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    Uplifted Living: Why Reliable Lift Service Matters in Multiple Occupancy Residential Properties

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    By Ardent Lift Consultancy on July 8, 2025 Industry News, Lift, Lifts, News

    For property managers and RTM companies, the reliability of lifts isn’t just a technical concern – it’s a core aspect of tenant well-being and building compliance. As buildings age and resident expectations evolve, modernising lift systems can be one of the most impactful improvements a management team makes.

    The Case for Consistency

    In multiple occupancy properties, every breakdown disrupts lives:

    • Mobility and Access: Tenants with disabilities or elderly residents face disproportionate hardship during outages.
    • Reputation and Accountability: Persistent lift issues may lead to complaints, reputational damage, and even legal scrutiny.
    • Operational Costs: Frequent repairs on outdated systems are financially inefficient and time-consuming.

    Maintaining reliability is not only about performance – it’s about trust.

    Modernisation: Strategic Investment, Not Just Repairs

    Many existing lifts were designed for a different era. Modern systems offer:

    • Smart fault diagnostics for reduced downtime and proactive maintenance.
    • Energy-efficient drives and controls that lower operating costs.
    • Improved ride quality and design, enhancing overall tenant satisfaction.
    • Compliance upgrades, especially regarding BS 9991:2024 and EN 81 standards for fire and accessibility.

    RTMs and property managers who embrace modernisation benefit from fewer emergency callouts and more predictable service timelines.

    Why Expert Advice Matters

    With modernisation, one-size-fits-all doesn’t work. Lift consultants and trusted service providers bring:

    • Technical audits to identify priority risks and cost-saving opportunities.
    • Project planning tailored to building constraints, occupancy type, and funding options.
    • Navigational support for regulation compliance, ensuring refurbishment aligns with legislation.
    • Supplier and contractor insight to secure reliable installation and long-term maintenance.

    Engaging experts turns a reactive lift strategy into a proactive asset management approach.

    Future-Proofing Through Collaboration

    Whether you’re an RTM board balancing budgets or a property manager fielding daily concerns, lift isation is a forward-thinking step. Collaborative planning with residents, consultants, and suppliers ensures smoother transitions and greater satisfaction.

    We are available to support you with any queries you may have relating to lifts within your property.

    You can contact the ARDENT team via their website or by emailing [email protected].

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    As independent lift consultants, ARDENT Lift Consultancy recognise the importance of offering unbiased and accurate advice to our clients. This has developed mutual respect between our team of lift consultants and those we work with. Whether working with architects looking to build practicality into their vision, or a property manager with time constraints seeking immediate solutions, we totally understand individual client requirements and provide timely, well considered and accurate advice. Ardent Lift Consultancy | 01394 200328 | [email protected]

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