Can anyone recommend a lift installer?

[Boxer12]

I am putting a lift in my garage, and IndyLifts (sponsor) doesn't have installers in Colorado. Thanks. Jim

 

[hou99gts]

If it is a 4 post lift and you normally do all the maintenance on your own vehicles, it is my opinion you can install it yourself if you have any desire to. I did all the installation of mine myself (except to borrow a neighbor to lift the two heavy pieces into place) and it was straight forward. Just a thought-

 

[Detlef]

This company in Loveland has installed a rotary list for a buddy of mine. He is happy with their work. They sell the Rotary so not sure they'll install your brand.

Custom Garage Works of Colorado. Remodel your garage with new flooring, cabinets, storage and car lifts

 

[LifeIsGood]

I'm willing to help if you decide to do it yourself. I don't know anything about anchoring them into the concrete, as mine is not anchored.

 

[Boxer12]

Thanks for the input guys. I want to do an asymmetrical two post lift so I can use it for my TR as well as my Vipers. It will have to be anchored to the floor, will have two solid 12 ft beams to handle, with a rather long cross-member, and I don't want to get hurt. Not really sure how much a beam weighs, but I am guessing like 800 lbs. I also live pretty far out. Life, that's a nice offer but if the install is reasonable, I don't mind paying to make sure its 100%. Detlef, I like what I hear about Rotary, so I will give those guys a call.