Planned maintenance
Servicing for platform, step and through-floor lifts, including gates, controls and emergency systems.
Platform & access lifts.
Maintenance and repairs that help keep step-free access available.
For wheelchair platform lifts, step lifts and through-floor lifts across London, Kent and the South East.
- Planned maintenance
- Repairs & breakdowns
- LOLER support
When the lift is the only accessible route.
A failed access lift can leave someone unable to reach part of a building. Tell us how the lift is used and who depends on it so we can understand the impact.
Repairs and fault finding
Diagnosis of gate and barrier faults, control problems, power issues and lifts that have stopped travelling.
Examinations and records
Help coordinating the appropriate thorough examinations and keeping a clear record of repairs and service visits.
Access lifts we support
Short-rise and accessibility equipment where a full passenger lift may not be practical.
- Vertical and inclined wheelchair platform lifts
- Step lifts and short-rise platforms
- Through-floor lifts in homes and care settings
- Open and enclosed platform lifts
- Aritco and other access lift brands
What we check.
Checks are based on the lift, its condition and the agreed service scope.
- Gates, barriers and safety edges
- Controls, key switches and call stations
- Levelling, ramp flaps and travel limits
- Alarms, intercoms and emergency lowering
- Battery backup and power supplies
Access in everyday buildings.
We support residential blocks, sheltered housing, care homes, schools, retail premises and public buildings, as well as offices with split-level access.
Whether a lift is described as a wheelchair lift, a disabled access lift or a platform lift, we start with the equipment, its use and the people who rely on it.
Often described as DDA compliant platform lifts, these access lifts help buildings meet their Equality Act 2010 and Part M accessibility duties.
Platform lift questions.
Maintenance, repairs and examinations: the questions we are asked most often.
Do platform lifts need a LOLER inspection?
Platform lifts used at work to carry people normally require a thorough examination every 6 months, or in accordance with a written examination scheme. Requirements for lifts in private homes depend on the setting and use; we can help establish the appropriate arrangements.
Do you maintain different platform lift brands?
Yes. We service and repair platform lifts, step lifts, and through-floor lifts from a wide range of manufacturers, including Aritco and other access lift brands.
What is the difference between a platform lift and a passenger lift?
Platform lifts move a person, often a wheelchair user, over a short vertical or inclined distance at lower speed. They are common where a full passenger lift is not practical, such as a few steps at an entrance or between two floors.
Do you cover emergency call outs for platform lifts?
Yes. We offer 24/7 emergency call outs across London, Kent and the South East for breakdowns and access lifts that have stopped working.
Can you take over a platform lift from another provider?
Yes. We review the lift type, site access, and compliance history before confirming a handover plan and maintenance schedule.
Tell us about your platform lift.
Speak to our team about maintenance, repairs or a survey.