Category: Safety
When Elevator Downtime Costs More Than Repairs

Elevator downtime is often viewed as an inconvenience, but for many buildings, it carries far greater consequences. Missed appointments, tenant complaints, accessibility concerns, and operational disruptions quickly add up—especially during busy periods. While some building owners delay repairs to manage short-term costs, extended elevator downtime can create financial and reputational risks that outweigh repair expenses. […]

Start the New Year with a Safer, More Reliable Elevator

The start of a new year is a natural time for reflection, planning, and setting priorities for the months ahead. For building owners and facility managers, it’s also an opportunity to evaluate the performance of essential systems—especially elevators. After a year of daily use and seasonal stress, elevators may show signs of wear that deserve […]

Keeping Your Elevators Safe During the Holiday Season

The holiday season is a time of celebration, gatherings, and increased activity across many buildings. With guests visiting, deliveries arriving, and extended operating hours, elevators often experience heavier-than-usual usage during Christmas. While the season brings festive energy, it also places added demands on building systems that must operate safely and reliably. For property owners and […]

Prepare Your Elevator for Winter Weather Challenges

As temperatures drop and winter weather settles in, building systems face new risks—and your elevator is no exception. Cold air, freezing pipes, and increased moisture can cause sudden issues that disrupt operations when you least expect it. For property owners and facility managers, winter isn’t just about keeping tenants warm; it’s about protecting mechanical systems […]

Machine Room Temperature: Key to Winter Elevator Safety

As winter approaches, elevator performance depends heavily on one often-overlooked space: the machine room. While tenants may never see it, this critical area controls how reliably and safely an elevator operates—especially during freezing temperatures. In many buildings, the machine room experiences temperature fluctuations that put strain on motors, drives, controllers, and hydraulic systems. Even a […]

Cold-Weather Elevator Failures to Watch For

As winter strengthens, elevators begin experiencing the effects of sustained cold temperatures. For property managers, facility supervisors, and building owners, this is the time when elevators may start showing signs of stress—warnings that shouldn’t be ignored. Seasonal breakdowns often come with predictable symptoms, yet many buildings overlook them until a shutdown occurs. No matter how […]