3 ways to minimize disruption during

elevator modernization

New technology means elevator modernization doesn’t have to be a headache. The people who use your building rely on elevators to get them around quickly and safely. When the time comes to modernize the elevators, it can cause major disruption. Here’s how you can minimize it.

3 ways to minimize disruption during elevator modernization

As an office elevator system ages, you’ll notice a drop in performance. That’s when it’s time to call in the experts. But how can you do that without making life miserable for your tenants?

In most buildings, elevator modernizations are tricky. But in office buildings, the periods of extremely high traffic pose unique challenges. These are typically first thing in the morning, at lunchtime, and when everyone rushes home at the end of the day.


During these times, elevator systems are often running close to full capacity. Now imagine removing one of the elevators from service for modernization. The waiting time, which no busy person enjoys, could become unbearable.

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During these times, elevator systems are often running close to full capacity. Now imagine removing one of the elevators from service for modernization. The waiting time, which no busy person enjoys, could become unbearable.