Quick Answer: Before switching elevator maintenance providers, conduct a comprehensive equipment service audit 3-12 months before your contract expires. This identifies deferred elevator maintenance, ensures
If you manage a building, own a building, or have elevator (s) in your building, there comes a time when someone says, “It’s time to
Step into an elevator in Tokyo, and you’ll experience one of the fastest, smoothest rides in the world. Step into an elevator in a historic
Wondering why your elevator keeps shutting down and whether you’re being overcharged for repairs? You’re not alone. These are common frustrations across commercial buildings, hospitals,
When using a maintenance service agreement from an elevator company, it’s critical to ensure the contract protects the building, not just the elevator service provider.
Whether you’re constructing a cutting-edge hospital, a high-traffic university facility, or dorm, or a mid-income a rise commercial property, elevators aren’t just a convenience; they
Door Lock Monitoring, or DLM, is a critical elevator safety feature specified in ASME A17.1/A17.3 codes. It ensures that elevators cannot move unless the car doors
When developers break ground on new buildings, especially hotels, retailers, banks, apartments, medical office buildings, and others, under pressure to hit a tight debt-service threshold,
When your elevator service provider tells you your building’s elevator is obsolete or that modernization is the only solution, it can be an overwhelming and
Elevators are the lifeline of your building. Whether in a commercial high-rise, hospital, hotel, or condominium, they are essential to daily operations. Yet, many building
