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Freight elevators are specifically designed to move goods and materials throughout a building in contrast to passenger elevators that are predominantly focused on moving people. Additionally, freight elevators don’t require the same fit and finish as their passenger elevator counterparts, traveling at much slower speeds and possessing much heavier load capacity, these industrial lifts tend to be made for practicality rather than aesthetic appeal. Often located near loading docks or back of house in commercial buildings, freight elevators are typically not accessible by the general public.

Elevators are an essential part of any commercial property. They provide a safe and efficient way for people to move throughout your building, and they can also have a significant impact on the property's overall value. If your elevators are old or outdated, it may be time to consider an upgrade.

In this blog post, we will discuss the benefits of upgrading your commercial elevators, as well as some factors to consider when planning an upgrade. We will also provide tips on how to maximize your ROI on your elevator investment.