You press the elevator button — and nothing happens. No light, no sound, no movement. For building owners, tenants, or maintenance teams, this moment can cause frustration and concern. Is it just a minor electrical glitch, or does it point to a deeper issue in your elevator system? While unlit buttons may seem like a […]

When faced with the decision to modernize an elevator, building owners and facility managers often find themselves navigating a three-part balancing act: safety, design, and budget. Each factor plays a critical role in maintaining a building that is both functional and appealing to its occupants. However, modernization isn’t just about upgrading appearance or improving ride […]

If you’ve ever opened your elevator machine room or looked inside the hoistway and noticed a reddish or rusty-looking dust on the elevator ropes, your first thought might be: “Are my ropes corroding?” It’s a common concern among building owners and facility managers — after all, elevator ropes play a crucial role in passenger safety. […]

Have you ever walked into your elevator’s machine room and noticed a slick puddle of oil under the pump unit or around the floor? It’s a sight that can immediately raise concerns — and for good reason. Oil leaks can signal a variety of issues, from worn seals to hydraulic line problems, each of which […]

In today’s competitive real estate market, tenants are more selective than ever. From sleek lobbies to state-of-the-art amenities, every detail plays a role in attracting and retaining occupants. But one feature often overlooked is the elevator. Did you know that outdated elevators can actually influence leasing decisions? For prospective tenants, an elevator is more than […]

It’s that time of year when ghosts, ghouls, and spooky surprises make an appearance—but the last thing any property owner wants is a real scare from their elevator. Unexpected breakdowns, strange noises, or flickering lights can easily turn your building’s elevator into a haunted experience for tenants and visitors alike. Keeping your elevator in top […]