Component upgrades are a quick and cost-effective way to make smaller improvements to the eco-efficiency, performance, and safety of your elevator. We offer a wide range of upgrades covering areas like the elevator door operator, signalization, and lighting system.
If your elevator is approaching a 10 year lifetime, it may be time to plan for small upgrades. We can help identify how to easily and cost-effectively keep your elevator running safely and smoothly. Component upgrades can be often installed during planned maintenance visits, which means less hassle for building tenants and visitors.
We can provide a free no-obligation assessment of your equipment condition and help you plan the modernization.
Making sure elevator passengers and maintenance personnel are safe is the number one priority. Upgrading components like the shaft and machine room lighting, the car overspeed governor, or the machinery guards will improve safety and help you better manage risk in your building.
Elevator performance can be greatly improved by modernizing components like the control system and door operator. These upgrades improve reliability, leveling accuracy, waiting time, and accessibility.
Upgrading your elevator’s electrification system, control system, and car lighting can significantly reduce the amount of energy it consumes. As well as making your elevator more eco-efficient, these upgrades also cut your operating costs.
We set the standard for advanced maintenance services, ensuring you get the longest lifespan and best performance out of your equipment. Whether it’s KONE or non-KONE equipment, our maintenance packages provide the highest-quality and most reliable service for keeping it running, in compliance and up to the highest safety standards.
Well-planned modernization ensures your equipment continues to operate reliably, and that it complies with the latest safety standards and complements your building’s design. Read more about our modernization process and KONE Care for Life and Asset Management Planning services.
