Over the years, we have had contracts with two other big name elevator companies. Six months ago we…read moremade the switch to Clark Elevator Service in Miami, for both emergency call box monitoring and elevator service. We could not be more pleased with Clark Elevator! What makes Clark Elevator Service Miami different from the others: 1. Clark Elevator responds quickly when called. 2. Clark Elevator does NOT overcharge for maintenance or repairs. 3. They don't try to lock you in to long term contracts that have price creep. 4. Clark Elevator took a creative approach to repair an issue with our elevator that no other elevator company could repair. 5. It's a family owned business and the owner's son has personally followed up to ensure that our service needs were met.

We have had a big problem finding some one to service our Wheelchair Lift. After many tries, we…read morefound Clark Elevator Company and they were great. They did exactly what they told us was needed to be done and now we are happily operational. Thank you so much.

The best elevator company in Miami area, they know what they are doing, they are honest and very…read moreprofessional in every way. After having so many rip off elevator companies, we found Capital elevators, we sleep in peace now, our elevators have never been so well taking care of. We were so lucky to find them, Iran and Anthony are the best of the best

From the owner: We have 25+ Years of Combined experience offering Elevator Maintenance, Modernization, Repairs and…read moreDoor Lock Monitoring Installations.

This company has the single worse service I have ever received from a vendor. Worse than that,…read morecontacting them could not be more difficult and repair people showing up in any reasonable time never happens. I intend to eat the remainder of our contract and find another vendor.

Horrible service. Our condo has been waiting weeks to get our elevator repaired. For days, they…read morepromised to send an elevator technician, no one showed up when promised, no communication. Just awful, the elevator "repair" company of last resort.

I hired Teagle to install an elevator in my townhouse. They installed the elevator but told me…read morethat I did not need a permit. It turns out that I did need a permit. However, they could not get one because they only have an electrical license and you need a GC license to pull the permit. I am currently being fined daily for lack of a permit. It has been over three years and I have not found anyone willing to go through the process of obtaining the permit (for someone else's work). This is simply irresponsible on Teagle's part

Teagle Elevator was knowledgeable, courteous, reasonable and was able to get to my home promptly. I…read morehighly recommend Teagle and Mike.

After ordering and paying for the majority of an elevator we have had some of the worst customer…read moreservice I have ever experienced.

This company was a no call no-show in my community. It took nine days for them to complete the…read morerepair. My initial call was with Kyle, and he was pleasant yet rushed. He told me we were on the schedule for that day, but they were a no-show. A board member attempted to reach him, but her calls went straight to voicemail. After several attempts to reach someone, they said they would be out the following afternoon. Nine days later, the lift has finally been repaired. I reached out to the state inspector for elevators and lifts, and I had the opportunity to speak with and meet Bob Stark. He was on-site the same day I called him, and he even came back the following day, too. He's so awesome, but that will be a separate five-star review. Florida Lifts did a very good job with the repair. My only criticism is that they don't answer most calls, and they ghosted our board of directors. It's not cool, especially when this is a 55+ community and a few residents had no way of getting up and down the stairs and were basically trapped inside of their condos for nine days. Moving forward, I hope Florida Lifts will prioritize 55+ communities. They need to fully understand just how much the residents who are unable to use the stairs really depend on the lift. Fingers crossed, all future appointments will be kept, and all future phone calls will be answered/returned. Keeping the line of communication open is critical in making sure we are all on the same page and my condo's lift is maintained and safe for our elderly residents. I would love to give them a higher rating, and I will, if their next visit goes as planned. They can text, call, email, send us smoke signals~I don't care what they need to do, as long as they keep the line of communication open. Safety is key, and keeping the lift properly maintained and serviced is very important.