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We offer a wide range lift installations, repairs, maintenance and servicing both for your home and across all industries.

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About Us

We are a pioneering lift services company, that place both people and their needs at the heart of our operations. In understanding the need to move humans and goods safely throughout various types of buildings.

With great insight into how the industry is unfolding at large, our technicians are amongst the first adopters of new innovative solutions. In a country where many more structures are being erected upwards, we understand the requirement to have lifting technologies that are built to purpose.

Whether you are looking at a fresh installation, or for repairs and modifications to be applied to apparatus that you already have in place, we are your perfect partner. Our team will ensure smooth running operations at your facility, and provide you maintenance and servicing options so that we retain our relationship whilst providing maximum security to your lift’s users.

All of our engineers are fully qualified to NVQ3 and we ensure they are all DBS checked for both your safety and security and ours.
What we do

Lift Inspections

Lift Installations

Emergency Lift Breakdowns
We're a good fit for

Block Management

Building Contractors

Care Homes

Healthcare

Government

Retail
What our clients say

Joanna Bould

Directors

Jennings & Barrett

You enhanced our excellent reputation and we would thoroughly recommend them for all of your passenger lifting requirements.

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Joanna Bould

Directors

Jennings & Barrett
What makes us exceptional

Price Conscious

Our rates are highly competitive, and unlike many other providers, we don’t need to mark up our costs on parts or labour significantly.

In the same way, you’d like to control your budgets; we apply the same principles to our business. For us, we sustainably grow our workforce and marketing efforts in sync with income generated.

Precise Diagnosis

When we arrive at your premises, we conduct a thorough investigation to get to the root cause of your issue. We will isolate our workspace and deactivate all required mechanisms while a review takes place.

In no instance do our technicians cut corners, and we stay the full course of our booked time (if not longer) to ensure you have the safest lift to use.

Qualified Technicians

All our lift engineers hold at least an NVQ Level 3 qualification in lift engineering, extending through to workers who’ve also received reputable experience and other accompanying qualifications in this discipline, such as raising the bar to NVQ Level 4.

We hold a broad range of skills to deal with all types of lifts, and the expertise of our people span both the mechanical and electrical space.

Outstanding Service

When you take us on, we act as an extended arm of your operation. Whether you’re business or private lift owner, what you’ll want to know is that you have a lift repair company on whom you can depend.

We want to be your partner for life, extending our knowledge of you and the needs of your building over time. By keeping a record of all checks to your lift, you can remain confident we’ll always make sensible recommendations.

Powerful Communication

When we receive your initial enquiry, it is logged and allocated to the most appropriate member of our team. We move expeditiously to get the right solution applied and retain contact throughout our dealings, with touchpoints after your works have concluded.

We manage our customers very carefully, knowing that we want to be your first port-of-call when it comes to the future checks you’ll be requiring.

Industry Compliant

We always adhere to all health and safety standards laid out by law and leading industry bodies. When it comes to securing buildings and their lifts, you can not under any circumstances take shortcuts.

Some of the leading guidelines we follow include the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations (LOLER) 1998, the UK Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations 2008, BS EN 81-80 and the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 (PUWER).

Safety First

Managing risk must be at the forefront of our operations and your goal of maintaining a safe environment. At every juncture; we will prioritise the wellbeing of your lift’s users, from its mechanics through to clear signalling and fully working components.

All we do also aligns with the typical best practice found from multiple key influencers within the trade.

Satisfied Customers

Come along and be amongst the cheerful client base who use our expertise time-and-time again. We desire that when the word lift enters your vocab, you don’t make decisions without consulting us first.

Our end users have utilised us for many years, and even our new engineers have been able to move some of their most loyal clientele over to us. Just know that with us, you have a partner for life.

Thorough Inspections

At the centre of our operations are the problem-solving skills held by our engineers. They have great insight when it comes to analysing sketches, and a good knowledge of the health and safety precautions.

The passion we hold for our work is what ensures you protect the users of your lift. Our agreement and commitment to you are prolonging the life of your building.
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Common Questions

How long does it take to carry out a lift inspection?

How long does it take to carry out a lift inspection?

Lifts by law must go through a thorough examination. A competent person must conduct it, and typically it takes one to three hours. However, specific timing is dependent on lift type, its age and the distance required to travel, alongside its overall condition.

The competent professional will also determine the level of testing that has to take place, considering common practice, standards and industry guidelines.

If as a result of an inspection, you are made aware of severe defects, hazards and dangers, you are responsible for putting the lift out of service without delay.

What safety considerations must I be aware of when maintaining a lift?

What safety considerations must I be aware of when maintaining a lift?

There are a series of directives and pieces of legislation governing the install, maintenance and inspections of lifts. These are in addition to the manufacturer’s guidelines which also need following.

The two main bits of law that lifts are subject to in the UK are the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations (LOLER) and Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 (PUWER). Also, standards such as the Equality Act 2010 which speaks to a requirement for disabled access at workspaces, and BS EN 81-80.

Under these, the company or individual is deemed the duty holder who is responsible for conducting inspections and examination, as well as ensuring the safe use of the lift.

It too remains of critical importance that these statutory duties occur at the regular intervals outlined in the law. Here it states inspections being done every 6 months for lifts and associated equipment used to transport persons, as well as lifting accessories themselves; and 12 months for any other type of lifting apparatus).

Why does my lift breakdown?

Why does my lift breakdown?

The central cause of lift breakdowns is a lack of servicing. When building owners and property managers fail to put in place preventative measures, the associated outcomes only compound with time.

A lack of vision and insight causes many lift operators to forget that when dealing with moving components, the risk of wear and tear is always present. In many instances, it’s a case of underinvestment into the lift itself, however, saving money today often causes you to spend out multiple times later.

Just think of the amount of time your lift might be out of service because you didn’t opt for a maintenance contract, or fix niggling issues right away. As with all machinery, constant servicing is what gives it continual life and reduces the risk of decommissioning.

Will I need more than a single lift installed at my building?

Will I need more than a single lift installed at my building?

When resolving this matter, keep in mind a need to alleviate congestion, especially when balancing the peak usage times against that of the journey itself and the number of floors at your premises.

We can help you in calculating the expected capacity required, whether this is the weight of persons using your lift or the load of the goods it is transporting.

In carrying out this action, there are a series of guidelines we can walk you through relating to calculations, your average amount of users and distribution both within the lift itself and across your property at large.

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