Beeping annoying when start. Had a "6" error when going up the stairs and kept beeping and thought it would never stop Disappointed does not have an alarm when seatbelt not fastened. Moves consistently but would not call it "glides". Foot rest does not swivel with the seat so not safe when getting off chair. But gets me up the stairs. read more

The Worst - we have a service contract we called and it is still valid. They said they would contact us the next day they did not. When I called today, I was told it would be six days until they could get out to my mother's home, she is 95. 3rd year in a row chair goes down on the renewal of the service contract. Complete Scam read more

The engineering of the rack and pinion, too.many sections needing many joints. Each joint a potential problem for noise and virbration.

Why not sell a part to a customer that's very capable of repairing their own stairlift when the warranty has expired everyone does not need a expensive service technician for a minor repair be a little more helpful to the DIY customer read more

Acorn Stairlifts - This my stairlift disassembled waiting on 2 batteries and a switch - Medical Supplies Near Me - Orlando, Florida

In researching different brands. Each chairlift looked identical accept for Bruno. I liked their design better but it was not worth over $1200. Vs. the Acorn. Most of our living is on the main floor so my husband who needs this only uses it to get to his hobby area. So far we are pleased with the product. They were not a hard sell and negotiated pricing. The salesman was knowledgeable where others were not. Just a lot of small talk. Having a straight staircase was easy and the only extra was a retractable rail on the bottom. read more

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A week after it was installed our acorn stairlift left my wife halfway up a staircase. A flashing light read F7. Acorn has more than 40 codes. Leaving her sitting there I looked up the code. The problem was my OSG. Not helpful. I looked on the sheet I was told to tape near the lift, but there was no phone number on it. I found the number online, went through an AI menu, and was put on hold music when I selected "service." My wife is still sitting there. The service person suggested that she might transfer me to schedule a technician visit. My wife is still sitting there. Eventually I managed to get her down the stairs, but we have no access to the house. Acorn does not understand that it is making a product for often elderly and always disabled people. The complexity of their user interface is absurd. Their code system is opaque. Their customer support is nonexistent. Whatever the quality of their product (and failure after a week does not speak well of it) I would not advise anybody to buy an Acorn stair lift. read more

I have been requesting a repair and service for 2 months and have been told they are too busy to even make an appointment. if there was a star rating of minus 10 that would be the score. Do not use this company if you have a choice. their after sale service has become abysmal. read more

They are not the best when it comes to stairlifts. The actual stairlift is fine but be warned of the following; They DO NOT buy back the stairlift when you no longer need it. Do your research and ask if the company will buy it back. There are companies that do and we learned the hard way that Acorn DOES NOT. They DO NOT give you your money back on the maintenance plan for the unused portion. The maintenance plan to keep it under warranty is expensive up to $800-900 per year! Customer service is not experienced if you have questions. Curved chairlifts are around $12,000 with acorn, get more than one quote from US based companies. If you want to gift your stairlift they say "yes you can", but when you want to set it up, they make it impossible and come up with every excuse why they can't suddenly. It's all about making money and taking advantage of of you! read more

Update on stairlift. Acorn managed to come out 0n 7/30/25 which my wife and I were happy about. I guess you need to bitch and let them know you were going to report them, this was a medical necessity these need to be addressed first even if you need to reschedule someone else. Thank you Acorn. read more

It's a good product for what it is. It is not worth 6200. We had one installed for mother in law which was against my wishes. Mother in law lasted in our house about a month and a half and they want to charge me $300 to remove it. Which i would have been ok with if it would been in the house for more than 3 months. This will be the most expensive thing I have ever thrown in the trash. read more

If they actually followed the terms and conditions of their contract and gave you the right under the contract to cancel in 3 business days with no penalties and a full refund ! Clearly stated on the contract both of us signed. In my house that he came to. Just to give me a quote. Instead I felt pressured and I gave him my CC which he charged 305.00 dollars to the break down was 255.00 dollars for a permit and the 50.00 was an equipment fee deposit. He told me roughly 3 days it would take for the process of the permit. After he left I got my summary of benefits for my Medicare advantage plan and found out that they would not pay for it. So first thing on Monday morning 04/13/2026 I text message Darin and told him to stop the permit process because I just couldn't afford it. I know Darin read the text message because my phone showed me that he had. As time passed I thought that he was working on canceling the permit process. Instead he called me over 3 hours later and told me that the permit was ready and he said he didn't expect it to happen that fast. So he gave me the office number to call and the woman who I talked to said I was too late and there was nothing I could do. My text message went out to him at 6:23 am on 04/13 /2026 . He had enough time to stop and refund me my money. I believe he did it on purpose to keep me locked in the deal with him and his company. read more

For the second time my 4 year old Acorn stairlift needs service, and for the second time scheduled repair service is a no-show. Their service has been terrible for a long time, and it is no better now. Online reviews universally complain about service, and I wish I had not installed an Acorn. They now have scheduled repair for 11 days out. A person with mobility issues can not get along for nearly two weeks waiting for repair. Speaking to them about this issue is useless, the folks on the phone, who are nice enough, can't do anything at all about this seemingly intractable problem with this company. read more

do not buy. I have had it for 7 months, has broken down 4 times and it takes a week for them to repair and 2 out of 4 times the technician had very few skills with this! I'm almost crippled and ready to report them to the attorney generals office of Vermont read more

Poor design and even worse service. Had to wait 6 days for service on a unit that was not working. Totally unexceptable!

From the beginning my parents had issues. They had to come back and add parts to make it work. It was slow because they put power station in the middle and didn't remove when they came back to fix the 1st time and in general way to slow...and noisy. How many times did it break over the years. How many times did my father have to sleep down stairs for weeks. $500 batteries in addition to the $800 annual program. 2 techs for state of CT, months of waiting for annal service. Then when i told them my mother was moving and we don't want to renew, they called my mother and charged $800 for nothing. Couldn't get it back. Absolute junk and what a bunch of ______! read more

My dad is 96 . they had no problem grabbing the $15,000 install fee and doing it ASAP, which was good. But now the lift is running on its own at night and scaring them to death, despite turning off the key and taking the batteries out of the remote. He has called and called and called and gets nowhere other than almost one month repair time . They have a terrible time getting up stairs It's dangerous, Be warned! Response from the owner 3 hours ago Hello, Thank you for bringing this to our attention. I am so sorry to hear about the frustrations you are xperiencing. Please send an email to support@acornclub.com or a direct message to our Facebook page, Acom Stairlifts, Inc. We would like to make things right and do whatever we can to move up your service appointment. We apologize again for the inconvenience this has caused and look forward to hearing from you. Thank you, Colette Update: , as of Friday no word from anybody! Unbelievable, please check out Google reviews before you buy. Also check out this link below. Wish I had seen all this before I purchased. https://www.consumeraffairs.com/age/acorn-stairlifts.html read more

This company is the WORST. They charge $295 a year for a basic maintenance contract that entitles you to a once per year maintenance visit/check up. Sounds reasonable... BUT, they are impossible to schedule and tell you that it could be months before they have someone in the area and are willing to call you back. When we had a service outage (eg my elderly parent could not use the lift), they said it could be weeks before they got someone out there to fix it. UNACCEPTABLE performance. AVOID!!! read more

They are an absolute horror show. When the lift works it is acceptable, but God help you if you have a problem. My most recent screw up came after I finally got someone to do annual service. A week after the service --and after two months from the original service date, and three cancellations -- it broke down in the middle of the stairs. An "emergency" repair was scheduled for a week later, and the cancelled. On the morning of the next scheduled visit the service was postponed (illness), and rescheduled...for 10 days later. And I pay $845 annually for this abuse?!? read more

It is very expensive, and not really worth the price if you ask me, other companies have much better prices. The warranty is only 1 year not lifetime as they claim because you MUST purchase an additional service. Because we spent so much on it we went with the yearly 695 coverage that covers all services parts and labor. It is a nice chair and works ok, the swivel stopped working at the 1 year mark but they came and fix it within 2 days. read more

Called in a service technician for 92-year-old patient $550 later he left leaving the chair disconnected and leaving enormous amount of grease on the carpeting he was not able to come back to get the chair to work and she is left using a remote which she cannot see to operate. It is Thursday afternoon and they don't even see an appointment until Monday I find this to be completely unacceptable!!!! read more

Veery happy with the chair but when it comes to service they stink,having problems with the chair called for service time given to me was one month out,they have you buy the best plan say you will get fast service and you still have to wait a month after paying 700. for a plan,they are very fast sending you the bill for renewing at the end of the year. read more

After submitting a complaint to the BBB and locating an email address for the President of Acorn, I received a call, and a Maintenance Tech came out that day. It was a very simple fix, and luckily we had already paid our $500 or $600 annual maintenance fee, or it would have been so overpriced for service. However, just to add a few more details: 1) The Service Tech called making a very strange noise after I said "hello" on the phone, and not responding with a hello, or telling me who it was. I was about to hang up, as we get around 8 calls every day from irreputable sources. After I said hello a 2nd time, he finally came around to answering in a normal voice and identifying himself. Not a good way to connect with customers, if you want them to stay on the line. 2) He said, you asked for an "AI", so I'll do that for you. I asked what that was. He said an annual maintenance. I thought, great, since he came all the way out for 2 minutes of work, that would at least make the trip worthwhile. He was there for another 20 minutes or so. But, during that time, I walked past him about 8 times, and he was always on his ipad, and then asked me to sign and initial in multiple places on a form where he had marked "yes" to testing: - the remotes (he did not have those), - the rollers, - clean motor brush, - remove seat, - racking screws checked/tightened, - battery voltage, - charge rate, - top limit switch, - bottom limit switch, - final limit switch, - carriage safety up, - carriage safety down, - carriage seat swivel, - footrest up side, - footrest down side, - perch/sit stand arm safety, - seat belt checked, - seat bolts tightened/adjusted, - hand winding wheel supplied (have never seen a hand winder, nor know where/how to use one on this chair) - Charge pins/Pts Checked/Tightened He may have checked a battery voltage when I wasn't watching, or a charge rate, but I know he did not check or tighten any screws, clean a motor brush, check rollers, check the remotes, the hand winding wheel (which I don't know if she even has),..... When I read the form and said you haven't done these things, he told me that portion of the form was between him and the company; I was just to read the 3 line "Technician Report" and was signing off on that, even though he wanted my initials in each section of the form. Most of the 20 minutes was the Tech on his ipad and then chatting about other things, which was fine, if he actually did the "annual maintenance" he wanted me to sign off on. The reason I am posting this addition is because if you have an Acorn Stairlift, and if you are talked into the "annual maintenance agreement" (which, if you are only using it a few times a day, I don't think you will get any benefit from), (1) make sure they actually do the work, and (2) unless it is broken, I don't see the value of the $500 - $600/year cost. The only reason we paid for it this year was because they were already going to charge us around that much for a one-time maintenance, and, as a fluke, we had issues 9 months later. Normally, if not abused, we have only had to replace the battery a few times over 11 years, and we found a handyman to do it for $50. He retired, so now we are paying the exorbitant maintenance costs to Acorn. They are severely overcharging for their maintenance, and it takes many hours of your time, and potentially weeks to wait for them to offer service, where someone can be left stranded, so if you have an alternative, I would strongly consider that. read more

Acorn Stairlifts - $4k straight chairlift from Acorn. Curved is an additional $10k. - Medical Supplies Near Me - Orlando, Florida

Do not buy. Our chair has broken down twice and the service is terrible. We have maintained the annual service agreement wherein they promise to schedule priority breakdown assistance. Our unit has broken down twice, the first time it took Acorn three months to send someone to repair the unit. It is currently broken down for a month and still has not been scheduled for repair. They claim they are scheduling a visit, but time just continues to pass without any support. read more

Beware of misleading practices. When I spoke with the sales representative, I was clearly told the product came with a lifetime warranty, and I explicitly asked whether any maintenance plans were required to maintain it. The rep assured me they were not. However, a year later, the company is now claiming that the lifetime warranty is void unless I purchase their expensive maintenance plans. They insist this condition was stated in the agreement, but it was never disclosed to me during the sales process. This experience has left me feeling misled and taken advantage of. In my opinion, the company's practices are deceptive and dishonest. I wish I can give zero stara read more

Acorn stairlift broke down several times in the one year we've had it, then we had to wait several days to a week for tech support to fix it, making things very unsafe and limiting at home. So far it's been more of a liability and inconvenience than a help. read more

Have been a customer for 7 years. Called today because stair chair is broken. The earliest they can give m an appointment is in a week! My husband has suffered a stroke. He cannot leave the house without the stair chair. I am elderly and cannot help him. How does the company expect us to get to doctor appointments, etc. ? This is totally unacceptable. I have recommended Acorn to people before but I certainly wouldn't be comfortable doing that again. I am a very unhappy customer. read more

We ordered a stairlift for our new home. We had asked for something on the smaller and less obtrusive side as it wasn't going to be used much and didn't want it to be in the way. The chair was installed on 7/20/2023. It's enormous and obtrusive and clearly in the way of installing proper railings and regular use of the staircase. They have a piece of the track tilted upwards, which looks ridiculous. We contacted the company and they refuse to do anything whatsoever to alleviate the problem. They will, as what they call a courtesy, uninstall the chair, but won't take it off the property. They offer no refunds even though they were contacted within 12 hours of the installation. You sit on hold forever and then they refuse to offer any kind of assistance. Look elsewhere for a better product from a better company. These people should be avoided at all costs! read more

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My stairlift has been a great addition to my mobility in my two story house. But, customer service is not great. My annual service is scheduled on a date of the company's choosing and always gets rescheduled. I renewed my service in February, got scheduled for April with no confirmation. When I called to confirm, I was told I was rescheduled for May on a day I wouldn't be available. They claimed they sent me a voicemail which I didn't receive. Great sales, good product, terrible customer service. read more

Maintenance service exceeded 17 months. More timeliness is needed for an expensive product.

Owned Acorn for several years. Slick sales presentation, good installation. Acorn overcharged sales tax, and when I called the phone number on the paper left by the salesman, it rang over and over but no one answered. Tried multiple times with same result. Never received a refund on the tax. When the product quit working after a year, there was no local repairman. The "We Repair All Brands" guy came from 60 miles away and installed new batteries - charged $750, but the lift still didn't work correctly. I finally took it apart myself and found two loose electrical connections - one on the circuit board and another under the rail. Ridiculous situation, and I cannot recommend this company or its product. read more

Was missed lead my mother is totally disabled got the lift and the seat would not rotate far enough to be able to get my mother in it with the bed lift now they wondering if they gona refund me my money calling the attorney general office Tomorrow and report them if I don't get my money back read more

Wish I had read the reviews for this company. Terrible company. They did a terrible job installing and will not come out and fix the issue until a month later!! Do not go with this company! read more

One star only because zero was not an option. Acorn polices are shamelessly built for the sole purpose of extracting every possible dollar from any and everyone unfortunate enough to find themselves in need of their product(s). It's a cash-grab, common in the medical equipment industry ofc, and they'll gouge you at every opportunity. Criminal. Run from them. read more

The company advertises itself as the world's best stairlifts, but their customer service leaves much to be desired and I would not recommend them to anyone who depends on assistance to go up or down stairs. Excellent sales and installation. But... They have clearly not invested in customer breakdown support. Our stairlift from the ground floor to our upstairs bedroom shut down half way up the staircase on the Tuesday before Thanksgiving. Customer support advised me that the earliest they could get a tech to our house was one week later! This has happened before. Do not schedule breakdowns near the end of the week or near holidays. read more

too soon to know how well the thing will work. but dealing with them was a real hassle. Given wrong info about getting Rx to avoid sales tax. Then overcharged by installer compared to the quote provided IN WRITING by the sales person. Promised refund never happened. Can't even get a real person on the phone to get it cleared up. BE CAREFUL if you must deal with them. read more

Chair stopped working again. I have experienced no customer service after evening hours and weekends. I have very seldom received a response when I have left messages. If you are lucky to get a response the wait time for service is not immediate even if it is an emergency. Example:My father can't climb the stairs and the chair has stopped moving. The remotes won't work even though they have new batteries. If you get this chair, remember the customer service as we have experienced is slow. You may have to call several times before you get a response if you have left a message. read more

Made an appointment for the in home survey and no one showed up. I guess my time and business is not important to Acorn stair lifts . Look else were towards a business that can keep an appointment. read more

BEWARE! May seem like a good choice since initial cost is lower than other companies who sell and install chairlifts.....however...after one year you must purchase service coverage or chance paying over $250.00 plus parts for service. spent one hour with customer service - very poor. Shop around, my friends..... read more

Acorn is the worst company relative to customer service. I had scheduled an appointment and was fully prepared to buy a stairlift from Acorn. However, the company began calling me every two to three hours to confirm my appointment, beginning four days prior to my scheduled appointment. I confirmed the appointment three times and even called directly to Acorn to confirm the appointment so I wouldn't continue to get automated calls. Acorn continued to call. I cancelled my appointment, and guess what? Acorn has called me three more times to see if I want to reschedule. I asked to be placed on the DO NOT CALL list and yet they still call. I tried to file a complaint with Acorn via phone and their customer service reps are RUDE. And trying to get through on their published customer service line is next to impossible. You have to leave a message. Please look at other companies --- read more

scheduling service nightmare ... Stairlift works well when working but scheduling service is a nightmare when not. Have spent the last three days trying to schedule an appointment to get battery replaced. 4 calls with a hold time of 45 minutes each and 3 voicemails and my grandmother is still without a means to get up and down her stairs. There is no way she would have been able to navigate the scheduling process herself. I still don't have a service date and hope it's not too long of a wait with the weekend coming. These chairs cost a ton and people need them. Please do better. Date of experience: August 09, 2023 read more