Elevator Maintenance

Elevators are an important part of life. At home, at work or in the hectic pace of city life, elevators make life easier by providing quick access between floors. Maintenance of elevators is a key point in good building management.

When a new elevator is installed in the building, the elevator is expected to operate smoothly for long periods of time. But even if you don't realize it, over time signs of wear and tear begin to appear. Maintaining elevator systems on a regular basis allows building owners to fix minor problems before they escalate, reducing repair costs. Extends the life of the elevator.

The owner or floor owner/owners of the building or the real or legal person authorized by them, responsible for regular maintenance, repair and annual inspection in order to ensure the safe operation of the elevator, is the building responsible.

The building supervisor is obliged to have the elevator regularly maintained at least once a month in order to ensure the safe operation of the elevator in accordance with the current regulations, and to have the elevator checked at least once a year in order to ensure the complete safety of life and property of the users.

Continuity of Care

The main reason for the occurrence of elevator accidents; regular maintenance and periodic inspections are neglected. The safety of elevator users is ensured by detecting minor damage in timely elevator maintenance. Lack of maintenance can lead to system failures and also cause more costs for building owners.