Our comprehensive Elevator Maintenance service program helps to keep Elevator in minimum down time at reasonable cost. Our efficient team of technicians uses computerized monitoring system for better operational efficiency, ensuring best quality service to our clients.

Any Elevator requires timely service so that its system keeps on functioning properly, without any flaws. Our Engineer visits for any problem and routine Preventive maintenance for Elevator under our Elevator Annual Maintenance Contract. If any of its parts are not working, we provide repairing service for it as per our Elevator Annual Maintenance Contract. Besides, we will be providing stand by support for the Elevators, under our Elevator Annual Maintenance Contract.

Dumbwaiters are small freight elevators that are intended to carry food, books or other small freight loads rather than passengers. They often connect kitchens to rooms on other floors. They usually do not have the same safety features found in passenger elevators, like various ropes for redundancy. They have a lower capacity.

Dumb waiter lifts are usually seen around commercial kitchens as it allows the kitchen staff and chefs, and the restaurant serving staff, to pass items between floors without dangerous or time consuming journeys up and down stairs with breakable plates and the like.

Hotels also use dumb waiter lifts for transporting items like laundry or cleaning products between floors.Larger private homes sometimes install a dumb waiter lift too, providing convenience and a method for transporting items. House staff can also use the lift in the same way a hotel or restaurant would as well.

Elevator installers and repairers install, fix, and maintain elevators and other lifts.

Elevator installers and repairers, also called elevator constructors or elevator mechanics, assemble, install, and replace elevators, and similar equipment in buildings.

Elevator installers and repairers usually specialize in installation, maintenance, or repair work. Maintenance and repair workers generally require greater knowledge of electronics, hydraulics, and electricity than do installers because a large part of maintenance and repair work is troubleshooting. In fact, most elevators today have computerized control systems, resulting in more complex systems and troubleshooting than in the past.

After an elevator is operating correctly, elevator installers and repairers must regularly maintain and service it to keep the elevator working. Workers generally perform preventive maintenance, such as oiling and greasing moving parts, replacing worn parts, and adjusting equipment for optimal performance. They also troubleshoot and may be called to perform emergency repairs. Unlike most elevator installers, people who specialize in elevator maintenance typically service many of the same elevators on multiple occasions over time.

A service crew usually handles major repairs—for example, replacing cables, elevator doors, or machine bearings. These tasks may require the use of cutting torches or rigging equipment—tools that an elevator repairer would not normally carry. Service crews also perform major modernization and alteration work, such as replacing electric motors, hydraulic pumps, and control panels.