Have you ever stepped into an elevator and noticed the small, discreet camera tucked neatly into the ceiling? In today’s world, that lens is more than a passive observer—it’s a critical part of modern building security. As of 2025, elevator CCTV systems are no longer a luxury or optional upgrade. They are becoming an expected […]

Did you know that elevator doors account for nearly 70% of elevator service calls? As one of the most heavily used and mechanically complex parts of the system, doors are also one of the most vulnerable to wear and tear. For property owners and facility managers, frequent door issues can mean costly downtime, frustrated tenants, […]

Imagine this: it’s Monday morning, your building is buzzing with activity, and suddenly—an elevator goes out of service. Tenants, employees, or visitors are left waiting, frustration builds, and the lobby begins to crowd. For property owners and facility managers, elevator outages during peak hours aren’t just inconvenient—they can disrupt daily operations, create safety concerns, and […]

Have you ever been stuck in an elevator or heard tenants complain about delays or jerky stops? These aren’t just minor inconveniences—they’re signs that elevator maintenance might be overdue. For property owners, reliable elevator service is more than a convenience; it’s a necessity. Elevators are one of the most used systems in any multi-story building, […]

Did you know that the average elevator system is designed to last 20 to 25 years—but that number can shrink or grow depending on how it’s maintained? For facility managers and building owners, keeping elevators running safely and smoothly is a top priority—not just for tenant satisfaction but for overall operational efficiency. The good news? […]

Have you noticed your elevator taking longer to arrive or experiencing more frequent service calls? These could be signs that your system is nearing the end of its effective life. For many building owners and facility managers, elevator performance often becomes a concern only after something goes wrong—but waiting can lead to safety risks, tenant […]