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Ensuring the safety of your building's occupants is paramount. This includes keeping your elevators up to date with the latest code requirements. In Florida, an upcoming regulation known as Door Lock Monitoring (DLM) is required to be in place by August 1, 2025. Unfortunetly, many property owners have neglected to place this manditory upgrade as a priority and are bracing for the potential of being flagged in violation of this safety code.

Imagine taking a trip to your office building. You press the elevator button, the doors slide open, and you step inside. As the elevator comes to a rest at your destination, a sudden jolt throws you off balance. Thankfully, modern safety features prevent a free-fall scenario depicted in countless movies. However, less dramatic safety concerns do exist, prompting code updates to address potential hazards.

This blog post dives into a critical deadline for elevator compliance in Florida. We'll explore the upcoming changes, explain your options for meeting the code, and highlight the advantages of proactive elevator modernization.

Elevators are essential for modern buildings, but safety is paramount. New elevator communication codes, including ASME A17.1/CSA B44, are being implemented to ensure passengers have a reliable way to call for help in emergencies. This blog post explains these code updates and their impact on elevator phone systems.

Elevators are an essential part of any commercial property. They provide a safe and efficient way for people to move throughout your building, and they can also have a significant impact on the property's overall value. If your elevators are old or outdated, it may be time to consider an upgrade.

In this blog post, we will discuss the benefits of upgrading your commercial elevators, as well as some factors to consider when planning an upgrade. We will also provide tips on how to maximize your ROI on your elevator investment.

Non-proprietary equipment, particularly in the context of elevators and other building systems, offer several benefits for building owners and operators. These advantages can greatly impact the cost, flexibility, and long-term management of the elevator equipment. Selecting non-proprietary equipment when installing an elevator can yield long-term security for your property. This approach grants you the flexibility to independently source parts and to select from a wider range of maintenance companies without being constrained by exclusive service contracts from the original manufacturer for the life span of your elevator (20 - 30 years).

Here are some of the key benefits of non-proprietary equipment: