Ignoring elevator maintenance leads to series of problems starting with rapid decline in performance, increase in response time, downtime and rapid hike in cost. The service life shortens with rise in…
Individualized Attention Client-specific programs enable customized maintenance plans for each building. An initial step in selecting elevators consulting services is to look at building function, population,…
Most elevator service companies provide plans to fit nearly all budgets – find the one that works best for your buildings. Elevators are the epicenter of modern buildings; their maintenance is critical…
Elevators are an important part of apartment construction, giving us the ability to transverse small buildings in a single bound. Proper elevator maintenance is important to the safety of apartment residents…
There are two types of elevator inspections. First, there are those inspections that are done by the DOB itself- or more likely, by contractors engaged by the DOB. One can notice framed documents inside…
Elevator inspectors examine lifting and conveying devices such as elevators, escalators, moving sidewalks, lifts and hoists, inclined railways, ski lifts, and amusement rides. An elevator inspector has…
When choosing an expert witness, most people will agree it is vitally important to select the right one from the outset. First and foremost, an elevator/escalator expert witness must have hands-on field…
If your elevator fails and there is an accident, you might want to hire an elevator expert witness to help ensure that the accident was not your fault. These experts are great to call in as they can help…
Having an updated and improved elevator in your building can be beneficial in a number of ways. That’s why using an elevator engineering company can give you a great transportation system for visitors….
A lift consultant is someone who works in close proximity with an elevator engineer to help you get the best transportation design for visitors. This can include moving walkways, elevators, and escalators….
