Commercial and Residential Elevator Specialists

Do you know when your service provider is "supposed" to come out and provide maintenance on your elevator systems? How about your state inspections? Do you know what is covered in your elevator maintenance agreement when they finally arrive? At SJE - Elevator Services, we are motivated to provide you with a clear agreement that is tailored to fit your company's needs while continuing to maintain the code compliance of your machines in Philadelphia, PA and Ocean City & Atlantic City, NJ!

Our elevator company is committed to making sure you understand what is included in your agreement so that any confusion can be avoided in the event of an issue. Hidden charges and extra fees for elevator installation and repair are two items that we choose to leave out. Unreasonable hourly rates can take the bench, too. SJE - Elevator Services will provide you with a pre-discussed and pre-determined hourly rate - and even discounted rates upon acceptance of a customized elevator service and maintenance agreement. We can also design agreements to include your state inspections, making it a worry-free option for your company.

The way a worksite is left upon completion of an elevator installation & service call speaks volumes about the individual who is providing you with the expertise you rely on to keep your system tuned. Did you know that code states that your machine rooms, pits, shafts and elevator cars must comply with standards designed to keep your areas clean and free of debris? How has your service provider addressed this concern?

The simple idea of taking pride in our job and the commercial and residential elevator industry that we represent motivates us to excel where others might fall behind. A concept of "leaving it cleaner than we found it" is not just an idea lost with time, but a daily drive to stay ahead of our competition. Every customer deserves the same high level of treatment - and that can only be achieved when a balanced work schedule is maintained by the mechanic who is providing it. Having 200 accounts to service in a month may be good for the company's bottom line, but only hurts the customer in the end. Not to mention, it shortens the relationship. We aim to create a long term "family environment" that a customer looks forward to, not dreads.