Posts Tagged ‘Elevator Maintenance’
How to Prepare for an Elevator Inspection
How to Prepare for (and Pass) the All-Important Elevator Inspection Just like an automobile diagnostic test, an elevator inspection provides building owners with the information and opportunity to make critical decisions about repairs, upgrades, or full equipment replacement. But while some vehicle owners may decide to postpone a trip to the auto shop, putting off…
Read MoreHow Long Does an Elevator Last?
How Long Does an Elevator Last? Elevators are a crucial part of any building’s infrastructure. Not only do your tenants and guests expect them to be clean and visually appealing, but to function properly as well. Though elevator systems provide practical convenience and safety, you may have questions about maintenance, repair, and how long the…
Read MoreWhat is Elevator Uptime?
Elevator uptime may not necessarily be a term that most property owners and managers are familiar with, but it is a metric that you can use to measure the amount of time your elevator is up and running. By focusing on uptime, you can discover the value of elevator services in your building. Conversely, by…
Read MorePrepare your elevators for a Mid-Atlantic winter
As the cold season draws in, you may be focused on making sure your building lobby stays warm and dry. But when was the last time you thought about doing the same for your elevators’ engine room? In this article we share our best tips for making your elevators run smoothly and safely during a…
Read MoreSpot the First Signs of Elevator Problems
Spot the First Signs of Elevator Problems Elevators are a safe and reliable mode of transportation for your tenants and visitors if they’re regularly inspected and serviced. But, as with all mechanical systems, problems can develop. Not only can these problems lead to potential injury, but they can also expose you to expensive emergency repairs,…
Read MoreElevator Maintenance and Repair is Vital to Limit Elevator Service Interruptions
Elevator service interruptions can be extremely disrupting to a building’s environment. Here at Kencor, we are aware of how disconcerting this can be for building owners and property managers and we are here to ensure your buildings operations continue to run smoothly. Factors Impacting Elevator Maintenance Frequency Frequent elevator maintenance is critical to ensure your…
Read MorePreventative Maintenance, Technology, and Visit Frequency
As technology continues to increase and advance there is an unsettling trend and misconception within the elevator industry. Are skilled technicians and elevator maintenance less relevant than in years past? In actuality, they are more vital than ever. Equipment As technology continues to advance, the mechanical nature of equipment requires less maintenance. In the past,…
Read MoreSigns That Your Elevator Needs Repair and Maintenance
Elevators are the most reliable and safe means of transportation that exists today. However, like all forms of mechanical and electrical systems, problems can develop. These problems can lead to potential safety concerns and can lead to elevator shutdowns and repairs. By learning to recognize early warning signs of elevator issues you can help to…
Read MoreThe Importance of Oil Filtration on your Hydraulic Tank Unit
One of the main causes of failures and service interruptions on a hydraulic elevator comes from particle contamination within the hydraulic oil. All oil contains some level of contaminants, but unlike your automobile, an elevator’s hydraulic system does not have an oil filter located within the system. As such, manual filtration and cleaning of the…
Read MoreElevator Maintenance: What should you take into consideration when evaluating a contract
As one of the most widely utilized forms of transportation throughout the world elevators require ongoing and continual maintenance in order to function properly. Proper elevator maintenance ensures the safety of those who ride the equipment, and they should be inspected on a regular basis to ensure compliance with codes and standards. With this in…
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