Schindler Elevator Corporation Canada
Schindler Elevator Corporation (Canada) is a division of their large Swiss multinational conglomerate Schindler Group. Schindler installs new elevators and they modernize, repair and maintain elevators. Elevator One also installs, modernizes, repairs and maintains elevators.
About Elevator One
Elevator One only installs high-quality non-proprietary elevator equipment for new installations, and our construction crews continue to work with the end customer and GCs to consistently meet tight project deadlines. Elevator One’s modernization crews are some of the best trained in the province and customers continue to rave about the quality of their work and their ability to meet or exceed extremely tight deadlines. Finally, Elevator One also provides exceptional elevator maintenance services. Our technicians are some of the most highly trained elevator mechanics in Ontario with college diplomas and on-going in-house training which keeps them abreast of the latest and some of the oldest elevator technologies. Elevator One customers continue to enjoy significant elevator uptime, which is achieved because Elevator One technicians are provided the time they require to provide proactive elevator maintenance. When there is a trouble call, Elevator One is able to quickly get elevators up and running because of their significant parts supply in service vehicles and in the Elevator One office.
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Repair
Schindler Elevator Company provides Elevator Repair Services to the Canadian marketplace. Elevator One provides exceptional Elevator Repair Services in the Central Ontario marketplace. Consistent customer feedback is that our teams repair elevators with impressive speed and quality. Our superior service starts when we receive the call. While many elevator companies have international call centres (who frequently don’t know the difference between Port Perry and Port Severn or Barrie and Bayfield), our phones are answered 24/7 by local operators who know the area. Our technicians are quickly dispatched, they call the owner contact within minutes, arrive on site promptly, and they are consistently able to have the elevator up and running quickly because they usually have the necessary parts in their service vehicles or at the Elevator One shop nearby. Customers who had their elevators maintained by other elevator contractors previously, consistently tell us that previously their elevators were often down for days or even weeks, as they waited on parts unnecessarily, whereas Elevator One has them up and running quickly because of their expertise.
Maintenance
Schindler provides preventative maintenance services. Elevator One also provides preventative maintenance services and we have been fortunate to recently take over large accounts from competitors because of the superior service we are able to offer. Customers operating in sectors such as manufacturing, long term care, and hotels & entertainment, have come to us for elevating services because they have critical needs for elevator uptime and Elevator One has been able to drastically improve their elevator performance, thus providing them with significant cost savings, and efficiency increases. In each case, our customers have been ecstatic with the positive, and almost immediate, difference we have been able to provide them. A key differentiator is that at Elevator One we give our technicians the required time to do proper preventative maintenance which is rare today. While some competitors have run into issues with the TSSA elevating device regulator and even courts, Elevator One has the highest possible standing with TSSA and we provide our maintenance customers with exemplary maintenance. Our highly trained team, which continues to learn with on-going night school, are tops in the industry.
Modernization
Schindler undertakes elevator modernization projects. Elevator Modernizations, also referred to as Elevator Upgrades, require significant skill and the full participation of an entire team. Elevator One has some significant advantages over our competitors in the elevator industry. While larger elevator companies theoretically have numerous elevator engineers and project managers at their disposal internationally, the reality is that Elevator One has significantly more qualified local staff available in Central Ontario. Elevator One has an in-house Professional Engineer (P-Eng) with more than 30 years experience in designing and modernizing elevators and he is also a class A (EDM-A) elevator mechanic which allows him to understand the projects from a technician’s perspective. We also have project managers with more than 60 years combined project experience in the elevator trade, and countless modernization projects under their belts. Along with highly trained elevator technicians who specialize in modernizations, our customers tell us that the Elevator One team consistently outperforms the competition, because of our uniquely qualified staff. Whether it is a straight-forward modernization, or more complex projects in challenging environments, the Elevator One modernization team excels.
Installation
Schindler provides new elevator installation services for the construction industry. Elevator One also installs new elevators for new construction. Elevator One only installs non-proprietary equipment, which means our customers are not forced to stay with us for maintenance; they stay with us because of our superior quality of service. We choose to install equipment from high quality elevator manufacturers such as Delta Elevator who manufactures their equipment right here in Ontario, Canada. Our project managers and our construction crews work with contractors and with our customers, rather than against them, as we so often hear when contractors talk about their experience with other elevator contractors in the province. While charging “extras” is a common practise for elevator contractors, “extra charges” are the exception, not the rule for us. Elevator One has never been the source of delay on new construction projects, and instead we consistently impress contractors as we meet or beat our deadlines.
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Our projects
60 Maple, Simcoe Affordable Housing (Victoria Harbour, ON)
Elevator One maintains various elevators for the County of Simcoe, from MRLs to hydraulics and accessibility lifts. We…
Bradford Fire Hall (Bradford, ON)
Elevator One installed an in-ground hydraulic elevator in the Town of Bradford’s brand-new Fire Hall.
Maple High School, York Region District School Board (Newmarket, ON)
We have undertaken nearly a dozen modernization projects for various offices and schools for the YRDSB.
Gallery Project Condos; Bistro Project Condos (Barrie, ON)
Elevator one has installed more than 20 Delta Machineroomless (MRL) Traction Elevators and Hydraulic Elevators for Pratt Homes…
Vetta Nordic Spa (Oro Medonte, ON)
We recently installed a Delta in-ground hydraulic elevator in this luxury Nordic spa.
Types of elevators
We install, repair and maintain both hydraulic elevators and traction (roped) elevators.
Traction Elevators
- Overhead
Traditional overhead roped elevators have machine rooms which are situated directly above the elevator hoistway. While other traction elevator types like machine room less (MRLs), have gained popularity, overhead traction elevators have some significant post construction advantages. With the key elevator equipment easily accessible, including controllers, elevator machines and braking systems, maintenance technicians can easily access for preventative maintenance. - Basement
While less frequent, in certain applications it makes sense to have the key traction elevator equipment in a basement machine room. Again, the advantage of this configuration over an MRL, is post construction where equipment is easily accessible to maintenance technicians. - Machine Room Less
Machine room less (MRL) traction elevators have gained popularity in the past decade. Architects, in particular, appreciate this technology because the aesthetically displeasing machine room at the top of a building is no longer needed. The key elevator equipment is found inside the elevator hoistway. The disadvantage of MRLs is that much of the equipment is proprietary to the installing manufacturer leading to challenges post installation.
Hydraulic Elevators
- Inground
Traditional hydraulic elevator have an inground hydraulic cylinder that is attached below the elevator cab. The advantage to this technology is a quieter ride and the required hoistway size is smaller than a holeless hydraulic elevator where the cylinders are attached to the outside of the cab. The disadvantage of this technology can be high drilling costs (depending on the ground type such as rock) or difficult drilling due to water issues. - Holeless
As the name suggests, a holeless hydraulic elevator does not require that a hole be drilled for the cylinder. Typically, a holeless hydraulic elevator will have cylinders that are attached to the outside of the elevator cab. The advantage to this technology is that contractors do not need to coordinate hole drilling very early in the building project, and ground type is not an issue. - Machine Room Less
MRL hydraulic elevators are a relatively new technology. With this technology the required machine room (which houses the hydraulic tank) is no longer needed because it is situated within the hoistway. The disadvantages of this technology is that the equipment is generally very proprietary and very difficult to access for maintenance, thus increasing maintenance costs.
Elevator Manufacturers
We provide exceptional elevator services for our customers no matter the make of their elevator. Whether they have an Otis, Schindler, ThyssenKrupp, Delta, Savaria, Garaventa and many more, our team is able to provide exceptional service. We have highly trained elevator technicians with service vehicle stocked full of parts, and a warehouse full of other parts needed for day-to-day repairs.
