We install home lifts and residential elevators in Tulum: structural review, shaft or glass enclosure, electrical feed, installation and a maintenance plan, from one contractor. Tulum's premium build is villas and boutique hotels in Aldea Zamá, Región 15, the beach road and the jungle lots towards Cobá, with wellness design — spas, temazcal, plunge pools — at the centre.
Compact screw-driven or platform lifts that need a shallow pit and little headroom, ideal for existing villas.
Steel and laminated glass shafts that become an architectural feature.
Openings in slabs, structural reinforcement and finishes for adding a lift to a finished villa.
Licences come from Tulum municipality, and many projects also need SEMA approval for exterior and landscape works; condo developments add HOA rules and approved work hours. We work with screw-driven, hydraulic and machine-room-less systems and choose the one that fits the house, the stops and the budget.
Tulum is about one hour from our workshops; we keep crews on site for full days and source plants and many materials locally to save trips. Shaft, power feed and emergency battery are coordinated with the building permit, and maintenance visits are scheduled from day one.
Many areas still lack reliable municipal supply and use wells, pipes and cisterns, with hard water that scales fittings, so filtration and storage are part of most projects.
Tulum is rental-driven, so owners want work done between bookings and finishes that survive heavy guest use.
| Item | Detail | Price (MXN) |
|---|---|---|
| Home lift 2–3 stops | Screw-driven or platform | $508,500–$960,500 |
| Residential elevator 2–4 stops | Hydraulic or MRL traction | $734,500–$1,469,000 |
| Shaft construction | Concrete or block, pit, beam | $135,600–$339,000 |
| Glass panoramic shaft | Steel + laminated glass, extra | $282,500–$791,000 |
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