Summary: Retrofitting an older building for accessibility can be expensive and disruptive—especially when traditional elevators require deep pits, major excavation, and structural changes. A Limited-Use/Limited-Application (LU/LA) elevator addresses this issue with a shallow 14-inch pit, a smaller footprint, and more straightforward installation. Designed for low-rise buildings...
Summary: From accessibility lifts to LU/LA elevators, every project involving vertical transportation comes with strict safety and code requirements. Choosing a licensed Texas Elevator Contractor isn't just best practice—it's protection against costly delays, failed inspections, and compliance risks. In this article, we'll explain what licensing really...
When planning accessibility for commercial or public spaces, property owners often face the challenge of balancing ADA compliance with budget and space limitations. A Limited Use/Limited Application (LU/LA) elevator is designed to meet this need. These elevators provide vertical accessibility in smaller buildings where a...
Installing a home elevator is one of the most comprehensive ways to improve accessibility in a multi-story home. However, it may not always be the right solution for every family or budget. In North Texas, many homeowners explore alternatives that still provide safe and convenient...
When businesses in North Texas think of accessibility, ramps are often the first solution that comes to mind. While ramps are a proven way to meet ADA requirements, they are not always the most practical option for every building. Space limitations, aesthetics, or the height...
Adding a home elevator is no longer just a luxury—it’s an investment in long-term accessibility, safety, and independence. For homeowners in Dallas/Fort Worth and across North Texas, a residential elevator can make multi-level living more convenient while also adding value to your property. But one of the...
