Resources For Property Managers

Resources for Property Managers: Elevator Installation, Maintenance, and Repair
Navigating the complexities of property management can be a daunting task. Among the various elements to manage, elevator systems are one of the most critical components that require consistent attention. This page is dedicated to providing you with valuable resources on elevator installation, maintenance, service, and repair.
What is the importance of Elevator Maintenance?
Regular elevator maintenance and service are essential to ensure the longevity of your elevator system. Scheduled maintenance can prevent costly repairs down the line by identifying issues early on. Working with a reputable elevator company means that you have access to skilled technicians who can carry out regular inspections, testing, and maintenance procedures.
What do I do if my elevator needs to be repaired?
Even with regular maintenance, elevators may sometimes need repairs due to wear and tear or unexpected issues. A reliable elevator company can quickly diagnose problems and carry out necessary repairs, minimizing downtime and disruption to your building's operations. The first step you should take it to block off the elevator so that it cannot be used and then call our team so that we can diagnose the issue and get it up and running as quickly as possible.
There are so many different styles to choose from!
Giving your elevator a more modern appearance doesn’t have to cost a fortune. We have affordable options to freshen up your elevators interior.
Types of Service Contracts
There are 2 basic types of contracts out there although every company tries to create specialty contracts that trick the owner. Oil and grease contracts provide basic preventative maintenance service visits typically 4 times per year. The other is full maintenance which includes regular visits and during hours service calls and service parts but not including after hours, acts of god or vandalism.
What To Look For
When you are evaluating service contract costs you need to ask questions about the costs they don't tell you which is billing rates. You need to compare billing rates for service calls or team repairs. This is where most elevator companies make their money. When something unexpected breaks that is not covered they can charge what they want. If this happens you should get other quotes for any large repairs to your elevator.
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