The first elevator was designed in the 1850s. Since that time, it has become a “vertical transportation” staple in buildings ranging from …
October 4, 2023
Behind the Scenes: Exploring Vertical Transportation Testing Procedures
You dread putting the “Out of Order” sign on the elevator. It means delays and inconvenience. It reflects poorly on your …
September 8, 2023
The Importance of Reliable Emergency Elevator Services: Ensuring Safety and Peace of Mind
An elevator usually offers a building convenience and efficiency to get people where they need to be. That is why there …
August 8, 2023
Top Factors for a Seamless Commercial Elevator Installation
A smooth and efficient elevator installation is crucial for any commercial building, ensuring the seamless movement of people and goods between …
July 13, 2023
The Critical Role of Escalator Repair in Preventing Accidents
Escalators can bring many benefits to your space, but they are not without risks. An average of 6,000 people are injured on escalators …
June 19, 2023
4 Things to Consider When Choosing Your Elevator Cab Lighting
It is important to choose elevator cab lighting that works best with your property. This is how to choose the best lighting for your needs.
May 10, 2023
Keeping Your Passengers Safe with Regular Elevator Safety Tests
Are you looking for ways to help passengers on your elevators feel safe? Here are the benefits of regular elevator safety tests for your business.
April 12, 2023
3 Reasons Why Elevator Preventive Maintenance Is Vital
Elevator preventative maintenance is essential for ensuring your elevator runs smoothly for years to come. Learn why and how in this guide.
March 3, 2023
A Guide on Everything You Need to Know About Elevator Shaft Construction
Are you a business owner who wants to make sure your building is accessible and compliant, but you do not know ...
February 1, 2023
How Often Should Elevators Be Inspected?
How Often Should Elevators Be Inspected? Every year, around 17,000 people in the United States suffer serious injuries related to elevators and escalators. …