Blog

Liberty Elevator has officially won the 2021 Elevator World "Ellie Award" in the category “Best Family-Owned Business”. Thank you for showing your support and voting for the family legacy of Liberty Elevator Corporation!

Elevators are one of the most common forms of transportation in the world, but they are also shrouded in myth and misconception. From the fear of getting stuck to the belief that you can fall to the bottom of the shaft if a cable breaks, there are many myths about elevators that can cause people to feel anxious about using them.

In this blog post, we will debunk some of the most common elevator myths and explain why they are not true. We will also provide some tips on how to stay safe when using elevators.

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!

With Summer’s unrelenting heat approaching and severe thunderstorms on the horizon, mother nature is in full on attack mode with your property’s infrastructure. These seasonal assaults can result in severe power fluctuations that cause energy disruptions to your commercial facility and potentially result in major equipment breakdowns and untimely elevator entrapments. 

When mother nature strikes, don't let your guests get stuck in the dark, protect your property's costliest assets with these valuable elevator upgrades before the power goes out.

We usually decide to take the elevator when we are in a hurry, so when we get stuck waiting for an elevator it feels like an eternity or even longer. You push the elevator buttons several times, but it does not seem to make the elevator any faster. You start having thoughts like, "Why is the elevator up on the fifth floor and not here?”

Much of the time we spend waiting for commercial elevators tends to feel a lot longer than it realy is.  What's up with that?