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Lift maintenance in Dubai
Annual maintenance contracts for villa and building lifts, with scheduled visits, a written report after each one and a breakdown line when you need it.
Maintenance plans
Essential
For villas and low-use lifts that need scheduled care.
- Scheduled preventive visits
- Safety and function checks
- Written report after every visit
- Breakdown call-outs on request
Comprehensive
For most homes and residential buildings.
- Everything in Essential
- Priority breakdown response
- Labour for repairs included
- Inspection and certification support
Complete
For buildings needing a more detailed service scope.
- Everything in Comprehensive
- Spare parts included, except major components
- Remote monitoring where the lift supports it
- Named technician and quarterly review
Visit frequency, response times and parts coverage are confirmed in writing after we inspect your lift.
Checked on every visit
We maintain lifts we installed and lifts from other manufacturers, after a takeover inspection.
Doors
Door operator, sensors, locks and landing door alignment.
Safety gear
Overspeed governor, safety gear, buffers and emergency stop.
Ride quality
Levelling accuracy, noise and vibration.
Controls
Controller, fault log, car buttons, indicators and alarm.
Machinery
Motor, brake, ropes or belts, and hydraulic oil where fitted.
Emergency systems
Rescue device, emergency lighting and intercom.
Questions
What is the difference between a standard and a comprehensive AMC?
Plan names vary between providers. Compare the written inclusions for scheduled visits, repair labour, parts, call-outs and exclusions. Our final proposal defines these after the equipment review; a plan name alone does not establish coverage.
How often should a lift be serviced?
Monthly preventive visits are common for residential and commercial lifts. The right interval depends on usage, age and the manufacturer’s guidance, and we confirm it after inspecting your lift.
Can you take over maintenance from another company?
Yes. We start with a takeover inspection, report on the lift’s condition and agree what needs fixing before the contract begins.
What happens in a breakdown?
Call or message the breakdown line. A technician attends, releases anyone trapped as the first priority, then restores the lift or makes it safe until parts arrive.
Keep your lift running.
Tell us the lift type, age and location. We will inspect it and propose the right plan.
The detail matters
Make the contract clear before you sign.
Confirm the visit schedule, covered equipment, call-out hours, response commitments, labour, parts and exclusions in writing. Parts availability and equipment condition should be reviewed before a takeover.
Tell us the manufacturer, approximate age, number of stops, location and known faults. The proposal should separate routine care from corrective works and major replacements.
Service scope and response arrangements depend on the agreed contract. Do not use the enquiry form for an urgent trapped-passenger incident; use the lift’s emergency communication system and appointed service contact.