As an accessibility lift and specialty elevator company, we conduct maintenance and repairs on home elevators, stair lifts (aka stairway chairlifts), wheelchair lifts (aka platform lifts), limited use/limited application elevators (aka LULA elevators), dumbwaiters, material lifts, and more!

It depends on the type of lift or elevator, and sometimes also varies based on usage. The type of elevators and lifts that we work on generally require maintenance anywhere from once per year to every couple of months. Call our expert service team for more information.

Generally speaking, yes—there are laws that require building owners to ensure that safety tests and periodic inspections are completed on elevators and lifts. Although not every jurisdiction has a specific law about this, elevator and lift safety codes, published by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, are very clear on these important safety requirements. Building owners who choose not to follow these recommendations should seriously consider the possible consequences related to safety and liability.

It depends on several factors, but the good news is that it is less costly to maintain an accessibility lift or specialty elevator, such as a home elevator or LULA elevator, than it is to maintain a full size passenger elevator. Call us for more information!

It is important to follow manufacturer recommendations and code requirements when it comes to servicing your accessibility lift or home elevator. Over the past 35 years, we have observed that while there is a cost to this maintenance and repair component of elevator/lift ownership, it actually saves money in the long run, and also increases our customers’ satisfaction. Additionally, it helps ensure the safety and reliability of your stair lift, wheelchair lift, or specialty elevator.