We remove electric escalators safely, efficiently, and with minimal disruption to your property or project
Escalator removal is complex, risky, and time-sensitive. Without the right crew, it can delay renovations or disrupt your entire site. We take care of the heavy lifting and safety planning so you can move forward with confidence.
We remove electric escalators with the right tools, proven techniques, and full respect for your project timeline. From utility disconnection to debris haul-away, we keep your site clean, safe, and moving forward.
The escalator and surrounding structure are inspected to determine the best removal method. Engineers assess the weight, size, and connection points to develop a precise removal plan. Necessary permits and approvals are obtained, and safety protocols are established.
Power to the escalator is safely disconnected, including electrical, mechanical, and fire alarm systems. The work area is secured with barriers and signage to protect workers and the public.
Handrails, steps, and other detachable components are removed first to lighten the structure. This step also prevents unnecessary damage and makes handling the remaining frame easier.
The escalator framework is carefully cut into manageable sections using saws or torches. If necessary, cranes or hoists are used to lift and transport larger sections safely.
Each section is removed from the site using forklifts, cranes, or other heavy equipment. Materials are sorted for recycling, salvage, or disposal in compliance with environmental regulations.
The area is cleared of debris, and final checks are performed to ensure safety and structural integrity. If a replacement escalator or alternative system is being installed, the site is prepared accordingly.
We’re trusted by general contractors, facility managers, and developers across South Florida for precise escalator removal services.
Get an expert team to handle your escalator removal from start to finish. We’ll work with your timeline, protect your site, and deliver clean results.
