Round Rock is two cities in one — flat prairie east of I-35, hillier escarpment lots to the west — and we install elevators and stair lifts in both. Our CAPS-certified team helps older adults stay safely and comfortably in the homes they love — without moving, without assisted living, and without uprooting a life built here.
Your local Central Texas team
Yes — Round Rock, roughly 15 to 20 miles north of Austin, is inside our regular elevator and platform-lift service area. Round Rock straddles the Balcones Escarpment: neighborhoods east of I-35 sit on flat Blackland Prairie, while stretches closer to the escarpment on the west side pick up hillier terrain and more walkout-lower-level lots, similar to what we see in Austin's own Hill Country suburbs. The city sits mostly in Williamson County, with a small part extending into Travis County, and we confirm which county your address falls under and handle permitting either way.
Yes — Round Rock is inside our regular stair-lift service area. Terrain runs from flat Blackland Prairie east of I-35 to hillier, multi-level lots closer to the escarpment on the west side, and we see both straight and curved staircase requests across Round Rock's mix of established and newer neighborhoods. The city sits mostly in Williamson County, with a small part extending into Travis County, and we confirm which county your address falls under and handle permitting either way.
No pressure, no obligation. Just an honest conversation about what your home needs.
A community worth staying in
Round Rock's growth has been remarkable for two decades running, and a meaningful share of its earliest master-planned neighborhoods are now home to residents who bought in when the kids were young and the stairs were never a second thought. That is changing.
One neighborhood we get asked about often by name is Round Rock's Mustang Ranch — see our dedicated Mustang Ranch page, which also covers the separate Mustang Ranch neighborhood in Buda.
We serve the full Round Rock area from our Driftwood home base. Our typical project radius includes:
Not sure if your address falls in our service area? Call or text (512) 222-8834 — we are happy to confirm.
What Round Rock families ask us for most
Elevators and stair lifts are our top two requests in Round Rock — here is what Round Rock clients ask us for most often.
Round Rock straddles the Balcones Escarpment: neighborhoods east of I-35 sit on flat Blackland Prairie, while stretches closer to the escarpment on the west side pick up hillier terrain and more walkout-lower-level lots, similar to what we see in Austin's own Hill Country suburbs.
Terrain runs from flat Blackland Prairie east of I-35 to hillier, multi-level lots closer to the escarpment on the west side, and we see both straight and curved staircase requests across Round Rock's mix of established and newer neighborhoods.
Properly installed grab bars — anchored into studs or blocking, rated for 250 lbs or more — are one of the most effective fall-prevention tools available. Available in finishes that complement Round Rock interiors.
Not sure where to start? Our CAPS-certified specialists walk every room with you and identify the changes that will have the most impact, including whether an elevator, platform lift, or stair lift is the better fit for your specific home.
What our Round Rock neighbors say
Verified client reviews coming soon — ask us for local references.
Whether your project requires a permit depends on scope and jurisdiction. Small safety additions like grab bar installation typically do not require a permit. Elevators, platform lifts, stair lifts, and bathroom remodels that involve electrical, structural, or plumbing work usually do. The city sits mostly in Williamson County, with a small part extending into Travis County, and we confirm which county your address falls under and handle permitting either way. We pull permits on your behalf and schedule all required inspections — you do not have to track that process.
Round Rock straddles the Balcones Escarpment: neighborhoods east of I-35 sit on flat Blackland Prairie, while stretches closer to the escarpment on the west side pick up hillier terrain and more walkout-lower-level lots, similar to what we see in Austin's own Hill Country suburbs. Terrain runs from flat Blackland Prairie east of I-35 to hillier, multi-level lots closer to the escarpment on the west side, and we see both straight and curved staircase requests across Round Rock's mix of established and newer neighborhoods.
Help paying for it
The cost of accessibility modifications varies by project — a home elevator is very different from a grab bar installation. A free in-home assessment gives you an exact quote for your home. See our cost guide for typical Central Texas project ranges and our full funding guide for program details.
We help with paperwork; not medical/legal/financial advice — verify current program details before relying on any benefit.
Our Driftwood home base puts us close to a wide range of Central Texas and Austin-metro communities. We regularly work in Georgetown & Sun City, Pflugerville, Austin, and throughout the Austin metro. See the full list of communities we serve to find your area.
Yes — Round Rock, roughly 15 to 20 miles north of Austin, is inside our regular elevator and platform-lift service area. Round Rock straddles the Balcones Escarpment: neighborhoods east of I-35 sit on flat Blackland Prairie, while stretches closer to the escarpment on the west side pick up hillier terrain and more walkout-lower-level lots, similar to what we see in Austin's own Hill Country suburbs. The city sits mostly in Williamson County, with a small part extending into Travis County, and we confirm which county your address falls under and handle permitting either way.
Yes — Round Rock is inside our regular stair-lift service area. Terrain runs from flat Blackland Prairie east of I-35 to hillier, multi-level lots closer to the escarpment on the west side, and we see both straight and curved staircase requests across Round Rock's mix of established and newer neighborhoods. The city sits mostly in Williamson County, with a small part extending into Travis County, and we confirm which county your address falls under and handle permitting either way.
It depends on the scope. Small safety additions like grab bars typically do not require a permit. A curbless shower conversion, stair lift, or elevator/platform-lift installation that involves plumbing, electrical, or structural work usually does. The city sits mostly in Williamson County, with a small part extending into Travis County, and we confirm which county your address falls under and handle permitting either way. We handle the permit application and inspections on your behalf.
Yes. Round Rock residents may qualify for several programs. Veterans may apply for the VA Home Improvements and Structural Alterations (HISA) grant for medically necessary modifications — verify current amounts with your VA case manager. Texas Medicaid STAR+PLUS HCBS waiver can cover Minor Home Modifications for eligible enrollees. Some Medicare Advantage plans now offer limited home-safety benefits — check your specific plan. We help with the paperwork and work directly with VA caseworkers. We are not a legal or financial advisor; verify current program details before relying on any benefit.
Once your Round Rock home is safer, the Live Oak Home Care Plan keeps it that way: scheduled maintenance visits, small fixes handled on the spot, and a photo report sent to family after every visit.
We will come to your home, walk every room with you, and give you an honest assessment — at no charge and with no pressure to commit. Our team is local, our work is warrantied, and our goal is simple: help you stay safely in the home you love, as long as you want to be there.
Call or text (512) 222-8834 — or fill out our short form and we will reach out to schedule at a time that works for you.
