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What is stopping you from getting a clear answer?
You are looking for a straight answer on cost but every enquiry brings a different figure. That is because no one can see from a distance whether your floor needs extra excavation or whether equipment can even reach the shaft. These details only surface during an on-site inspection.
Installation runs in two connected stages: civil works covering shaft preparation, floor readiness and access clearance, then the physical fitting of the lift and its components. The technician surveys the site first and defines exactly what each stage demands before any work begins.
Factors that set your installation price
- Shaft readiness and civil works
- Number of floors and travel height
- Equipment access to the site
- Lift type suited to the building
From site visit to installation quote
Tell us about your building
Its type, floor count and whether a shaft already exists, by call or WhatsApp.
We visit the site
Our technician inspects the shaft or intended space, takes measurements and records civil works requirements.
We explain what affects the price
We walk you through each factor found on site and how it bears on the installation before any decision is made.
You agree and work begins
Once you agree, civil works begin followed by installation according to what was established at the site visit.
From our work
Why us
We inspect the shaft and required civil works on site, then walk you through each factor and how it bears on your installation before any decision is made.
- 13+ years
Lifts we installed that are still running, fault free.
- 300+
Clients served.
- 2 years free warranty
On the lift, covering spare parts and the periodic maintenance during that period.
20 year warranty on the lift machine.
Are you pricing a new lift installation?
Building with no existing shaft
Civil works will form part of the cost; scope and position are determined by the technician at the site visit.
Multi-floor building under construction
Early coordination with your contractor avoids later adjustments; correct shaft dimensions are confirmed at the planning stage.
Site with restricted equipment access
Narrow streets or limited entrances affect installation arrangements; we assess this directly during the site visit.
Once your installation quote is in hand
Follow-up
- Post-commissioning inspection
- Adjustments to any issues that appear
- Team available for any query
Maintenance
- Scheduled periodic servicing
- Prompt response when a fault occurs
- Site record kept on file
What buyers want to know before installing
What makes the installation cost differ from one site to another?
Three main variables: the civil works the shaft or excavation requires, the travel height determined by your floor count, and how straightforward it is to get heavy equipment onto the site. How much each factor weighs in your case only becomes clear after a site visit.
Will daily activity in the building be affected while the shaft work and fitting take place?
It depends on whether civil works affect shared areas or main corridors. In some buildings the work zone can be isolated with little disruption; in others, coordination with residents or tenants is needed. The technician clarifies this after inspecting the building.
Will there be a lot of noise and dust during the works?
Civil works such as drilling or breaking concrete are inherently noisy and dusty. How much depends on the shaft size needed and the nature of the floor structure. The site visit establishes whether civil works are needed in your case and to what extent.
Is the lift safe to use straight after installation is finished?
Before handover the lift goes through operational tests covering movement, doors and emergency stop systems. It is not handed over for use until these tests are passed, and they form a fixed part of every installation.
How do I know the finished installation will reflect what the technician recorded during the site survey?
Ask whether the technician who surveys the site is the same person overseeing the work, and how clearly the assessment is documented. Our clients consistently mention punctuality and follow-up after installation as what they rely on.
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Questions about installation prices
Why cannot the installation price be given without a site visit?
Because the shaft may need extra civil works or dimensional adjustments, and getting equipment to the site can be straightforward or complicated; all of this affects cost and cannot be assessed accurately without a physical inspection.
Does a ready shaft reduce installation cost?
Usually yes, because civil works are one of the largest variables in cost. However, even an existing shaft may need dimensional changes or finishing adjustments, which the site visit will reveal.
Does the height of the building change what I will pay for installation?
More floors mean greater travel height, which can mean longer cables or higher hydraulic capacity and more civil work in some cases. The precise effect depends on the lift type chosen and the nature of the building.
Does difficult site access for equipment add to the cost?
Yes. If the site is in a narrow area or entrances make it hard to bring in equipment, additional arrangements may be needed that affect both time and cost. We assess this during the site visit.
Does the interior finish of the lift affect the installation cost?
Yes, the choice of cabin materials and interior finishes affects the overall cost. Options vary considerably, and our technician will present the alternatives suited to your building during the site visit.
Does soil type or floor structure affect the civil works cost?
Yes, floor hardness and the existing structure can affect pit depth or base fixing method. This is a factor the technician examines at the site visit and it cannot be overlooked when estimating cost.
If I change the lift type after the site visit, will the cost factors change?
Usually yes, because each lift type has different requirements for shaft dimensions, civil works and electrical supply. Any change in type calls for a revised assessment to confirm the site conditions still apply.
Installation prices in Riyadh, Al Kharj and Al Muzahimiyah
Book a site visit to price your installation
Tell us the building type, its floors and where it is; a technician checks the shaft and structure to see what drives your cost.