Are you considering installing or upgrading your lift. Here are some FAQs that can assist you in making the decision to allow Above and Beyond service your needs.
Can I fit an elevator in my home?
Most contractors can find a space in the home about the size of a closet-stacked above each other to accommodate an elevator.
What kind of power is needed to run an elevator?
Almost all models run on Standard 220 V single phase system.
How big can the elevator be?
It can be up to 15 square feet.
What is the weight limit of a home elevator?
Between 750 to 950 pounds.
What else is needed for a home elevator?
A small room to house the lift mechanics is required (the machine room). This can be a closet or area adjacent, above, or below the lift.
How far can an elevator travel?
50 Feet Maximum – up to 6 stops.
What elevator will suit your needs best?
If there is adequate area available for a machine room – then the hydraulic could be the best way to go. It is the quietest elevator on the market. For those where space is limited then cable-based drives are available.
I have an older elevator in my home, what can A&B do for me?
Whether its a functional or inoperative lift, above and beyond can assess the situation and provide recommendations that best fit customers desires and budgets that can include minor repairs to full uplift and replace of existing system.
Does an elevator have to be inspected?
Official state Inspection is only required upon initial installation, but A&B recommends periodic inspections by our technicians to ensure continued operation of lifts within state-defined guidelines for safety and compliance.
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