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Building Owners on the East Coast are familiar with battening down the hatches and prepping for hurricanes from early August to late October, but is there something you might be missing? While most people know to protect exteriors against driving rain and high winds, elevators are often overlooked during storm preparations. As storm after storm churns toward the United States in the early fall, building owners in high-risk areas should prepare a hurricane checklist for their elevators before troubled waters begin to rise.

Routine elevator maintenance is essential to keeping your commercial elevator operating efficiently. Elevator inspections aren’t just about preventative maintenance, they're also about discovering larger problems early, before they start deteriorating the ride quality & result in costly repairs or elevator entrapments. A scheduled maintenance plan with a reputable service provider is the key to a healthy & efficient elevator. If it's been a long time since your last elevator service, you should be prepared to uncover some of these common problems during your initial inspection. Here are 4 common elevator issues often discovered during routine inspections.

With 60 years in the Elevator Industry, we have heard it all, but good elevator jokes are still funny on so many levels. Here is a list of some of our favorite uplifting elevator puns and jokes that really push our buttons. If you think you can step it up, add your best elevator joke in the comments section below for a chance to win a Liberty Elevator prize pack.

5 tips to a proactive elevator inspection and a consistent maintenance schedule that will increase your elevators' efficiency, improve it's safety and reduce your overall elevator expenses. 

Your elevator will play a pivotal role in reopening your busniess.  We are all in this together as we experiencing similar challenges within our businesses such as access/egress of staff while maintaining 6’ social distancing, rearranging our office work areas, setting up hand sanitizing stations, directing traffic flow around our facilities and trying to figure out the safest way to use the elevator.