Modernizations

Elevator Modernizations for Safety, Performance, and Code Compliance

Bringing your equipment up to modern standards can be a costly endeavor. We, at Proactive, use non-proprietary equipment to help reduce costs and increase versatility, allowing future service and repairs to be done by any licensed professional. This also allows you to get the parts you need when you need them.‌

What we upgrade

Targeted Upgrades That Deliver Measurable Improvements

Controllers & drives

Improve reliability, diagnostics, and ride performance with modern control systems and variable-frequency drives.

Door equipment & operators

Reduce nuisance shutdowns and improve passenger safety with updated door operators, rollers, tracks, and safety edges.

Fixtures, cab, and signaling

Refresh car and hall fixtures, indicators, and cab interiors for a better tenant experience and improved accessibility.

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NOn-Proprietary parts first

Why we prefer non-proprietary parts and equiptment

Choosing non-proprietary elevator equipment offers a massive advantage in long-term freedom and cost control. Because the components are open-market and standard, you aren’t locked into a single manufacturer for maintenance, parts, or software updates. This fosters healthy competition, allowing you to hire any qualified independent elevator contractor and saving you from the inflated costs and captive service contracts typical of proprietary systems. Furthermore, because replacement parts are widely available from multiple suppliers, lead times for repairs are significantly shorter, minimizing downtime and keeping your building running smoothly.

How it works

A Modernization Process Built for You

From planning through turnover, we coordinate work to keep your building moving forward not backwards.

Assessment & Scope Definition

Review equipment condition, performance history, and code requirements. Define a scope that addresses risk, reliability, and long-term maintainability.

Engineering, Submittals & Scheduling

Confirm component compatibility, prepare submittals, and coordinate a schedule that reduces downtime and supports tenant operations.

Installation & Commissioning

Execute the upgrade with disciplined jobsite practices, then commission the system with functional and safety testing.

Testing, Documentation & Turn-Over

Support required testing and inspections, provide documentation, and review operating changes with your team.