Passenger lifts · Platform lifts · UK wide
We install, service and repair passenger and platform lifts. When a lift goes down, a building stops working properly for the people who rely on it most. We answer the phone, we turn up, and we tell you straight what it needs.
What we do
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Installation and replacement for offices, flats, hotels and public buildings. New installs, full car refurbishments, and modernisation of older lifts that still have plenty of life in them but need the controls and safety gear bringing up to date.
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Step lifts, vertical platform lifts and low-rise access lifts for buildings that need to be usable by everybody. Ideal where a full passenger lift will not fit or is not justified, and often the quickest route to a building that actually works for wheelchair users.
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Planned servicing that keeps a lift running and a written record of it, plus repairs when something fails. Regular servicing is what stops a lift becoming an emergency, and it is far cheaper than the callout you get instead.
A lift carrying people needs a LOLER thorough examination every six months, and that report is only useful if somebody acts on it. We service to that cycle and put right what the examiner writes up.
How we work
Tell us what the lift is doing, or what the building needs. You get an engineer on the phone, not a call centre reading a script.
For anything beyond a simple job we come and see it. Quoting a lift properly means looking at the shaft, the controls and the building around it.
In writing, before anything starts. If we find something we could not have seen beforehand, we stop and tell you rather than adding it to the bill.
Then we leave you the paperwork you need for your records, and you know exactly who to ring next time.
Where we work
Lift work is specialist, and there are not many engineers doing it well, so we travel. Whether it is a single platform lift in a village hall or a set of passenger lifts across a portfolio of buildings, distance is not the problem. Tell us where you are and we will tell you honestly when we can be there.
Get in touch
You will speak to the engineer who would do the work, so you can describe the fault in your own words. If we are up a shaft when you call, leave a message and you will hear back the same day.