We act as an independent advisor between the owner, the inspector and the maintenance contractor, with no repair work to sell.
What elevator compliance involves
- Meeting the state and local elevator code adopted in each jurisdiction
- Correcting inspection violations within the required timeframe
- Filing reports and certificates with the authority on time
- Ongoing oversight of maintenance and repair work
- Being ready for the next regulatory inspection or audit
We provide end-to-end support, from inspection review through verification that corrections were made correctly.
Independent compliance oversight
Relying on the maintenance contractor to track and self-certify its own corrections is how violations quietly repeat year after year. We review inspection results, track each violation, verify corrective work and confirm it meets the code, serving as a knowledgeable buffer between owners, inspectors and service providers.
Compliance services
- Review of elevator and escalator inspection reports
- Identification and prioritization of compliance issues
- Tracking and verification of violation corrections
- Coordination with maintenance providers
- Compliance documentation and reporting
- Support with regulatory inquiries and audits
- Ongoing compliance monitoring for portfolios and campuses
What non-compliance costs
- Equipment shutdowns and service disruptions
- Fines, late fees and enforcement actions (Texas, for example, allows penalties of up to $5,000 per day per violation)
- Increased liability and insurance exposure
- Repeat violations and failed re-inspections
- Emergency repairs at emergency prices
Who we support
- Commercial office buildings
- Healthcare and hospital facilities
- Universities and campus environments
- Hospitality and mixed-use properties
- Residential and high-rise buildings
- Government and public agencies