Passenger lift maintenance

Lifts that people rely on every day

A passenger lift may be the only step-free route to upper floors for residents, staff, patients or families. Say how the building uses the lift, how many floors it serves and when it is busiest.

Ongoing agreement or once-off service

An ongoing maintenance agreement sets out regular servicing for the lift. A once-off service suits a lift that has missed servicing or needs a single visit before a longer-term decision. Explain which you need, and ask what each visit includes and how faults between visits are handled.

Records and contacts for the building

Building managers should keep the lift details, service records and the current maintenance agreement together. Share what is available when you enquire, and name the person who can authorise work and arrange access.

Can you help with passenger lifts in commercial buildings?

Yes, including schools, medical centres, hotels, restaurants and childcare centres. Include the make and model in your enquiry.

Is passenger lift maintenance priced the same for every building?

No. The lift type, usage and the scope of the agreement affect the quote, so compare quotes for your equipment.