Evaluating the Building Structure and Support is an essential part of what we do. When an architect designs a building, one of their first tasks is where to place the elevator. Each individual floor also needs to support a loaded carriage. Planning for a lift is important in a well-designed building. The technicians inspect each elevator shaft after the builders construct the building. This ensures the elevator shafts are structurally sound and each floor can handle an elevator at full capacity.

Installing the Rail Brackets and Guide Rails after the shaft and building pass inspections, the parts of the elevator are installed one after another. These brackets are what keep the elevator running in a straight line. The rail brackets are installed beginning at the top, and every bracket is triple-checked to ensure elevator safety. Once the rail brackets are perfectly straight, the guide rails are installed which connect to the carriage with guide shoes.

From routine visits to emergency calls, our experienced service technicians will quickly assess and resolve your elevator’s maintenance requirements. We stock the inventory you need, and our field personnel will arrive promptly with the tools and knowledge to keep you and your passengers moving. We believe in preventive maintenance – averting problems before they occur.