Another successful lift controller replacement project with tight deadlines completed on time by Temple Lifts’ Southern Team. The three lifts that had controller changes were located at Pelham Towers, part of Brighton and Hove’s City College. The controller replacement was chosen to improve reliability and enhance the performance of the lifts. Click here to see… Read more »
Read moreWith ever increasing regulations being introduced to help protect the public and people in built environments, keeping fully abreast of action dates and regulatory changes can be challenging for building managers with stretched resources. To help customers with awareness and to maintain their equipment to the regulatory standards required and undertake timely submission of insurance… Read more »
Read moreTemple Lifts has been awarded the contract for the maintenance of eleven lifts, six of which serve passengers via OEM destination control, located in one of London’s premium buildings. The contract was awarded as a direct result of our ability to demonstrate high levels of service delivery, particularly relating to technically challenging lift control and drive… Read more »
Read moreIt’s not every day that we have the opportunity to present our services to London’s 15 largest housing associations at one event. But this October we had just that for Housing Group G15, an association that includes some of the best known names in social housing and affordable homes. The event took place at the… Read more »
Read moreWe are very pleased that our work at the iconic London Bridge City in maintaining a selection of lifts and escalators is continuing. London Bridge City comprises four unique sites and extensive public realm along the Thames between London Bridge and Tower Bridge. Our customer at London Bridge City was very pleased with the high… Read more »
Read moreTemple Lifts has continued its ongoing support for Demelza. Demelza is a charity that provides hospice care for children and has been since 1998. Two of our team members, Martin and Chris, took to the road in the name of charity. Leaving the comfort of the office for a saddle, Martin and Chris began their… Read more »
Read moreTemple Lifts has received praise for the timely completion of the first phase of the overhaul of the famous Shanklin Cliff Lift on the Isle of Wight. The lift provides transport to visitors over the 33.8 metres from the cliff-top town to the beach and is a landmark well loved by both locals and tourists…. Read more »
Read moreAs many of our friends and associates know, Temple is a proud supporter of Demelza Hospice Care for Children. Our ongoing relationship with the charity sees our team involved with various activities throughout the year. From the fun – a Las Vegas themed evening, complete with Elvis – to the gruelling – a 350 mile sponsored… Read more »
Read morePictured is Temple Lifts team member, Janet Barden, with her medal after she completed the London Moon Walk last weekend. The annual event sees walkers strut their stuff along either a half-marathon or marathon length course in central London to raise money for breast cancer research. Congratulations to Janet on finishing the challenging course and… Read more »
Read moreFollowing the success of Temple Service Manager Chris Hattley’s fundraising evening last October, it was the turn of fellow Service Manager Martin Murrihy to host his fundraising evening for Demelza Hospice Care for Children – with a distinctive Las Vegas theme! The evening was a ticket-only event, and positively each and every one of the… Read more »
Read moreWe have pleasure in confirming our office arrangements for the forthcoming Christmas and New Year holiday period. Our 24 hour, 365 day lift and escalator breakdown help desk will be available at all times by calling 0208 851 8900. Please note our standby teams will be available to attend emergency calls only on the bank… Read more »
Read morePreparation has begun for Temple Lifts’ Service Managers Chris Hattley and Martin Murrihy, who are gearing up for Demelza Hospice Care for Children’s 101 event – Sittingbourne to Amsterdam Cycle Ride 2016. Spanning over four days in April, the arduous bike ride will take them through 350 miles of challenging terrain, passing through Calais, Bruges… Read more »
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