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What does an elevator renewal include?

An elevator renewal does not always mean replacing the whole elevator. Often it is enough to renew the car’s surfaces, lighting and fittings – the elevator stays in use throughout the work and the result is visible immediately.

  • Floors and floor mats: the most worn part of the car and the cheapest single improvement.
  • Lighting: LED lighting adds light and reduces energy use.
  • Wall surfaces and illuminated ceilings: a consistent look and a more spacious feel.
  • Extra features: a support rail, folding seat and mirror improve accessibility.

Read more: services, floor mat renewal and price calculator and completed projects.

For housing companies

The owner of the elevator has a statutory responsibility for its safety. A worn or loose floor mat, poor lighting and damaged surfaces are worth fixing before they become a safety risk. We can assess the situation and help you prioritise the work.

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Frequently asked questions

How long is the elevator out of service? A floor mat replacement is usually completed in one working day. Larger renewals are phased so that the elevator stays available as much as possible – most of the work is done from inside the car.

What does a renewal cost? The cost depends on the size of the car, the materials, the lighting solution and the scope of the work. We do not give rough guesses – we carry out a survey and provide a written quote with the work and materials itemised line by line. A floor mat estimate is available instantly from the calculator.

How do we know if our elevator needs work? A worn or loose floor mat, poor lighting, dented surfaces and materials that are hard to clean are clear signs that a renewal is worth considering. We are happy to visit, assess the situation and tell you what is worth doing now and what can wait.