Short answer: Getting out of an elevator maintenance contract starts with the contract itself: its term, renewal and notice windows, and performance obligations. IEI reviews the agreement, documents performance failures, advises on notice timing and runs a fair bid for a replacement, so your building moves to a better contractor without a gap in coverage.
How we help
- Review the contract term, renewal and termination clauses
- Document performance failures with inspections and records
- Advise on timing and the content of the notice (with your attorney)
- Write a specification and run the replacement bid
- Oversee the handoff to the new contractor
Frequently asked questions
Can a condo association cancel its elevator maintenance contract?
Usually, but only on the terms in the contract. Many agreements renew automatically for multiple years unless notice is given in a narrow window. Documented performance failures can also matter. Have the contract reviewed before acting.