Sell Your Brooks Stairlift — Cash on Collection
Brooks 130 · T700 · 120 · Liverpool, Merseyside & the North West
Finished with your Brooks stairlift? We pay £200 cash for a working Brooks 130 and £250 for the newer T700 — collected and professionally removed by the same family firm that reconditions them in our Bootle workshop. Older Brooks models are removed honestly too: 120s free of charge, and anything older for a fixed fee agreed on the phone. No couriers, no haggling on the doorstep — one call, one honest number, cash on the day.
What Your Brooks Is Worth
2026 Brooks Buy-Back Prices
| Model | What you get | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Brooks 130 (straight) | We pay you £200 | Working lift, cash on the day, free removal |
| Brooks 130 T700 (straight) | We pay you £250 | Newer generation; cash on the day, free removal |
| Brooks 120 (straight) | Free removal | Too old to recondition — we remove it professionally at no charge |
| Older Brooks models | Chargeable removal | Honest fixed price agreed on the phone before we visit |
Not sure which model you have? A quick photo of the lift is all we need — we identify it in seconds.
One Call, Cash Paid
How Selling Your Brooks Works
Selling takes one phone call:
- ✓Call 0151 314 4884 with the model and whether the lift runs — a photo helps if you are not sure which Brooks you have.
- ✓Get the number on the phone. £200 for a working 130, £250 for a T700 — no doorstep renegotiation.
- ✓We collect and remove professionally. Rails are fixed to the stair treads, not the wall, so removal leaves the staircase clean and tidy.
- ✓Cash on the day. Paid when we collect — not a bank transfer that follows next week.
- ✓Your lift gets a second life. Bought lifts go straight to our Bootle workshop for full reconditioning — which is exactly why we can pay rather than charge.
Selling Your Brooks — FAQs
How much will you pay for my Brooks stairlift?
£200 cash for a working Brooks 130 and £250 for the Brooks 130 T700, both including free professional removal. The price we agree on the phone is the price paid on the day.
Do you buy the Brooks 120?
We remove Brooks 120s free of charge, but we cannot pay for them — the 120 is too old for our reconditioning programme, so it has no resale value to us. Free, tidy, professional removal is the honest offer.
What about Brooks models older than the 120?
Models older than the 120 are removed for a fixed fee agreed on the phone before we visit. We will always tell you straight which category your lift falls into.
Does my Brooks need to be working?
To be bought, yes — the £200/£250 prices are for working lifts. If yours has a fault, describe it when you call: sometimes it is only batteries and the lift still has value; if it genuinely does not, we will be straight about whether it is a free or chargeable removal.
How quickly can you collect?
Usually within days — collection slots fit around our installation diary and we will give you an honest date on the phone. If the removal is part of a replacement installation, it happens in the same visit.
Will removing the stairlift damage my stairs?
No. Stairlift rails fix to the stair treads rather than the wall, so professional removal leaves no structural damage — just small screw points on the treads, usually hidden by carpet. Chris removes every lift personally and leaves the staircase tidy.
Why do you pay for used Brooks stairlifts?
Because they are the backbone of our reconditioned range. Every bought lift is stripped, renewed with new batteries and rig-tested in our own workshop through our 4-step process, then re-installed for another family at £1,100 fully fitted. You are not selling to a middleman — you are selling to the workshop itself.
Do you buy other stairlift brands?
Yes — we buy working Acorn 130s and T700s at the same prices, and working Stannah 260 curved carriages (price agreed on the phone). Full details on our removal and buy-back page.
Get Your Price in One Call
Tell us the model, get the number, and the cash is paid the day we collect. One honest call settles it.