About the Company
Based in Hertfordshire, we specialise in providing commercial and residential clients from across London and the South East with professional, reliable and cost effective lift installation, maintenance and modernisation services.
Established over 45 years ago, we offer commercial businesses, property owners and managers the chance to take advantage of our unrivalled experience and expertise. Originally set up with a focus on commercial lift installations in London and the South East, we have built a strong reputation over the last four decades for exceptional standards and workmanship.
Expanding our business to provide comprehensive lift installation, modernisation, maintenance and repair services, we have also spread our operations throughout the UK.
We provide a highly personalised service, especially through our design and consultation services and maintain a relatively small team of 30 vastly experienced and skilled engineers that we can rely on to provide the outstanding quality standards our clients expect and deserve.
As one of the UK’s leading lift specialists, we even make sure we have incredibly fast turnaround on emergency repairs and maintenance programmes for our clients.
Building a relationship and understanding with our lift installation and maintenance clients is essential to deliver the elevator design they need. We ensure a professional and friendly approach to all services, providing familiar and experienced faces that build trust through on-going delivery of intelligent, high quality and affordable solutions to every requirement.
We work to all the latest safety and best practice legislation and guidelines, ensuring our clients can feel assured that their lift system is safe, reliable and supported by a reactive team of elevator engineering experts.
Based in Watford, Hertfordshire, we work throughout the Home Counties and London, providing commercial and residential properties with affordable and expert lift design, supply, installation, modernisation and maintenance services.
