Repair & Maintenance
Elevator repair & preventative maintenance.
Service agreements built around preventative maintenance, not service calls. Union technicians, ASME A-17.1 compliant testing, free on-site survey.
Preventative philosophy
At Morris County Elevator, our goal is set at assuring our customers receive "preventative maintenance" so service calls can be kept to a minimum and your elevator's efficiency can be maximized.
To help ensure this philosophy, our staff consists of highly skilled technicians who actively receive continual training on all types of vertical transportation equipment. Because we employ union labor, you can be guaranteed that the individuals working on your elevator are not only technically competent, but also adhere to the industry's highest safety standards.
Every service agreement includes
What's in a maintenance plan.
- 01 Preventative inspection schedule
- 02 ASME A-17.1 annual pressure relief valve test
- 03 Annual no-load safety test
- 04 Free on-site survey before the proposal
- 05 Union-trained technicians (IUEC Local 1)
No-cost first step
Free survey. Real proposal.
We would welcome the opportunity to come out and survey your elevator equipment at no cost in order to provide you with a proposal. We have multiple service-agreement options so you can choose a plan that best suits your building's particular needs.
All of our maintenance programs include the annual pressure relief valve tests and / or no-load safety tests, as required by ASME A-17.1 code.
The case for scheduled maintenance
A full elevator inspection by one of our expert technicians can find, diagnose, and fix problems before they cause inconvenient shutdowns. Scheduled maintenance inspections are a cost-effective way to keep your building operating smoothly.
Get a free quote on a maintenance plan.
We come out, survey your equipment, and write you a proposal — no charge, no obligation.