Elevator Support Company
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Elevator Support Company
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Hydraulic elevators power low-rise buildings throughout Washington State. These systems require specialized knowledge to maintain and repair properly. We provide comprehensive hydraulic elevator services, from routine maintenance to complete cylinder replacement.
The most significant hydraulic elevator repair, we handle complete cylinder replacements including underground extraction and installation for in-ground systems.
Hydraulic control valves and power units are critical for smooth, safe operation. We repair, adjust, and replace valves and pump/motor assemblies for all hydraulic configurations.
Battery lowering devices allow controlled car descent during power failures. Required by code in many applications and essential for passenger safety.
In-ground cylinders can leak undetected, contaminating soil and groundwater. We perform cylinder condition assessment and PVF testing to identify issues before they become environmental problems.
We evaluate leveling performance, oil condition, valve function, cylinder integrity, and pump operation to identify root causes.
We explain findings, outline repair or replacement options, and provide pricing before any work begins, no surprises.
From valve adjustment to full cylinder replacement, our IUEC-certified technicians perform all hydraulic work to code standards.
We test leveling performance, verify safety systems function correctly, and document all work for your maintenance and compliance records.
Poor leveling is most commonly caused by valve wear or misadjustment, seal leaks causing drift, oil viscosity changes from temperature or contamination, or pump performance issues. We diagnose the root cause rather than just re-adjusting.
Very serious. Underground cylinder leaks can contaminate soil and groundwater, creating environmental liability. Older single-bottom cylinders can fail catastrophically. We perform PVF (Pressure Vessel Field) testing to assess cylinder integrity.
A battery lowering device allows controlled lowering of the elevator car to a landing during a power failure, enabling passenger egress. It's required by code in many applications and is an important safety feature for any hydraulic elevator.
Hydraulic oil should be analyzed periodically for contamination, wear particles, and viscosity breakdown. Frequency depends on usage and equipment age. Our maintenance programs include oil condition monitoring as part of routine service.
Yes. Modern controller upgrades, power unit replacements, and valve modernizations can significantly improve performance, efficiency, and reliability. Some hydraulic elevators can also be converted to machine-room-less configurations.
We provide hydraulic systems throughout Washington State, dispatched from our Lynnwood headquarters.
Whether you need routine maintenance, repairs, or are considering modernization, we provide expert hydraulic elevator service throughout Washington State.