts embody the same reliability our veterans have shown in service.
When accessibility meets design, the Cibes Symmetry Ascenda residential elevator stands out. Its compact through-floor design fits seamlessly into existing homes, offering quiet, smooth, and energy-efficient performance.
Benefits for veterans include:
✅ Easy installation with minimal construction
✅ Quiet, low-maintenance operation
✅ Modern finishes that enhance any home style
✅ Reliable functionality for long-term comfort and safety
With the Ascenda, veterans can continue living in the homes they love — without compromise.
At Country Home Elevator, we are proud to employ three outstanding veterans — Tyler, Keaton, and Isaiah — who now serve as valued technicians on our team. We deeply appreciate their service to our country and the dedication, discipline, and teamwork they bring to our company every day. Having them as part of the Country Home Elevator family is an honor, and we are grateful for the leadership and integrity they demonstrate both in and out of uniform.
We are honored to help our region’s veterans achieve greater independence and mobility. Every Cibes Symmetry elevator or lift we install represents a step toward comfort, dignity, and freedom.
This Veterans Day, and every day, we extend our deepest gratitude to those who have served. Your courage inspires us to make accessibility attainable for all.
Contact C. H. Elevator today to explore Cibes Symmetry accessibility solutions that fit your home, your lifestyle, and your goals for independence.
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