Statewide Elevator Inspection FAQs

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Serving all of Texas

How do I schedule/coordinate to have the code required services performed?

  • Answer: Call our office to contract our services. We will determine which service is due and coordinate with all necessary parties to ensure compliance.


What are the requirements in my county?

  • Answer: Elevator code is uniform for the state of Texas and does not vary by county.


Can my company be fined and may elevator be shut down for non-compliance with code requirements?

  • Answer: Yes, the adopted building code empowers the enforcing jurisdiction to enact these measures for many reasons, e.g. some jurisdictions levy (huge) fines ($2000 per elevator) for exceeding the frequency of required inspections. ASME A17.1, Elevator Safety Code recommends that the frequency shall not exceed six (6) months.


When will I receive my Inspection/Test Report?

  • Answer: Your typed report is available 3-5 business days after the date of inspection


What do I do if my report reflects code deficiencies?

  • Answer: 1) Determine which party is responsible for correction (elevator maintenance contractor or building owner/agent). 2) Correct deficiencies. 3) Call to request inspection.


How do I get my current Elevator Certificate?

  • Answer: A "clean" inspection report (no deficiencies) and other documentation is required by the enforcing authority and is available at the TDLR website.


What personnel are required to accomplish Inspection/Test requirements?

  • Answer: Informational bulletins describing services and procedures are available to contract clients after logging in or by submitting a request to our office by phone or email.