Property manager, New Jersey
$4,000
recovered on day one
The first repair proposal we reviewed for this client carried a $4,000 overcharge. It had already been approved for payment.
From Hudson waterfront towers to office parks and retail centers across the state, New Jersey owners sign elevator contracts written by the people who profit from them. We audit the agreement, assess the equipment and oversee modernization work on the owner’s behalf.
Our client is the owner, the board or the property manager who signs the contract, never the elevator company.

Rental towers, condominiums and co-ops along the Gold Coast and in growing downtowns, where a new building’s first maintenance contract sets the terms for years.

Office parks, retail centers and mixed-use property with elevators and escalators that have to run, and service contracts that should say so.

Managers running buildings across Hudson County and beyond, who want the same specification and the same audit trail at every address.
All nine services are available in New Jersey. These are the four owners here ask for first.
Know what your contract obligates the contractor to do, before you sign, at renewal, or when a dispute arises.
Know your equipment’s real condition and remaining life, before you plan a dollar of capital.
Every contractor prices the same scope, so the award goes to the strongest proposal.
From award to closeout, we watch the job site so your board doesn’t have to.
In New Jersey, elevator devices are registered and inspected under the Uniform Construction Code, by the state or by the local enforcing agency depending on the municipality. We witness inspections for the owner, follow violations through to resolution, and make sure the maintenance contract assigns responsibility for each requirement.
We cover the entire state, all twenty-one counties. If your city is not listed here, it is still covered.
Jersey City, Hoboken, Weehawken
Fort Lee, Edgewater, Hackensack
Newark, Paterson, Elizabeth
Morristown, New Brunswick, Princeton, Trenton
Asbury Park, Atlantic City, Cherry Hill, Camden
What one independent review turned up.
Property manager, New Jersey
$4,000
recovered on day one
The first repair proposal we reviewed for this client carried a $4,000 overcharge. It had already been approved for payment.
Anything else, call 954.281.8484.
Yes, statewide: Hudson and Bergen counties, Newark and the surrounding cities, Central Jersey, the Shore and South Jersey.
Yes, early. The first maintenance agreement on a new building often runs for years and is written by the installer. It is the easiest time to set the terms.
Yes. We write the specification, issue the bid, level the proposals against it, verify each contractor’s licensing, and give you a written recommendation.
Yes. From award to closeout we review submittals, visit at milestones, negotiate change orders and run the punch list, so the contractor answers to your consultant.
Whether it’s one elevator or a national portfolio, the first conversation is direct, honest, and free.