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Estimate the indicative cost of a lift for G+1, G+2, G+3, G+4 and higher buildings based on lift type, capacity, number of stops, doors and specification.
Enter your building and lift requirements to get an indicative project cost range.
The cost of a lift depends partly on the number of floors and the total travel distance. A lift for a G+1 house can have a significantly different specification from a lift serving G+3, G+5 or G+10 buildings.
Additional stops, higher travel, larger capacities, automatic doors, premium cabin finishes and specialised safety requirements can increase the overall project cost.
Use these ranges as an initial planning reference. Actual prices vary according to specifications.
| Building | Typical Application | Typical Capacity | Indicative Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| G+1 | Home / Small Residential | 4–6 Persons | ₹4.4L onwards* |
| G+2 | Home / Residential | 4–8 Persons | ₹5L – ₹8L* |
| G+3 | Home / Residential | 4–10 Persons | ₹6L – ₹10L* |
| G+4 | Residential / Commercial | 6–10 Persons | ₹7L – ₹12L* |
| G+5 | Residential / Commercial | 8–13 Persons | ₹8L – ₹14L* |
| G+6+ | Apartment / Commercial | 8–15+ Persons | Project specific* |
G+1 buildings generally require fewer stops and shorter travel. For independent homes and small residential buildings, home lifts or compact passenger lifts may be considered depending on the available shaft and usage.
For G+2 and G+3 buildings, lift selection usually depends on passenger capacity, number of users, shaft dimensions, door configuration and expected traffic. Residential, villa and small apartment projects can have different requirements.
As building height increases, lift travel, number of stops, traffic requirements and technical specifications become increasingly important. Apartment and commercial projects may require larger passenger capacities and different traffic-handling specifications.
An online calculator can provide a useful budgetary estimate, but a project quotation should consider shaft dimensions, pit depth, headroom, floor-to-floor height, electrical supply, doors, cabin design, machine, controller and site installation conditions.
A G+1 lift can vary substantially depending on whether it is a home lift or passenger elevator, its capacity, doors, cabin finish and installation requirements. Use the calculator above for an indicative starting range.
The cost of a G+2 lift depends on the number of stops, capacity, travel distance, doors, lift system and specifications. The calculator provides an indicative range for planning.
A G+3 project can use different lift specifications depending on whether it is an independent home, apartment, commercial building or another application. Capacity and finish can materially change the price.
Additional floors can increase travel distance and the number of stops, which may increase equipment and installation costs. However, the exact impact depends on the lift design and specification.
No. The calculator provides an indicative planning estimate. A final quotation should be prepared after confirming the technical specifications and site conditions.
GST and other applicable charges should be confirmed in the detailed quotation. Civil work, electrical work, ARD and special site requirements may also be additional depending on the project.
Yes. Volo Lifts can evaluate the project requirements and provide a project-specific quotation based on the lift application, capacity, floors, shaft and selected specifications.
Get your requirement evaluated before comparing lift quotations from different suppliers.