3 Tips for Choosing the Best Commercial Elevator Installation Company

How to Choose the Best Commercial Elevator Installation Company

Commercial elevators are an essential component of any multi-story building, providing safe and efficient transportation for people and goods. However, choosing the right elevator installation company may seem challenging at first, as there are several factors to consider. Read on to learn three tips to choose the best commercial elevator installation company.

Service Elevators: Uses & Specifications

How to Know if Your Business Needs a Service Elevator

While knowing whether or not your building requires a passenger elevator may be fairly straightforward, knowing if a freight elevator or service elevator is needed may be a bit more complicated.

It’s important to note that the requirement for freight and service elevators doesn’t invalidate your need for passenger elevators. These are additional elevators used to transport material goods and employees for certain types of buildings or businesses.

How Long Can an Elevator Be Out of Service?

How Long Can an Elevator Be Out of Service? (ADA Elevator Requirements)

Passed in 1990, the Americans with Disabilities Act, or ADA, is a set of regulations intended to make spaces more accessible for Americans living with disabilities. These accommodations are intended to prevent discrimination based on disability and allow people with disabilities to comfortably and successfully participate in society.

Elevator Removal vs. Dismantling

Understanding The Elevator Removal Process

Removing or dismantling an elevator can seem like an elaborate, daunting task, and understanding the differences between removal and dismantling can be confusing. However, with the right information and an experienced team of elevator technicians, you can approach the task of decommissioning your elevator with confidence.

Our NYC Building Violations Removal Services

Explore NYC Building Violations Removal from Champion Elevator

The NYC Department of Buildings has specific guidelines in place to ensure elevators are running safely and efficiently. The state requires inspections to determine whether elevators meet all requirements and if elevators are fit to continue operations.

Freight Elevators vs. Passenger Elevators

Passenger Elevators vs. Freight Elevators: What’s the Difference?

Almost any type of elevator can qualify as a freight elevator, as the elevator’s uses vary greatly depending on a facility’s needs. However, knowing the difference between passenger elevators and freight elevators can make all the difference for your business. These two elevator types are frequently compared, but have specific differences.

The Best Elevator Modernization Upgrades for Your Building

Knowing When It’s Time for Elevator Modernization Upgrades

Elevator modernization is the process of updating critical elevator components to keep up with new technology, improve elevator efficiency, and enhance passenger safety. Modernization is less expensive than a complete elevator replacement and decreases energy usage while improving property value, making it a sound investment for your elevator system.

Commercial Elevators vs. Residential Elevators

Comparing Commercial Elevators and Residential Elevators

The difference between commercial elevators vs. residential elevators may seem straightforward, but a few specificities define each type of elevator.

Choosing The Best Elevator Maintenance Contract for Your Business

An Overview of Champion Elevator Maintenance Contracts

Elevator maintenance and inspection are crucial for safe and efficient elevator functioning. Having safe and reliable elevators can be critical to your business’ success. An elevator maintenance contract is your agreement with an elevator repair company on what aspects of maintenance and inspection are included in your partnership and what expenditures are whose responsibility.

PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT: Champion Elevator Wheelchair Lifts

Improve Accessibility with Our Wheelchair Lift Platforms

Wheelchair lifts, also known as platform lifts or vertical platform lifts, vertically transport both wheelchairs and their occupants. These wheelchair lift platforms can be installed in businesses to meet ADA requirements or homes to increase accessibility and convenience.