26/08/2026
2026 is proving to be an important year for lift safety and standards.
The lift industry doesn't stand still.
Throughout 2026 we're seeing increasing discussion around standards, compliance, accessibility and the future requirements for lift equipment.
For building owners and facilities managers, the message is simple:
Compliance shouldn't be something you think about when something goes wrong.
Whether you're responsible for:
š¢ Commercial buildings
šØ Hotels & hospitality
š« Schools & colleges
š„ Healthcare facilities
š Retail premises
š Industrial sites
šļø Residential developments
Your lift should be considered as part of the building's overall safety and accessibility strategy.
And sometimes the answer isn't a complete replacement.
A well-planned lift modernisation or partial refurbishment can extend the useful life of existing equipment, improve reliability and address specific safety, control or accessibility issues without replacing everything.
At TJ Lift Solutions, we look at the whole picture ā the condition of the existing equipment, how the building is used, future requirements and the most practical solution for the client.
Because the cheapest option today isn't always the most cost-effective option over the next 10 years.
Is your lift portfolio ready for the next decade?