Expert Elevators for Commercial Spaces

We offer both Overhead Traction and Hydraulic elevators for commercial use:

• Overhead Traction elevators use steel ropes and a counterweight system, typically requiring a penthouse or overhead machine room.

• Hydraulic elevators come in several configurations, including In-Hole, Holeless, Machine Room (MR), and Machine Room-Less (MRL) options.

Each system is designed to meet commercial code requirements while balancing performance, space constraints, and building design. We’ll help determine the best solution based on your specific project needs.

Yes, we provide modernization and retrofitting services to extend the life and improve the safety of older elevators. While the average elevator lifespan is 20 to 30 years, updating key components is often the most cost-effective way to maintain compliance with current safety standards and ensure reliable operation throughout the life of both the elevator and the building.

Adding an elevator to an existing building depends on factors such as location, building design, and local regulations. Generally, constructing an add-on elevator shaft or external structure is more cost-effective and less disruptive than modifying the existing building by cutting into floors or walls. We’ll work with you to find the best approach that fits your building and budget.

The installation process for commercial elevators typically takes up to 4 months. This includes 1–2 weeks for permit approvals, around 6 weeks for manufacturing and shipping, and 6 to 8 weeks for installation. After installation, a thorough inspection is conducted to ensure the elevator meets all safety and building codes before it is ready for use.

Yes, our elevators are designed and installed to meet ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) compliance standards. This ensures they are accessible and safe for individuals with disabilities, including appropriate cab size, door width, controls, and other accessibility features as required by law. We stay up to date with all relevant regulations to provide elevators that are fully compliant.

Yes, commercial elevator installations require permits issued by the state or local authorities. Additionally, commercial elevators must undergo annual inspections to ensure ongoing safety and compliance with regulations. We assist you throughout the permitting and inspection process to make it as smooth as possible.

Yes, we offer flexible service contracts to fit your needs, including monthly, quarterly, and semi-annual options. Our service contracts cover regular maintenance, safety inspections, and prompt repairs to keep your elevator running smoothly and reliably year-round.

We’re available 24/7 to respond to your service needs. Our typical response time is between 24 to 48 hours. With around-the-clock remote monitoring, dedicated dispatching, and a skilled service team, we strive to resolve issues quickly and minimize any elevator downtime.

Maintenance needs depend on the elevator’s age and how frequently it's used. For most commercial elevators, we recommend quarterly maintenance checks to ensure everything is running smoothly, along with a comprehensive annual inspection to stay ahead of any potential issues. Regular upkeep helps extend the life of your elevator and ensures safe, reliable performance.