South Wales Stairlifts
Supplies, installs, rents and repairs stairlifts for people with mobility needs across South Wales
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About South Wales Stairlifts
South Wales Stairlifts supplies and installs new and reconditioned straight and curved stairlifts, and offers rentals, servicing, repairs and removals. It provides free in-home consultations to help customers choose a stairlift suited to their mobility needs and budget.
The company serves residential customers across Cardiff, Newport, Swansea and other South Wales locations. It is registered in Barry and was founded in 2011; its website also describes it as based in Cardiff.
Product: Sales, installation, rental, servicing, repair and removal of new and reconditioned stairlifts.
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