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Elevators are an essential part of any commercial property. They provide a safe and efficient way for people to move throughout your building, and they can also have a significant impact on the property's overall value. If your elevators are old or outdated, it may be time to consider an upgrade.

In this blog post, we will discuss the benefits of upgrading your commercial elevators, as well as some factors to consider when planning an upgrade. We will also provide tips on how to maximize your ROI on your elevator investment.

There is an infinite amount of information to know when it comes to elevators and it can easily become overwhelming.  In this series of Elevator 101 Educational Blogs, we intend to teach you the key information you need know in order to have an educated conversation about elevators, from basic componentry to determining the best elevator solutions for your property.  Today, we start from the ground floor. What is an elevator and what types are there?

The summer heat can cause catastrophic damage to your elevator equipment, so don't let your lift get you fired up. Although it may be cool today, you can rest assured that the heat of summer is just around the corner. The warmer temps may sound appealing to you personally, but they can be downright crippling to your facility. Seasonal temperature fluctuations often cause power disruptions and major equipment malfunctions. When the thermometer spikes, ensure that your investments are protected with these energy-saving applications!

Elevator systems are vital components of modern buildings, ensuring convenient and efficient vertical transportation. However, their functionality can be severely compromised by a hidden threat: water intrusion into the elevator pit. Water infiltration poses a significant threat to elevators, potentially causing extensive damage and safety hazards. Building owners have a responsibility to protect their elevator systems, and fortunately, innovative solutions exist to prevent liquid intrusion and its consequences.

Ensuring the safety of your building's occupants is paramount. This includes keeping your elevators up to date with the latest code requirements. In New York City, a crucial regulation known as Door Lock Monitoring (DLM) has been in effect for elevators since January 1st, 2020. This blog post dives into the importance of DLM compliance, explores solutions for existing elevators, and highlights an upcoming code change that property owners need to be aware of.