Elevator inspection services
Annual inspections, periodic test witnessing and certificate renewals for elevators, escalators, moving walks and lifts, performed by an independent inspector who works for the building.
Annual Elevator Inspections (Category 1)
The yearly routine inspection and Category 1 test every Florida elevator needs to keep its certificate of operation.
Learn more →Category 5 (Five-Year) Test Witnessing
Witnessing of the five-year full-load safety test required for traction (electric) elevators.
Learn more →Category 3 Hydraulic Elevator Tests
Witnessing of the three-year periodic test that applies to certain hydraulic elevator systems.
Learn more →Escalator and Moving Walk Inspections
Annual inspections and periodic test witnessing for escalators and moving walks.
Learn more →Wheelchair Lift and Platform Lift Inspections
Annual inspections for wheelchair lifts, vertical platform lifts and chairlifts.
Learn more →Re-Inspections and Violation Call-Backs
Call-back inspections that document corrections and clear violations within the 90-day window.
Learn more →Certificate of Operation Renewal and AHJ Coordination
We file with the AHJ, confirm fees and track your elevator certificate until it is in hand.
Learn more →Frequently asked questions
What is a third-party elevator inspector?
A Certified Elevator Inspector (CEI) who is not employed by the government agency or the elevator company. Florida allows owners to hire a third-party inspector to perform annual inspections and witness tests, then file the results with the authority having jurisdiction.
Do I have to use the inspector my elevator company recommends?
No. The building owner can hire any qualified inspector. Hiring your own avoids the conflict of interest of an inspector chosen by the contractor being inspected.
Never chase your elevator certificate again.
Tell us where your building is. We will confirm your certificate status, plan your inspection at least 60 days ahead and handle the follow-through.