Delta Inclined Platform Lift
LeMoyne College in Syracuse, NY / This inclined platform lift is ideal for making public buildings easily accessible.
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Do you know exactly what you want out of your elevator or lift? Do you have a list of potential companies but not sure who you should work with? Choosing an elevator company can be just as daunting as picking out the product.
To help you out, we have come up with four simple screenings to help you choose a company best suited for you.
Service and Location - So, once you have your list of companies before you, the first thing you should do is make sure all of the companies on said list will service your area. Sometimes, smaller businesses have a smaller service range, and if you're not in their local area, they could refuse to work with you. Does everyone offer you their service? Great, now how many of those companies are a considerable distance from your home or office? If you decide to work with a company that is more than an hour or two away, you need to be prepared for delays on installation day or on future scheduled maintenance days. Also, if you have an emergency, you may want to have a manufacture that is close by.
Warranty Package - Okay, so hopefully you have started to narrow down your list; if not, the warranty package screening should help eliminate a few options. Warranty is very important when making a large purchase, such as an elevator. Of the companies left on your list, what ones have the clearest warranty package? Are the warranty details easy to find on the website or in the company's literature? If you can't get straight answers about warranty go ahead and cross them off your list. Do you have high standards for warranty? Home-elevator.net offers the best warranty package in the elevator company industry.
Reputation - Look at the companies you have left. Of these companies, what ones are you familiar with? How are you aware of these companies, and how did you find them? If your answers are radio ads, Google search, or T.V commercials, make sure you do your homework. Look up reviews and ratings for each company and see what consumers have to say about their products. Try to find a review regarding the exact product you're interested in and cross reference the ratings between the other companies on your list.
After you finish screening and eliminated companies on your list - you need to find out which companies offer the product in your price range. At this point it is a good idea to get price quotes from the remaining companies.
