ELEVATOR REMODELING AND MODERNIZATION
Just as older structures can be remodeled to improve their appearance, functionality, and operating efficiency, elevator modernization brings this critical system within a building up to contemporary standards and design preferences. Elevator systems are designed to operate around the clock for decades, but as time passes, the numerous components involved in such a system can become worn down, fall out of modern design trends, and even start to cost their owners more money — in both maintenance and energy usage.
With elevator modernization, companies can identify outdated or worn-out components not only in the elevator car itself but also in the elevator infrastructure. For example, the machine drive, speed governor, various rail systems, pulley systems, and buffers can all start to wear down. They may even be exposed to moisture or other damage if the structure itself is beginning to age. Over time, repairing and maintaining these older, worn-down systems will begin to cost more money and consume more energy.