Automotive lift install pricing in Maine varies by lift type, capacity, concrete and electrical work — but there are real ranges most shops can plan against. Below is what we actually quote in the field, from Portland down to Kennebunk and up to Bangor.
Two-post lifts: $4,500 – $7,500 installed
A standard 9,000 to 12,000 lb two-post lift from Rotary or Challenger — delivered, anchored, wired, tested and walked through — lands most commonly between $4,500 and $7,500 all-in for a spec-concrete bay. Higher-capacity 15k and 18k two-post lifts run higher.
Four-post lifts: $6,500 – $12,000 installed
Four-post pricing is driven by capacity and options — rolling jacks, turnplates and alignment-ready configurations push the total. Storage-only four-post lifts land at the low end of the range.
In-ground lifts: $18,000 – $45,000+ installed
In-ground pricing carries excavation, forming, plumbing, concrete and set — a full multi-day sequence. Perfect for high-end dealerships and shops that want a clean bay floor.
What's usually NOT included in a sticker price
- Concrete cutting, repair or new pour if your slab is under spec
- Panel upgrades or new circuits from your electrician
- Removal and disposal of an existing lift (usually a flat trade-in credit)
- Air line drops if you're not on our compressed-air package
Every quote we send is bay-specific — we measure the slab, confirm ceiling and power, and give you one all-in number. Call 207-804-0473 for real pricing on your shop.