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Understanding Elevator Load Testing: What Property Managers in Florida Need to Know

Building owners and property managers already have a lot of things on their maintenance and safety checklist. One thing that many property managers often forget to include in their list is elevator load testing. While it sounds complicated, it’s vital to understand this process for safety and legal compliance. Let’s understand what elevator load testing is and why it is important.

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Elevator Pit

Why Elevator Pit Cleaning Should Be on Your Summer Maintenance Checklist

Summer is the time when most people plan their vacations and home improvement projects. However, for building owners and facility managers, this is the time to focus on maintenance tasks that often receive little attention, such as elevator pit cleaning. Although elevator pit cleaning doesn’t sound fun, it is a vital task that should be on your summer maintenance checklist. Let’s explore why elevator pit cleaning matters.

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Elevator Repairs

The Cost of Emergency Elevator Repairs vs. Preventative Maintenance – What Property Managers Should Know

Elevators are frequently used in multi-story buildings. As they are one of the most used systems in buildings, property managers must ensure they operate efficiently to maintain safety, reduce energy costs and keep tenants happy. A common question that many people ask is whether it’s better to wait for something to go wrong with the elevator and then get it repaired, or to stay ahead with periodic maintenance. Let’s understand which of these two options is the better choice for your elevator system.

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Condos

How Condos & HOAs Can Reduce Elevator Downtime with Proactive Service Contracts

Elevators are an integral part of the community operation. When they function smoothly, residents hardly think about them; however when they break down, it becomes a major issue, causing frustration and dissatisfaction. Many condo owners and homeowner associations (HOAs) don’t pay attention to regular elevator maintenance and only call technicians for repairs if something goes wrong.

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