DULUTH, Minn. - s4story -- Arrow Lift, a family-owned accessibility lift and home elevator company headquartered in Duluth, has been named a 2026 Minnesota Star Tribune Top Workplace.

The award carries particular significance for Arrow Lift because the results were determined by confidential feedback from its own employees. The Top Workplaces program is based on confidential employee feedback and is designed to measure the strength of an organization's workplace culture, including employee engagement, leadership, alignment, support, and connection.

"We're incredibly proud to be named a 2026 Minnesota Star Tribune Top Workplace," said Pete Newstrom, CEO of Arrow Lift. "Arrow Lift was founded in Minnesota, and our team has always been at the heart of who we are. This recognition means a great deal because it reflects the experience of our employees and the culture we are building together."

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Since 1985, Arrow Lift has helped customers overcome mobility barriers through stair lifts, custom home elevators, commercial accessibility lifts, and related accessibility solutions. The company serves homeowners, builders, architects, businesses, and accessibility professionals with a focus on safety, quality, and long-term customer relationships.

Arrow Lift's work is deeply personal. Many customers come to the company during moments of transition, when they or a loved one need a safer and more accessible way to move through a home or building. That mission gives Arrow Lift employees a clear sense of purpose and connects the company's workplace culture to the impact it has in the community.

"Our employees do work that truly matters," said Newstrom. "Whether someone is installing a stair lift, designing a home elevator, coordinating service, supporting a customer, or managing a complex accessibility lift project, every role contributes to helping people live more safely, comfortably, and independently."

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Arrow Lift has built its business on craftsmanship and accountability, growing while staying true to its roots as an independent, family-owned operation. That growth is powered by a dedicated team of field technicians, project managers, sales consultants, service coordinators, operations staff, and customer support professionals who work in step with one another to deliver professional accessibility solutions. The Minnesota Star Tribune Top Workplaces honor adds to a series of 2026 recognitions for Arrow Lift. The company was also recognized as a Top Workplaces Culture Excellence and Industry Awards winner in multiple categories, including Employee Appreciation, Employee Well-Being, Professional Development, Compensation & Benefits, Purpose & Values, and Construction Industry.

"Strong workplace culture and strong customer service go hand in hand," said Andy Newstrom, Arrow Lift's Chief Operations Officer. "This recognition reflects the care, accountability, and cooperation our employees bring to their work across Minnesota and throughout the company."

To learn more about Arrow Lift, visit https://arrowlift.com

See also: https://topworkplaces.com/company/arrow-lift/minneapolis/