Yes! Regular maintenance ensures safety, reliability, and longevity while preventing costly repairs.
Why Maintenance Matters:
Safety: Ensures emergency stops, sensors, and gates work properly.
Compliance: Required for commercial lifts to meet ADA and local codes.
Warranty Protection: Many manufacturers require maintenance to keep warranties valid.
Cost Savings: Prevents small issues from becoming expensive repairs.
Frequent Use: High-traffic lifts need more frequent servicing.
What’s Included?
Inspections: Checking mechanical, electrical, and safety components.
Lubrication & Cleaning: Prevents wear and debris buildup.
Testing: Verifies emergency features like backup batteries and alarms.
Documentation: Keeps records for compliance and warranties.
How Often?
Residential Lifts: At least annually or per manufacturer’s recommendation.
Commercial Lifts: Quarterly or semi-annually, depending on usage and regulations.
Choosing a Maintenance Plan:
Manufacturer’s Program: Tailored service plans.
Local Providers: Certified technicians for your lift model.
Custom Plans: More frequent service for high-use lifts.
DIY Upkeep:
Keep the lift clean and debris-free.
Test basic functions like gates and platform stability.
Watch for unusual noises or jerky movements and report issues.
Regular maintenance keeps your lift safe and efficient—schedule service today!