If you own or manage an elevator in a commercial building, apartment complex, or public facility, regular maintenance is required by law for safety and compliance. Privately-owned home elevators, however, are not legally required to have ongoing maintenance in many jurisdictions, even in Texas.  That said, if your home elevator sees regular use, we strongly recommend a maintenance plan. Catching issues early helps prevent costly breakdowns and protects the people relying on it. Our service plans are practical and personalized. No upsells, no pressure, just long-term peace of mind.

We recommend monthly maintenance for commercial elevators to minimize downtime, catch safety issues early, and meet inspection requirements.

For home elevators, there’s no legal requirement for ongoing service after installation, but regular maintenance is still important:

• For average household use, twice a year is usually enough.

• For frequent use, especially in multi-level homes or homes with accessibility needs, quarterly maintenance is a smart investment.

Not sure what schedule fits your elevator? We’re happy to take a look and offer honest, tailored advice.

Unlike multinational corporations locked into proprietary systems, we work with non-proprietary parts whenever possible. That means:

• Fewer service delays: We’re not waiting on exclusive parts.
• More control: You’re not tied to one company forever.
• Better value: You’re not paying for branding, just results.

Yes. We’re trained to service both proprietary and non-proprietary systems. But we’ll always be transparent about any limitations or risks that come with closed systems.

No problem! We maintain and repair elevators from all major manufacturers. We don’t need to have installed it to take good care of it.

Not always. Some companies push upgrades that don’t serve your needs. We don’t do that. We only recommend upgrades when:

• Parts are no longer available or repairable.
• Safety codes require them.
• Performance or accessibility issues are creating real problems.

We’ll always explain the “why” before the “what.”

Elevator pit sealing protects your system from water intrusion, corrosion, and mold. If your pit is full of oil or your inspector flagged water ingress, it needs to be addressed. We’ve partnered with the specialists at Pytt Service to offer waterproofing solutions that are clean, safe, and long-lasting.

Absolutely. If you’re buying a building or taking over management, we can perform a system evaluation so you’re not caught off guard by surprise repairs or hidden compliance issues.