When an elevator breaks down, it can feel tempting for a building owner or facility manager to attempt a quick fix. After all, with the abundance of online tutorials and do-it-yourself resources, it may seem like handling a minor issue yourself could save time and money. However, elevators are complex machines with intricate electrical, mechanical, […]

Have you ever walked into a building where the elevators felt like an afterthought—tucked into a cramped corner or struggling to meet passenger demand? These challenges often trace back to the early design phase. When architects and elevator engineers collaborate effectively, they ensure elevators not only function seamlessly but also support the overall building design […]

Imagine this: a sudden power outage strikes during peak office hours, and dozens of people are left waiting—or worse, stuck inside an elevator. For property managers, building owners, and facility supervisors, this isn’t just inconvenient—it’s a serious safety and reliability issue. Elevators are vital infrastructure in residential, commercial, and healthcare facilities, and their uninterrupted operation […]

Have you ever walked into an elevator only to find scratched panels, broken buttons, or graffiti on the walls? For building owners and facility managers, elevator vandalism is more than just an eyesore—it’s a costly and disruptive problem. According to industry reports, elevator vandalism is one of the top contributors to unplanned service calls, driving […]

Did you know that elevator codes and safety standards are updated regularly to keep pace with technology, building design, and public safety needs? For building owners and facility managers, 2025 brings key changes to elevator safety requirements that could directly affect compliance, tenant satisfaction, and long-term operational costs.These updates aren’t just technical details—they’re part of […]

Every day, elevators transport millions of people in office buildings, hospitals, hotels, and residential complexes. But with each trip comes something less visible — the countless bacteria and viruses that can linger on high-touch surfaces like buttons and handrails. In shared spaces, these surfaces can be hotspots for germ transmission, putting both passengers and staff […]