It usually starts with a call nobody wants. A tenant says the elevator is out. Maintenance opens the landing door or checks the pit access, and there it is. Standing water at the bottom of the hoistway, damp pit walls, a smell that tells you this didn't happen five minutes ago. For a facility manager […]
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You get the call on a rainy Michigan morning. A tenant says the hall station is acting strange, or maintenance notices a damp smell near the lobby doors. Then someone opens the lower landing and sees water where it never belongs. At that point, this isn't a housekeeping problem. It's an elevator emergency. In Detroit
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A lot of building managers find elevator water damage the same way. A tenant reports a wet lobby after a storm in Ann Arbor. A maintenance tech in Detroit notices water at the sill. A night crew in Lansing hears a sump alarm and finds dampness near the hoistway door. In that moment, the biggest
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