FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
1. HOW LONG DOES YOUR SERVICE TAKE?
2. WHAT IS YOUR METHOD FOR DOING AN ORTHOPEDIC SHOE LIFT?
3. CAN YOU ADD A SHOE LIFT AND BUILD UP TO THE FULL LENGTH OF THE SOLE?
4. WHY DO I NEED A BUILD UP OF THE SOLE, CAN I JUST USE A INSOLE?
5. HOW HIGH OF A SHOE LIFT CAN YOU BUILD?
6. CAN YOU ADD A SHOE LIFT TO ANY SHOE?
7. DO I NEED A DOCTORS NOTE FOR YOU TO ADD A SHOE LIFT?
8. DO YOU TAKE INSURANCE PAYMENTS?
9. DO YOU DO INSERT CALIPER PLATES?
10. WHAT IS THE COST OF YOUR SHOE LIFTS?
HOW LONG DOES YOUR SERVICE TAKE?
Orthopedic shoe lifts take a little longer than regular jobs to complete due to their custom nature and importance to get it right. The whole job usually takes 7-10 business days.
WHAT IS YOUR METHOD FOR DOING AN ORTHOPEDIC SHOE LIFT?
We do it the correct way. We split the sole in half, add the material build up to your specified height, taper off correctly at the front, and then reattach the bottom of your sole. This method ensures an aesthetically pleasing look as well as being very comfortable and unnoticeable to your body.
CAN YOU ADD A SHOE LIFT AND BUILD UP TO THE FULL LENGTH OF THE SOLE?
Yes, this is the correct way to do it and all of our shoe lifts are done this way unless specified otherwise.
WHY DO I NEED A BUILD UP OF THE SOLE, CAN I JUST USE AN INSOLE?
Insoles are bad for your foot when used for this purpose and can cause problems in your back.
The correct and safe way is to have a build up.
HOW HIGH OF A SHOE LIFT CAN YOU BUILD?
We have corrected leg length discrepancies for patients as high as 6 inches and are not limited to that.
CAN YOU ADD A SHOE LIFT TO ANY SHOE?
Yes, any shoe with a full length concrete sole will take to a shoe lift nicely, we work with running shoes, dress shoes, work and hiking boots, and golf shoes.
DO I NEED A DOCTORS NOTE FOR YOU TO ADD A SHOE LIFT?
No you do not, all you need to know is how much of a leg length discrepancy we need to correct.
DO YOU TAKE INSURANCE PAYMENTS?
No.
DO YOU DO INSERT CALIPER PLATES?
Yes we do caliper plates.
WHAT IS THE COST OF YOUR SHOE LIFTS?
Cost starts at $39.99 for a half inch and an additional $14.99 for every quarter inch thereafter. There are additional charges for harder to split soles like the ones in boots and golf shoes.