In Maryland, elevator and lift owners are required to arrange annual inspections conducted by certified elevator inspectors to ensure compliance with safety codes and regulations. During these inspections, the elevator's mechanical, electrical, and safety components are thoroughly examined for compliance and safety. Maintenance records must be maintained, and any identified issues must be promptly addressed to avoid fines or elevator shutdowns.
Specific requirements may vary based on elevator type and location, so it's crucial to stay updated with the Maryland Department of Labor for the latest regulations to maintain compliance with Maryland State Inspections.
Products of Focus—At Elevator Works, we specialize in accessibility equipment. Often, smaller lifts do not get the attention that the larger passenger elevators do. This is why we focus heavily on wheelchair lifts and incline platform lifts.
- Vertical wheelchair lifts
- Inclined platform lifts
- Stairlifts
- Dumbwaiters
- LULA elevators
At Elevator Works, we recognize the challenges building owners face when seeking a company to perform annual tests. Our commitment to customer service is what truly sets us apart.
We're not just your maintenance provider; we're your accessibility partner, dedicated to ensuring that everyone can access and enjoy your space with ease and dignity. When it comes to elevator maintenance, trust Elevator Works for unparalleled experience, a focus on accessibility, and exceptional customer service.
Maintenance Agreement and State Inspections
| CAT1 Annual Test—Required by law, in Maryland; guaranteed scheduling within State Regulations; Third-Party QEI Inspection Fee not included. |
| Preventative Maintenance Inspection—1 PMI included. |
| Service Calls—2 FREE Service Calls each year, in addition to PMI and State Inspection. |
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