A private home
Exempt from Saskatchewan’s elevator regulations, but still built to CSA B44 or B355.
Saskatoon · Regina
Home elevators in Saskatchewan.
Shaft, pit, power and permits in one contract.
Two floors or more
A bungalow may need only two stops
Over a full basement, the Up-Down links two floors with no shaft or pit.
Key components available with CSA, UL or CE certification.
What that covers
What Saskatchewan asks for
It depends on who lives in the building.
Anything else
Condos, care homes and businesses need TSASK registration, a licensed contractor and a licence.
The work around it
The shaft, pit and circuit need building and electrical permits either way.
FAQ
Saskatchewan questions
Do I need a permit for a home elevator in Saskatchewan?
Not for the elevator in a private home; the building work and circuit need permits, which we handle.
Which model suits a bungalow with a basement?
The Up-Down for two floors with no shaft or pit; the Yijia Q or G1 where a shaft fits.
Are the parts certified?
The motor and controller can be CSA, UL (cUL) or CE certified. What that covers.
Do you install outside Regina and Saskatoon?
Yes, across Saskatchewan, Alberta and Manitoba.