Knowledge
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Do we need to proceed with all work recommended by our lift service provider?
Read more: Do we need to proceed with all work recommended by our lift service provider?You do not always need to have recommended work carried out by a service provider. While lift contractors can offer…
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Why should I outsource my lift management to ILECS?
Read more: Why should I outsource my lift management to ILECS?Our experienced OneVision team works directly and independently with the lift contractors, taking away the time and stress of lift management from…
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Does ILECS refurbish lifts?
Read more: Does ILECS refurbish lifts?No, ILECS does not carry out the physical refurbishment of lifts themselves. Instead, we provide expert, independent advice and guidance…
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Does ILECS modernise lifts?
Read more: Does ILECS modernise lifts?No, ILECS does not carry out the physical modernisation of lifts themselves. Instead, we provide expert, independent advice and guidance…
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Does ILECS replace lifts?
Read more: Does ILECS replace lifts?No, ILECS does not carry out the physical replacement of lifts themselves. Instead, we provide expert, independent advice and guidance…
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Does ILECS install lifts?
Read more: Does ILECS install lifts?No, ILECS does not carry out the physical installation of lifts themselves. Instead, we provide expert, independent advice and guidance…
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How much does a lift condition survey cost?
Read more: How much does a lift condition survey cost?When it comes to lift condition surveys, the costs can vary based on several key factors, such as the number…
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When would I need a lift condition survey?
Read more: When would I need a lift condition survey?When your lift approaches the 15-year mark, it’s a great time to consider conducting a lift condition survey. This pivotal…
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How can I reduce the frequency of lift breakdowns?
Read more: How can I reduce the frequency of lift breakdowns?In the UK, lifts typically experience an average of four breakdowns per year. However, it is important to note that…
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How do you know when a lift has reached the end of its useful life?
Read more: How do you know when a lift has reached the end of its useful life?The average lifespan of a lift is between 15 and 20 years, assuming it has been installed correctly, well-maintained with…