New lift installation
Planning a new lift or replacing existing equipment?
Whether it’s a new building, an extension, or equipment that’s reached the end of its life, we’ll talk you through what’s involved before anything is specified.
Is this what you’re experiencing?
- A new building or extension needs a lift
- Existing equipment has reached the end of its life
- You’re adding accessibility to an existing building
- You’re still at the planning or budgeting stage
What Eastern Lift Services can do
- We assess your building and its users.
- We help specify the right equipment.
- We coordinate the installation, start to finish.
We talk through what your building and its users actually need, help specify the right equipment, and coordinate the installation from start to finish — working alongside your architect or contractor where one’s already involved.
What happens next
Tell us what you’re planning
Building, available space, expected use and what the lift needs to achieve.
We assess the site and requirements
Space, usage, accessibility and the people the lift needs to serve.
We recommend the appropriate solution
A proposal matched to the building and project rather than an off-the-shelf specification.
What goes into specifying a new lift
The right equipment depends on your building: how much space is available, how many people need to use it and how often, and any specific accessibility requirements. We work through this with you in plain terms before recommending a specific type of lift — not the other way around.
Common questions
How long does installation take?
It depends on the scope and building access — we’ll give you a realistic timeframe once we’ve assessed your site.
Do I need planning permission?
Sometimes, depending on the building and the work involved — we’ll flag this early rather than leave it as a surprise.
Can you work alongside my architect or contractor?
Yes — we’re used to coordinating with other trades and professionals on a project.
Planning a lift project and not sure where to start?
Tell us about the building and what you need the lift to do. We’ll help you work through the options in plain English.