List of elevator and escalator companies

"These elevators seems quite busy." This list/page is always incomplete. You can help the Elevatorpedia by expanding it.

This is a list of some major and other well-known elevator and escalator companies.

This list does not include third party elevator companies (or commonly referred as generic elevator companies). For the list of these companies, refer to this page.

Major companies

These are some major elevator and escalator companies.

Logo	Company name	Based in	Established	Notes
Operating
	Fujitec Company Limited	Hikone, Shiga Prefecture Japan	1948	The only major Japanese elevator manufacturer not affiliated with a major Japanese corporation.
	Hitachi Building Systems Co., Ltd.	Japan	1910
	Hyundai Elevator	Icheon City, Gyeonggi-do South Korea	1984	Largest elevator manufacturer in South Korea in terms of sales, profit and market shares.
	Kone Corporation	Espoo Finland	1910	• Third largest elevator manufacturer in the world. • Pioneer of machine room less elevator system.
	Mitsubishi Electric Corporation	Tokyo Japan	1921	One of the largest Japanese elevator manufacturers in Japan.
	Otis Elevator Company	Farmington, CT United States	1854	• Largest elevator manufacturer in the world. • Founded by Elisha Otis.
	Schindler Group	Ebikon Switzerland	1874	• Second largest elevator manufacturer in the world. • Largest escalator manufacturer in the world.
	Sigma Elevator Company	Seoul South Korea	2000	Subsidiary of Otis Elevator Korea.
	TK Elevator GmbH	Dusseldorf Germany	2021	Fourth largest elevator manufacturer in the world. Formerly thyssenkrupp Elevator AG
	Toshiba Elevator and Building Systems Corporation	Tokyo Japan	1967
Defunct
	Dover Elevators	Memphis, TN United States	1955	• Formerly known as Rotary Lift • One of the largest elevator manufacturers in the United States. • Acquired by Thyssen in 1999.
	The Express Lift Co. Ltd.	Northampton United Kingdom	1917	Acquired by Otis in 1997.
	Orenstein & Koppel	Berlin Germany	1876	• German manufacturer of escalators and moving walkways. • Acquired by Kone in 1987.
	Thyssen Aufzüge	Hamborn Germany	1973	Merged with Krupp AG in 1999 and became ThyssenKrupp.
	thyssenkrupp Elevator AG	Essen Germany	1999	Rebranded and became TK Elevator.
	Westinghouse Electric Corp.	Pittsburgh, PA United States	1901	Acquired by Schindler in 1989.

Other/historic companies

These are some other historic or small elevator and escalator companies. The table below contains three sub sections to distinguish between existing companies, non-existing companies, and companies whose fate remains unknown today; companies that are still in business are listed under the "Operating" section (colored green), companies that have ceased out or no longer in business are listed under the "Defunct" section (colored red), and companies whose fate remains unknown are listed under the "Fate unknown" section (colored grey).

Logo	Company name	Based in	Established	Notes
Operating
	AKE	Antalya Turkey	1995	Turkish elevator, escalator and moving walkway company.
	Alcor Elevator	Ontario Canada	2009	Canadian owned elevator company
	Anlev Elex	Hong Kong	2008	Reformed by the merger of Anlev Escalator and Elex Srl.
	Ascensores Excelsior	Madrid Spain	1923	Spanish elevator company.
	Automobile Rotary Lift Co.	United States	1925	Predecessor of Dover Elevators.
	Axel Lifts	Corsico, Milan Italy	1989
	Canton	North Canton, OH United States	1946
	CNIM	La Seyne France	1968 (Escalator division)	French manufacturer of escalators and moving walkways, but it did made elevators.
	DAKA	Belgrade Serbia	1947	(Former) Yugoslavian elevator company. Made elevators under license from Schindler between the 1960s and early 1990s.
	Daldoss	Pergine Valsugana (TN) Italy	1945
	Diebold Aufzüge	Puchheim Germany	1969
	Doppler	Thessaloniki Greece	2000	One of the few globally known Greek elevator companies other than Kleemann.
	EITA	Subang Jaya, Selangor Malaysia	1997	Part of EITA Resources Berhad. It is a Malaysian elevator company with a technical partnership with Schneider Steuerungstechnik GmbH.
	Fuji
	Electra Elevators	Israel	1945	A subsidiary of Electra Ltd.
	Element Elevators Inc.	Toronto, Ontario Canada	2016	Family owned and operated company in Toronto Canada. Elevator Maintenance, Service and Modernization Solutions
	Guangri	Panyu District, Guangzhou China	1996
No Picture Logo	Gillespie	United States	1923
	Haushahn	Stuttgart Germany	1889	• Acquired by Schindler in 1998. • Currently a brand of Schindler used for certain rebranded Schindler elevators exclusively in Germany.
	HOSTING	Ningbo, Zhejiang China	1993	Founded by Ningbo Xinda Group.
	Hualong	Kunshan, Jiangsu China	2005	Chinese company. Also has branches in Zhuhai and Macau Special Administrative Region.
	IFE	Dongguan China	1988
	IGV	Milan Italy	1966	Italian manufacturer of home elevators and platform lifts.
	Inter-Up	Israel	1989	One of the largest elevator companies in Israel.
	Isralift	Tel Aviv Israel	1961	Acquired by Kone in 2013.
	IZAMET	Sofia Bulgaria	1989	Bulgarian elevator company.
	Johnson	Chennai, Tamil Nadu India	1981
	Kfir	Israel	1975	Israeli elevator company.
	Kleemann	Kilkis Greece	1983	One of the few globally known Greek elevator companies other than Doppler.
	Koppel A.W.	Parma Italy	1958
	MEI	Mankato, MN United States	1975	MEI stands for Minnesota Elevator Inc.
	Morris Vermaport	Nottingham United Kingdom	1979	Also a manufacturer of shopping cart conveyors and exports them to other countries.
	MP	Seville Spain	1990	One of the well known Spanish elevator companies that have managed to sell its elevators globally.
	Nova Elex	Montodine Italy	2016	Previously Elex S.r.l. Reformed in 2016 by a group of investors who wanted to revive the Elex name.
	Omega Elevators	Spain	1989
	Orona	Hernani, Gipuzkoa Spain	1964	One of the well known Spanish elevator companies that have managed to sell its elevators globally.
	Payne	Cambridge, MA United States	1902	Formerly installed elevators. Now, they maintain, and possibly modernize elevators.
	Pickerings Lifts	Stock-On-Tees United Kingdom	1854	One of England's largest and oldest independent elevator companies.
	Pneumatic Vacuum Elevators	Miami, FL United States	2002	Manufacturer of pneumatic vacuum elevators.
	Schmitt + Sohn	Nuremberg, Bavaria Germany	1861	Family-owned German elevator company.
	Shenyang Brilliant (BLT)	Shenyang China	2001	• Largest self-owned elevator company in China. • Part of Shenyang Yuanda Enterprise Group of China.
	SITES	Italy	1964
	SJEC	Suzhou China	1992	SJEC stands for Suzhou Jiangnan Jiajie Elevator Co., Ltd.
	Stannah	London United Kingdom	1867	One of England's well known elevator and stairlift manufacturers.
	Technos	Bulgaria	1993
	Trapo Küng	Basel Switzerland	1951	Small Lift and Lifting Platform Manufacturer
	Valter	Ankara Turkey	1972	Turkish elevator, escalator, moving walkway, cable car and funicular company.
	Výtahy Ostrava	Ostrava Czech Republic	1947
	Waupaca	Appleton, WI United States	1957
	XJ Elevator	Xuchang, Henan China	2003	Chinese elevator company. Merged with Schindler in 2001 and became XJ Schindler.
	Yungtay	Taipei Taiwan	1966	• One of the only two major Taiwanese elevator companies, other than GFC • Initially a distributor of Hitachi elevators in Taiwan.
Defunct
	A&P. Steven	Glasgow, Scotland United Kingdom	1850	Defunct
	Amtech	United States	1968	Bought Reliable Elevator Co. in 1985, and became Amtech Reliable Elevator Co.
	Amtech Reliable Elevator Co.	California United States	1985	Formed after Amtech bought out Reliable Elevator. Changed name to Amtech Elevator Services in 1995.
	Armor	New York City, NY United States	1938	Acquired by Kone in 1981.
	ASEA	Sweden	1883	Elevator division merged with Graham Brothers in 1962 and became ASEA Graham.
	ASEA Graham	Sweden	1962	Acquired by Kone in 1968.
	Atlas Elevator Co. (Northern California)	California United States	1923	Small elevator company that was most likely based in San Fransisco, CA. Defunct.
	Bennie Lifts Ltd.	London United Kingdom	1934	Acquired by Kone in 1986.
	Boral Elevators	Sydney, NSW Australia	1986	• A division of Australian company Boral Limited • Elevator division began after it bought Johns Perry Lifts in the 1980s • Acquired by Otis in 1995.
	Cenia	Andoain, Gipuzkoa Spain	1988	Former Spanish elevator manufacturer. Bought out by ThyssenKrupp in 2005.
	China Schindler Elevator	Beijing China	1980	Joint venture between Schindler, Jardine Schindler and China Construction Machinery. The first foreign industrial joint venture in China. Fully acquired by Schindler in 2001 and subsequently defunct.
	DAN Elevator	Denmark	Unknown	Danish manufacturer of elevators for ships, mainly cruiseferries. Acquired by MacGregor-Navire in 1989.
	DEVE	Alvesta Sweden	1923	• Swedish manufacturer of hydraulic only elevators • Acquired by Schindler in 1990, became Deve Schindler until 2000.
	Dong Yang	South Korea	1966	Acquired by ThyssenKrupp in 2003, became ThyssenKrupp Dongyang until 2008.
	Eggers-Kehrhahn	Hamburg Germany	1950s	Formed as the result of merger between two Hamburg-based companies; Stahlbau Eggers and Kehrhahn Aufzuge. Was part of Rheinstahl until its "demise" to Thyssen in 1973.
	Elevadores ATLAS	São Paulo Brazil	1918	Simply known as ATLAS. Acquired by Schindler in 1999 then become Atlas Schindler. Was the largest elevator and escalator brand in Brazil and continues to be the largest under Schindler.
	Elevadores SÛR	Porto Alegre Brazil	1945	Former Brazilian elevator manufacturer. Acquired by Thyssen in 1999, became Thyssen SÛR for a while.
	Elevators Pty. Ltd.	Sydney, NSW Australia	1955	• Former major Australian elevator manufacturer. • Acquired by Kone in 1987 then became EPL KONE for a while.
	Ellis & McDougall	Glasgow, Scotland United Kingdom	1964	Former Scottish elevator manufacturer. Acquired by Kone in 1992.
	Evans Lifts	Leichester United Kingdom	1919	Acquired by Otis in 1982.
	Falconi	Italy	1890s	Acquired by Otis in 1984.
	FIAM	Milan Italy	1939	• One of Italy's former major elevator manufacturers other than Sabiem. • Acquired by Kone in 1987.
	Flohr	Berlin Germany	1879	Acquired by Otis in 1951, became Flohr-Otis,
	Gallaher & Speck	Illinois United States	1886	Went out of business in 2009.
	General Elevator Corp. (CA, older)	California United States	Unknown	Bought out by ABM in 1968, forming Amtech.
	GoldStar	South Korea	1968	• Produced elevators under its division GoldStar Industrial Systems. • Merged with Lucky Chemicals in 1994 and became Lucky Goldstar (LG) since then.
	Graham Brothers	Sweden	1887	Merged with ASEA in 1962, became Asea-Graham.
	Hammond & Champness	Walthamstow, London United Kingdom	1905	Acquired by Dover Elevators in 1971, and hence later merged into Thyssen in 1999. Also known as "H+C" and later "H+C Dover".
	Haughton Elevator Company	Toledo, OH United States	1890	Acquired by Schindler in 1979, became Schindler Haughton until the 1980s.
	Havemeier & Sander	Hannover Germany	1873	Acquired by Kone in 1973.
	Indolift	Surabaya Indonesia	1982	• The first local elevator company in Indonesia. • Acquired by Kone in 1994 and became KONE Indo Elevator since then.
	J&E Hall	United Kingdom	1880s	Division of J&E Hall International, existed between 1880s and 1960s. Acquired by Otis in 1968.
	Johns & Waygood	Melbourne, VIC Australia	1892	Another former major Australian elevator manufacturer. Merged with Perry Engineering in 1966 and became Johns Perry Lifts until 1986 when it was bought by Boral Elevators.
	K.M. White	United States	Unknown	Bought out by Armor.
	Končar	Former Yugoslavia	1955	Elevator division of Končar. Around 1980 the "Rade" name was dropped. Bought by ThyssenKrupp in 2007 to become ThyssenKrupp - Končar, before the Končar name was dropped completely in 2013.
	LG Elevator	South Korea	1995	Successor of GoldStar. Elevator division of LG Group, acquired by Otis in 1999 and became LG-OTIS until 2005 when it changed name to Otis Elevator Korea.
	MAN Aufzugsbau	Germany	1895	Elevator division of MAN AG (now MAN SE). Acquired by Thyssen in 1984 and became Thyssen-MAN for a while.
	Marryat & Scott	Hounslow, Middlesex United Kingdom	1860s	Acquired by Kone in 1979, became Kone Marryat Scott for a while.
	Miami Elevator	Miami, FL United States	1948	A former elevator company based in Miami, FL and it puts its label on most DOVER elevators. Most are not installations, but are modernizations.
	Millar	United States	1980	Was once a part of Westinghouse's Independent Service Division (ISD), then became Schindler's division. It merged with Schindler in 2002.
	Montgomery Elevator Company	Moline, IL United States	1892	One of the largest former elevator manufacturers in the United States. Acquired by Kone in 1994 and became Montgomery KONE for a short period.
	Nippon Elevator Industry Co.	Fukuroi, Shizouka Prefecture Japan	1954	Acquired by Schindler in 1987, became Schindler Elevator KK until 2016 when it was bought out by Nippon Otis Elevator Company.
	Northern Elevator Limited	Canada	1972	Former Canadian elevator company. Acquired by Thyssen in 1984, then became ThyssenKrupp Northern in 2003 until 2016.
	Radnik Dizala	Former Yugoslavia	1948	Besides elevators, the company used to make steel constructions and blinds. Now defunct.
	Reliable Elevator Co.	California United States	1975 (according to California State Business Entity Records)	Founded by former U.S. Elevator Corp. employees. In 1985, they were bought out by Amtech, forming Amtech Reliable Elevator Co.
	Rheinstahl	(West) Germany	1872	Sold to Thyssen AG in 1973, became Thyssen Aufzüge AG in 1976.
	Sabiem	Bologna Italy	1921	Former major Italian elevator manufacturer. Acquired by Kone in 1985.
	Schlieren	Zurich Switzerland	1917	Elevator division of Schweizerische Wagen- und Wagons-Fabrik AG. Acquired by Schindler in 1960.
	Seaberg	Brooklyn, NY United States	1915	Seaberg installed elevators in New York. Defunct no earlier than 1980.
	SEC Elevators	Košana Slovenia	1967	Rebranded and became SUS.
	Semag	Bareggio, Milan Italy	Unknown	Merged with Liftmaterial in 2000. Possibly defunct.
	Serge	New York City, NY United States	Unknown	Acquired by Fujitec in 2001.
	Siemens	Berlin Germany	1847	Founded by Werner von Siemens, who have been credited for inventing the world's first electric elevator in 1880. Elevator division was mainly concentrated in Denmark. Bought out by Otis.
	Smith, Major & Stevens	Northampton United Kingdom	1770	One of the predecessors of The Express Lift Co. Ltd.. Merged with Express Lift in 1930. Also known as SMS Lifts.
	STAHL Aufzug	Stuttgart Germany	1893	Elevator division sold to Rheinstahl AG in 1970.
	Staley	New York City, NY United States	1899	Staley installed elevators in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. Defunct no earlier than 1998, possibly defunct in 2004.
	Starlift Voorburg	Voorburg Netherlands	1927	Acquired by Kone in 1989, became KONE Starlift from 1992 until 1999.
	Stigler	Milan Italy	1860	The first Italian elevator manufacturer. Acquired by Otis in 1947, became Stigler-Otis for a while.
	Thai Lift Industries	Bangkok Thailand	1977	Also known by its trademark THYMAN, the first Thai elevator manufacturer. Acquired by Kone in 2005.
	Tri-County Elevator Co.	California United States	1974	Acquired by Thyssen in 1998.
	United States Elevator	United States	1967	Was part of Cubic Corporation. Bought out by Thyssen in 1993.
	Waygood & Co.	London United Kingdom	1833	Merged with Otis in 1914 and became Waygood Otis until the 1950s.
	ZREMB	Warsaw Poland	1965	Former Polish elevator manufacturer. Made elevators under license from Asea Graham of Sweden.
Fate unknown
	Amtech Elevator Services	California United States	1995	Previously Amtech Reliable. Bought out by Otis in 2003.
	Elga	Kebayoran Lama, Jakarta Indonesia	1980s	Local elevator company formed by four former Hitachi elevator technicians. Fate unknown, but it is most likely defunct.
	Giant	Zhejiang China	1951	Merged with Kone in 2005 and became Giant KONE.
	Guangzhou Renmin Machinery Factory	Guangzhou China	1966	This company likely no longer exists.
	Imperial (New York)	New York United States	Unknown	This company likely no longer exists.
	Kiesling	New York United States	1981	This company likely no longer exists.
	Peerless	New York United States	Unknown	This company likely no longer exists.
	Shanghai Seleva	Shanghai China	Unknown	This company likely no longer exists.
	Triboro	New York United States	Unknown	This company likely no longer exists.
	Westmont	United States	Unknown	A company that makes belt type moving walkways.

Subsidiary companies

These are some elevator companies which are owned by a major elevator company or other corporations, or just elevator and escalator divisions belongs to another corporation. Some of them were founded after a major elevator company had a joint venture with a local elevator company..

Logo	Company name	Based in	Established	Notes
	Chevalier	Hong Kong	1970	Distributor of Toshiba and IFE elevators in Hong Kong, Macau and Singapore. It also provides elevator maintenance services in Hong Kong, China, Macau, Mainland China and Singapore. Chevalier has a long partnership with Toshiba.
	Express Evans	United Kingdom	1997	Formed after Otis took over Express Lift. Otis then used this brand for their cost-effective elevators to keep the reputation of the Otis brand.
	GFC	Taipei Taiwan	1974	A major Taiwanese elevator manufacturer with ties with Toshiba. Distributor of Toshiba elevators in Taiwan.
	GiantKONE	Zhejiang China	2005	Joint venture between Kone and Zhejiang Giant Holdings Ltd.
	Haushahn	Stuttgart Germany	1889	• Acquired by Schindler in 1998. • Currently a brand of Schindler used for certain rebranded Schindler elevators exclusively in Germany.
	Liftmaterial	Munich Germany	1966	Formerly Lift Munich, and part of Sematic Group in 2000. Now a subsidiary of Wittur Group since 2015.
	MacGregor	Sweden	1937	Marine-related company. It was also a supplier of Kone elevators and escalators for cruise liners and cruiseferries. Since 2005, along with Cargotec, it becomes part of Kone Corporation.
	Marohn ThyssenKrupp	Shanghai China	2011	Joint venture between thyssenkrupp and Marohn Elevator, as well as domestic entrepreneurs.
	Mashiba	Penang Malaysia	1982	A subsidiary of MS Elevators Engineering Sdn. Bhd. which was formed in 1982 as a joint venture between MS Group of Companies and Toshiba Elevator and Building Systems Corporation (TELC).
	Otis Electric	Hangzhou China	2016	Successor of Xizi Otis.
	Shanghai Mitsubishi	Minhang, Shanghai China	1987	Subsidiary of Mitsubishi Electric Elevator.
	Sigma Elevator Company	Seoul South Korea	2000	Subsidiary of Otis Elevator Korea. It is a brand of Otis Korea exclusively for overseas exports
	Surapid	Hangzhou China	2011	One of the subsidiaries of Xizi Elevator Group.
	SWORD	Hangzhou China	2009	One of the subsidiaries of Xizi Elevator Group.
	Xizi	Hangzhou China	1981	A subsidiary of Xizi United Holding Corporation (XIZI UHC).
	Xizi Otis	Hangzhou China	1997	Joint venture between Otis and Xizi Elevator Group. Was Otis's fifth Chinese subsidiaries, it is now the predecessor of Otis Electric.
	XJ Schindler	Henan China	2011	Joint venture between Schindler and XJ Elevator.
	Lift-Tech	Ireland	1981	One of IMEM's little companies. They have only been installed in Ireland and not anywhere else in the world.

Merged elevator companies

These are elevator companies formed after an elevator company have acquired/bought out another elevator company, and both companies merged together. The reason for the acquisition, in most cases, is either because the company wanted to enter a particular elevator market or wanted to expand their business or presence to a particular country.

Logo	Company name	Based in	Established	Notes
	Atlas Schindler	Sao Paulo Brazil	1999	Established after Schindler bought out Elevadores Atlas.
	LG-OTIS Elevator Company	South Korea	1999	Formed after Otis bought out LG Elevator. The name would be used until 2005 when it was renamed to Otis Elevator Korea.
	Kone Marryat Scott	Hounslow, Middlesex United Kingdom	1982	Formed after Kone bought out Marryat & Scott in 1979. This brand lasted until around the 1980s.
	Kone Westinghouse	France	1975	Established after Kone took over Westinghouse's European elevator business in France, Belgium and Germany.
	MontgomeryKONE	Moline, IL United States	1994	Formed after Kone bought Montgomery. The brand was officially defunct in 1999.
	Otis-Fensom Elevator Company	Toronto, ON Canada	1902	Formed after Otis merged with Fensom Elevator Works. The name went defunct in 1949.
	Schindler Haughton	Toledo, OH United States	1979	Established after the acquisition of Haughton Elevator Company by Schindler. Defunct in 1989.
	Thyssen Dover	Memphis, TN United States	1999	Formed shortly after Thyssen bought out Dover Elevators. The company finished merging with Krupp in 2001 to form ThyssenKrupp.
	ThyssenKrupp Dongyang	South Korea	2003	Formed after ThyssenKrupp acquired Dong Yang. The name was used up until 2008 when it changed name to ThyssenKrupp Elevator Korea.
	ThyssenKrupp Northern	Canada	2003	Successor of Northern Elevator Limited. Defunct in 2016 and changed name to thyssenkrupp Elevator Canada.
	XJ Schindler	Henan China	2011	Joint venture between Schindler and XJ Elevator.

Wheelchair-platform lift companies

These are companies that produce wheelchair/platform lifts for mobility/accessibility needs.

Logo	Company name	Based in	Established	Notes
	Aritco	Kungsangen Sweden	1995	One of the world leading manufacturers of platform lifts and home lifts for private homes and public buildings.
	Axess Lift Solutions	Zaandam Netherlands	1998?	Dutch company. Part of the Value8 Tech Group.
	Cibes	Gävle Sweden	1947	A brand of the Cibes Lift Group which also owns the Street Lifts (KALEA) and NTD Lifts brands.
	Concord	Brampton, ON Canada	1989	Bought out by Savaria in 2005, became Concord Savaria.
	DomusLift	Milan Italy	1998	IGV's wheelchair lift division. One of the leading Italian manufacturers of elevators for private and public buildings designed for mobility needs.
	Garaventa	Switzerland	1928
	Kalea	Gävle Sweden	1898	A brand of the Cibes Lift Group. Their products are Cibes Lift made but branded and marketed under the Street Lifts brand.
	Motala Hissar	Motala Sweden	1972	Now part of Kone. It is a manufacturer of low speed lifts to improve accessibility for people with impaired mobility.
	movemanSKG	Leichester United Kingdom	1983	A trading division of Otis UK, and a member of The Express Lift Alliance (now Express Lift Co.)
	Savaria	Brampton, ON Canada	1979
	thyssenkrupp Home Solutions	Germany	1990s	A division of thyssenkrupp which manufactures home elevators, wheelchair lifts and stairlifts.

Construction elevator companies

These are some companies which provides installations of temporary elevators like rack & pinion elevators for construction projects or special applications.

Logo	Company name	Based in	Established	Notes
	Alimak Hek	Sweden	1948	A well known Swedish company which provides construction hoists, industrial elevators and work platforms.
	RECO	Waddinxveen Netherlands	2010s	Dutch company which provides temporary elevator installations.
	USA Hoist	Chicago, IL United States	Originally incorporated in 1988, Reincorporated in 1998	American company which manufactures construction hoists, rack & pinion elevators, and rack & pinion inclined elevators in the United States.

Third party elevator companies

Main article: Third-party elevator maintenance companies

Notes and references

Wheelchair/platform lift companies
Full list of companies	List of elevator and escalator companies
Wheelchair/platform lift companies	Aritco • Axess Lift Solutions • Cibes Lift (Kalea Lifts • NTD Lifts) • Concord • DomusLift • Garaventa • Motala Hissar • movemanSKG • Savaria • thyssenkrupp Home Solutions
Other companies	Third-party elevator maintenance companies