Elevator Essentials: Ensuring Smooth Operations and Peace of Mind
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In a world of property management, where elevators are the heart of your building's operation, it's crucial to prioritize elevator maintenance and minimize disruptions.
AuditMate is your one-stop shop for elevator management, helping you navigate the complexities of elevator maintenance contracts and ensuring smooth operations.
In this issue, we've curated a selection of insightful articles to guide you through the world of elevator maintenance:
When the Lift Stops: Maintaining Elevators and Preventing Disruptions
Accessibility Impaired: Outages Prevent Access for Vulnerable Riders
The recent notice of a temporarily out of service elevator at the NJ Transit train station highlights the importance of proactive maintenance for public transportation infrastructure. While brief outages are inevitable, prolonged issues can severely impact accessibility, cause congestion, and frustrate customers.
Comprehensive Guide to Maintenance for Multi-Tenant Residential Elevators
Elevators are critical infrastructure in multi-tenant residential buildings, enabling mobility for residents across floors. With heavy daily traffic from many users, components wear, misuse, vandalism, shutdowns, and door strikes are more common than? in non residential elevators.?
Diligent maintenance and thoughtful contract terms are essential to keeping these high-use assets running smoothly and safely. This guide explores factors owners and managers should consider when maintaining shared residential elevators.
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Getting a Handle on Your Elevator Maintenance Contracts
It has happened to the best property managers: You forgot or didn’t know that an elevator maintenance contract term was ending and didn’t send a timely cancellation notice.
Most elevator maintenance contracts are long-term agreements that have automatic renewal terms. Missing a contractually required cancellation notice period can lead to an outdated elevator maintenance contract renewing typically into another 3 to 10-year term. If your contract requires a 90-day written notice before the end of the term and you realize that 88 days before the end of the term, you have missed your cancellation window and lost valuable leverage to renegotiate or obtain a new agreement that meets your current needs.
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