LIFT MAINTENANCE

WHY FACILITIES TEAMS & BUILDING MANAGERS TRUST US

Sheridan Lifts are proud to be one of the UK’s largest independent lift companies, offering a wide range of flexible maintenance packages tailored to suit all requirements. We understand the demands of modern buildings, including high-demand and hightraffic sites, and adapt our services to ensure optimal performance and reliability at all times. Partnering with Sheridan Lifts ensures regular service visits, full compliance with current regulations, and the swift resolution of any issues before they escalate. We place particular emphasis on rapid response, especially in the case of lift entrapments, where our team acts quickly and efficiently to restore service and ensure passenger safety. Our highly experienced engineers possess in-depth expertise across all lift types—from the latest technologies to evolving regulatory standards—giving you complete confidence that your equipment is maintained to the highest possible standard. Based in Manchester, we provide nationwide lift maintenance and repairs, working closely with major FM companies while still retaining the personal touch of a family-run business. Our dedicated and highly skilled team is committed to delivering exceptional service, building long-term relationships, and supporting our clients wherever they are in the UK.

 

 

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MAINTENANCE PACKAGES

Keep your lift running smoothly with Sheridan’s Bronze, Silver, and Gold maintenance packages – designed to suit every need and budget. Not sure which one is right for you? Our expert team will assess your lift’s type, usage, and environment to recommend the perfect solution, so you can enjoy safe, reliable performance year-round

BRONZE

Most accessible package. Ideal for low usage lifts or sites with one or two units.


  • Annual statutory inspection
  • Basic safety checks
  • Telephone support
  • Standard response times

GOLD

All-inclusive package designed to take care of all your regular lift servicing needs.


  • Quarterly proactive maintenance
  • All parts & labour included
  • 4-hour guaranteed response
  • Dedicated Account Manager
REPAIR CAPABILITIES

WHAT TYPES OF LIFTS DO WE REPAIR?


Whether your lift was installed by us or another company, our engineers are trained on all worldwide lift manufacturers and carry the software tools to access closed-protocol systems from major brands. If a part is needed, our nationwide supply chain can deliver next day for most standard items, while our regional depots hold critical spares for same-day access.

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Custom lift maintenance, built for your business. Managing multiple sites or a mix of lift types? We’ll create a bespoke maintenance plan. Get in touch today to find your perfect solution.

SPECIALIST EXPERTISE

SECTORS WE SERVE


All new installations are supported by our dedicated aftercare team and include a comprehensive 12-month warranty and maintenance service, providing a personalised experience designed to give you complete peace of mind.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS


By law, you must ensure that your lifts are inspected at least every 6 months if they carry passengers and at least every 12 months if they only carry goods. Building owners must adhere to LOLER regulations to ensure their lifts are as safe and reliable as they possibly can be.

The lift owner or building manager is responsible for the maintenance of all lifts on the premises. It is up to them to ensure that the lift is safe for use, that inspections are carried out regularly, and that any issues are reported swiftly to a licensed lift engineer.

A lift maintenance visit generally involves a thorough inspection of the lift and its components. The engineer will check for any signs of wear and tear and make any necessary adjustments or repairs. This may also include tasks such as cleaning, lubrication, and testing of safety systems.
A lift maintenance visit generally involves a thorough inspection of the lift and its components. The engineer will check for any signs of wear and tear and make any necessary adjustments or repairs. This may also include tasks such as cleaning, lubrication, and testing of safety systems.
Typically, lifts are designed to last between 20-30 years. This will depend on the quality of the lift installed and how well it is maintained. It is normal for a lift to be refurbished or replaced at least once or twice in a building’s lifespan, if not more. If your lift is old and you’re concerned that it might need replacing, your engineer will be able to tell you during your lift maintenance inspection. If so, you can count on us when it comes to removing your broken lift. At Sheridan Lifts, we also specialise in lift refurbishments, allowing you to modernise and increase the lifespan of older lift models.
At Sheridan Lifts, we believe in transparent pricing and making sure that you only pay for the services you require. We’ll ensure you get the service you need for an affordable price, and can even work with you to create a bespoke lift maintenance package if you prefer. Investing in preventative maintenance can save you significant amounts of money in the long run. Potential problems can be identified and rectified before they become major issues, making lift maintenance a wise choice for any lift owner. Get in touch today for more information about our lift maintenance packages.
Lift maintenance refers to only regularly scheduled visits by our skilled engineers. This is a preventative measure to help identify any issues or potential issues with your lift that should be looked at again in the future. Lift servicing is slightly different, in that it isn’t regularly scheduled, but is when we fix any potential issues or examine the lifts if something is a little off. If a lift repair needs to be carried out during a service visit, we can also make sure this happens.
How Often Should a Lift Be Serviced?

By law, any lift that carries people, such as a passenger lift or hybrid passenger goods lift, must be inspected at least every 6 months.

If the lift is only used to transport goods, such as a dumbwaiter lift or car lift, then it must be inspected at least every 12 months.

Although you only legally have to get your lifts inspected once or twice a year, we recommend having more regular inspections to ensure that everything is running smoothly and any minor issues can be caught before they develop into more significant problems. This can help you save money and time in the long run by making breakdowns far less likely.

If you notice a change in the performance of your lift or have any concerns about the safety of your lift – even if nothing has happened yet – you should get in touch with the Sheridan Lifts team as soon as possible. We’ll be there swiftly to put your mind at ease and make any necessary repairs.

COST FACTORS INCLUDE:

  • The type of lift required for your specific application.
  • The number of floors that the lift will service across the building.
  • The number of floors that the lift will service across the building.
  • The physical dimensions of the lift car and available lift shaft space.
  • The physical dimensions of the lift car and available lift shaft space.
  • If planning permission is required, or the lift is in a listed building.
  • If planning permission is required, or the lift is in a listed building.