A current Certificate of Operation keeps your building compliant and your passengers safe. From annual and five-year inspections to expert consulting, our certified inspectors help you pass the first time.
Every elevator in Florida must be inspected on a set schedule to keep its Certificate of Operation valid. Skip it, and the state can fine you, and you lose your only proof the unit is safe to run.
An inspection verifies that the mechanical parts, control systems and safety features still meet the current elevator safety code, and flags anything that needs attention before it turns into an open violation.
From the yearly certificate renewal to the deep five-year evaluation, and the expert guidance in between, one certified team handles it all.
Required every year. Certified technicians evaluate all critical components, mechanical parts, control systems and safety features against the safety code. On pass, your Certificate of Operation is renewed for at least a year.
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A deeper, full-load evaluation of cables, brakes, safety mechanisms, controls and structural elements. It takes longer than the annual and is required every five years to confirm long-term safety.
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Expert guidance for owners, managers and developers. Planning a new install, weighing a modernization, or rethinking maintenance, we deliver tailored solutions that prioritize safety, compliance and cost.
Request this service →Every Brouss inspection follows the same clear path, from the first call to a renewed Certificate of Operation. Here is what to expect at each step.
We book your inspection at a time that fits the building and gather the unit's details, service history and current certificate.
A certified inspector evaluates the mechanical parts, control systems and safety features against the current safety code.
You get a clear report of what passed, what failed and what needs attention. On pass, the Certificate of Operation is renewed.
If anything falls short, we help resolve the open items and coordinate the follow-up to bring the unit back into compliance.
Both keep your certificate current. The five-year goes deeper, with load and safety-device testing the annual doesn't include.
Schedule, certificate, and what happens when something fails.
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