Elevators Maintenance Comparison Chart

Just like most anything that needs service, there is absolutely no reason to limit your options to the company that manufactured your traction, hydraulic, or machine-room-less MRL elevator.  Metro Elevator is local for Indiana, so we have a strong incentive to keep you coming back.  Unlike the large nationwide and worldwide elevator companies, we simply cannot afford to provide underperforming products and services and still expect to stay in business.  Interestingly enough, we employ a higher percentage of QEI (Qualified Elevator Inspectors) than many of our larger competitors when you break it down to the mechanics available locally. A licensed elevator mechanic is trained to service and maintain all makes and models of elevator.  Listed below are our choices of maintenance plans available to you. No matter which plan you choose, we will provide you a customer service account manager to handle all your elevator needs.

Limited Service Elevator Maintenance Plan Full Service Elevator Maintenance Plan Routine inspection Routine inspection Lubrication Lubrication Call backs on regular time Call backs on regular time Minor parts Minor parts   Major parts Reporting         Optional Services Available for Limited Service Optional Services Available for Full Service Call backs on overtime Call backs on overtime Call backs with 24 hour availability Call backs with 24 hour availability Fire service testing Fire service testing Emergency power testing Emergency power testing Annual pressure tests (for hydraulic systems) Annual pressure tests (for hydraulic systems) Annual no-load safety tests Brake tests Five year full-load safety tests Annual no-load safety tests Reporting Five year full-load safety tests