01 · Supply & Installation
Elevator supply and installation, from first survey to handover.
For owners, consultants, contractors and developers. We survey the site, specify the lift in writing, coordinate with your team, then supply, install, test and hand over — with a maintenance plan ready from day one.
From survey to handover
- 01
Site survey
Our engineers visit, measure the shaft or proposed location, and review the building’s use and drawings.
- 02
Specification & quotation
You receive a written specification and itemized quotation: capacity, configuration, finishes, scope, exclusions, timeline and payment milestones.
- 03
Technical coordination
We coordinate shaft dimensions, builder’s work, power supply and drawings with your consultant or contractor.
- 04
Supply
Equipment is ordered to the agreed specification and delivered in line with site readiness.
- 05
Installation
Our team installs the guide rails, drive, car, doors, controls and wiring, following documented safety procedures on site.
- 06
Testing & commissioning
The lift is adjusted, tested and commissioned, with documentation prepared for the required inspections.
- 07
Handover
We hand over with operating guidance, documents and a maintenance plan so the lift is covered from the first day of use.
What’s included
- Free site survey and measurement
- Written specification and itemized quotation
- Engineering drawings and coordination with consultants
- Supply of the agreed equipment and finishes
- Installation, testing and commissioning
- Documentation to support authority inspections
- Handover guidance and AMC options
Who we work with
Contractors & developers
Clear scopes, coordination on builder’s work and milestone-based payments.
Building owners
One accountable point of contact from proposal through to long-term maintenance.
Villa owners
Guidance on placement, sizing and finishes for a lift that suits the home.
Elevator types we supply
Common questions
What happens at the site survey?
An FTS engineer visits the site, takes measurements, reviews drawings where available and discusses how the building will use the lift. The survey is free and carries no obligation.
What does the quotation include?
A written specification, itemized pricing, the scope of work, what is excluded (for example civil or electrical works by others), a timeline and payment milestones.
Do you work with consultants and main contractors?
Yes. We coordinate shaft details, builder’s work, power requirements and drawings with the project team.
How long does installation take?
It depends on the lift type, the number of floors and site readiness. We confirm a project-specific timeline in the quotation rather than quoting a generic figure.
Next step
Tell us about your building.
Share a few details and we will arrange a free site survey, then follow up with a clear, itemized written quotation.