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Atlantic Elevators Atlantic Elevators is a full service home elevator and accessibility company operating in northeaste

Atlantic Elevators is a full service home elevator and accessibility company operating in northeastern North Carolina and Southeast Virginia.

Last year, the Atlantic Elevators crew brought home second place at the Colington Volunteer Fire Department Fire Truck P...
10/07/2026

Last year, the Atlantic Elevators crew brought home second place at the Colington Volunteer Fire Department Fire Truck Pull. This year, we’re going for FIRST. 💪🚒

The 2nd Annual Firetruck Pull is happening Saturday, October 10 at noon in front of Belk at Dare Centre in Kill Devil Hills. Six-person teams will put their strength to the test while helping support the Colington Volunteer Fire Department and Beach Food Pantry.

Come out, cheer on the teams, and keep an eye out for the Atlantic Elevators crew. We’re ready for round two! 🏆

Chicago was a great stop for the Atlantic Elevators team! 🏙️We recently attended the NAEC - National Association of Elev...
10/06/2026

Chicago was a great stop for the Atlantic Elevators team! 🏙️

We recently attended the NAEC - National Association of Elevator Contractors, connecting with others in the elevator industry, checking out the latest products and technology, and spending time with our partners at Savaria.

And we had something pretty exciting to celebrate while we were there , Atlantic Elevators ranked #2 in the nation for Savaria sales in 2025! ⭐

We’re proud of what our team has accomplished and grateful to our customers and partners who continue to trust Atlantic Elevators for their accessibility and elevator needs.

Here’s to another strong year ahead! 👏

10/05/2026

Safety starts with a team that stays informed, prepared, and connected.

Each month, the Atlantic Elevators crew gets together at The Dunes Restaurant for our regular safety meeting, a chance to review procedures, talk through jobsite best practices, ask questions, and make sure everyone is on the same page.

It’s also a good opportunity to slow down for a bit, share a meal, catch up, and spend some time together outside of the jobsite.

A little safety, a little team bonding, and another monthly meeting in the books. 👏

🍂 Fall project season is here, and September is a great time to start planning your home elevator!If an elevator is part...
10/01/2026

🍂 Fall project season is here, and September is a great time to start planning your home elevator!

If an elevator is part of an upcoming renovation, new build, or accessibility upgrade, getting started early gives you more time to think through the details that matter: placement, available space, elevator type, design preferences, and the requirements of your home.

Starting the conversation now also gives you time to coordinate plans before construction is underway, helping your elevator become part of the overall project instead of an afterthought.

Thinking about adding an elevator to your home? Let’s start planning.

Contact us today: https://bit.ly/4gaJnhb

We’re heading to Chicago! 🛗🏙️Atlantic Elevators is excited to attend the National Association of Elevator Contractors (N...
09/25/2026

We’re heading to Chicago! 🛗🏙️

Atlantic Elevators is excited to attend the National Association of Elevator Contractors (NAEC) Convention, September 28 through October 1.

Events like this are a great opportunity to connect with others in the elevator industry, learn about new products and technology, and stay up to date on the latest developments shaping accessibility and vertical transportation.

We’re looking forward to bringing those insights back home and continuing to provide dependable elevator and accessibility solutions to the communities we serve.

Chicago, here we come!

What does the process of adding a home elevator actually look like? Here’s a look at the journey from planning to your f...
09/23/2026

What does the process of adding a home elevator actually look like? Here’s a look at the journey from planning to your first ride! 🛗

1️⃣ Determine your needs
Start by deciding which accessibility solution is right for you. That could be an elevator, stairlift, vertical platform lift, wheelchair lift, cargo lift, or another option. For elevators, you’ll also need to consider systems like traction, hydraulic, or winding drum.

2️⃣ Determine your project budget
Think about the full scope of your project. Are you planning for just the elevator equipment, or will your project also require construction, renovations, or a new elevator shaft?

3️⃣ Make sure your property can accommodate it
Survey setbacks, lot coverage, and local requirements can affect what you’re able to add. Your town’s planning department can help answer property-specific questions.

4️⃣ Select a builder
Choose a builder for the construction and permitting process, or determine if you plan to manage that portion yourself.

5️⃣ Begin construction & finalize selections
Once construction begins, measurements can be taken to order your elevator. This is also when you’ll finalize selections and submit the required deposit.

6️⃣ Plan for lead times
Elevators: approximately 4-8 weeks
Stairlifts: approximately 1-2 weeks
Vertical platform & wheelchair lifts: approximately 4-6 weeks

7️⃣ Installation
Once your elevator arrives and the site is ready, installation typically takes about 2-3 days.

8️⃣ Final inspection
Your completed elevator will go through the required final inspection with the local Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ).

9️⃣ Enjoy your elevator!
Once everything is approved, it’s time to enjoy the convenience of your new elevator. Don’t forget about annual preventative maintenance to help keep it operating properly for years to come!

Ready to start planning? Learn more: https://bit.ly/4g4d4QR

How much space does a home elevator actually need?Probably less than you think! Your elevator’s “footprint” depends on s...
09/17/2026

How much space does a home elevator actually need?

Probably less than you think! Your elevator’s “footprint” depends on several factors, including the type of elevator, cab size, number of floors, drive system, and the layout of your home.

It’s not just about finding room for the cab, either. Planning also needs to account for the hoistway, doors and entrances, equipment requirements, and any necessary overhead or pit space.

That’s why getting Atlantic Elevators involved early can make such a difference. We can work alongside you, your builder, or your architect to determine what your home needs and help plan an elevator that makes sense for the available space.

🔗 Start planning your home elevator: https://bit.ly/4qdyujk

Practical, dependable comfort for your home. 🏠The Harmar SL350AC Stairlift is designed for straight indoor staircases an...
09/10/2026

Practical, dependable comfort for your home. 🏠

The Harmar SL350AC Stairlift is designed for straight indoor staircases and offers a simple, reliable way to make moving between floors easier.

With a spacious padded seat, adjustable seating components, easy-to-use controls, and a folding seat and footrest to help keep your staircase clear when the lift isn’t in use, the SL350AC is built with everyday comfort and convenience in mind.

It also features custom track lengths and call/send controls at both the top and bottom of the stairs, allowing the stairlift to be sent where it’s needed.

Atlantic Elevators proudly installs Harmar stairlifts throughout the Outer Banks, Eastern North Carolina, and Central and Southeastern Virginia.

Ready to make your stairs more accessible? Request an estimate: https://bit.ly/4gXyhwi

🏠 Hydraulic or traction, which elevator system makes the most sense for your home?The answer often comes down to your ho...
09/09/2026

🏠 Hydraulic or traction, which elevator system makes the most sense for your home?

The answer often comes down to your home’s layout, available space, number of floors, and the overall goals for your elevator.

Hydraulic elevators use a piston and fluid-driven system to move the cab. They’re known for smooth, reliable operation and can be a great fit when the home has adequate space to accommodate the equipment the system requires.

Traction elevators use cables or belts and a counterweight system to move the cab. They typically require less space for equipment and can be an excellent option when you’re working with a tighter layout or looking for an efficient solution for multiple floors.

There’s no one-size-fits-all answer. At Atlantic Elevators, we’ll look at your home, your space, and your accessibility needs to help determine which system makes the most sense.

🔗 Learn more about residential elevator options: https://bit.ly/4xFesAV

Our office will be closed on Monday, September 7 for the Labor Day holiday. We will still be taking emergency calls, so ...
09/04/2026

Our office will be closed on Monday, September 7 for the Labor Day holiday. We will still be taking emergency calls, so please don't hesitate to reach out if you have an urgent need!

We hope you all have a happy and safe Labor Day weekend! 🇺🇸

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301 W. Fresh Pond
Kill Devil Hills, NC
27948

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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+12524731083

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