ACE Lifts LTD

12/10/2026

Meet Matt, our Field Support Supervisor! 👋

Since joining ACE Lifts a couple of months ago, Matt has been supporting our engineers with complex repairs, fault finding and on-site guidance, while helping our junior engineers develop their skills.

With plenty of practical experience and a positive approach he’s already made his mark. Great to have you on the team, Matt!

09/10/2026

We received this lovely five-star review yesterday, and it genuinely made our day! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Thank you, Natalia, for taking the time to share such thoughtful feedback. Knowing that our team’s care, communication and hard work make a difference means so much to us.

A big thank you to everyone at ACE Lifts who helps keep our customers moving every day. 💙

07/10/2026

From before to after ✨

A fresh look for the Faraday lift at a London university, with bright wall panels, contemporary finishes and a refreshed car operating panel.

Watch the transformation by ACE Lifts.

02/10/2026

A look inside one of our passenger lift installations at a Cheshire hospital 🏥

The client chose the interior, pairing warm wood-effect panels with stainless steel finishes, a mirror and handrails. These photos show both the finished cabin and a peek behind the scenes at the equipment that powers it.

We’re currently working on a bed lift at another hospital, so we’ll be sharing a different type of hospital lift installation soon. Watch this space! 📸

23/09/2026

Work in progress on an outdoor platform lift installation.

Every site is different, and access often decides the best way to bring a lift into position. Sometimes lifts are broken down into smaller sections, taken through doors or tight routes, and assembled on site. Other times, where access allows, larger components can be transported in and carefully lifted straight into place.

This one made for a great bit of site progress, with the lift being lowered into position ready for the next stage of the installation.

21/09/2026

A belated welcome to Seren Manton-Rawley, who joined ACE a few weeks ago as our newest Business Administration Apprentice! 👋

Seren joins our other Business Admin apprentices, Holly and Charlotte, as part of our busy Service team.

She’s already getting stuck into learning how we coordinate our engineers’ schedules, respond to customer queries and keep everything running smoothly behind the scenes.

It’s great to have another apprentice joining the team and developing their career with ACE.

Welcome Seren! 😊

16/09/2026

Huge congratulations to Iwan and Llion, two of our apprentices, on completing their NVQ3! 🎓

This is a real milestone, and it hasn't come easy: months of hard work, hands-on learning, and dedication have gone into getting here. We're incredibly proud of what they've achieved and excited to see where their careers with ACE Lifts take them next.

Well done, Iwan and Llion, this is thoroughly deserved.

14/09/2026

We're delighted to welcome Angela Butcher to the ACE Lifts team as Projects Manager for the North! 🎉

Angela brings a wealth of industry experience with her, and she's already making a real impact - bringing sharp organisation, clear communication, and genuine care for our clients.

We're excited to see the projects she'll lead and the standards she'll help us raise across the region. Welcome to the team, Angela!

04/09/2026

Ask most people what a lift engineer does and they'll picture someone on site, working on the lift itself. Fair enough. But before any lift moves, its controller has to be built, wired and tested, and that's some of the most demanding work in the industry.

We've built our own control panels in house since 1988, and some of our longest-serving team members have made the workshop their whole career. Reading wiring diagrams, tracing faults back through a panel, understanding how a controller talks to every other part of the lift: it takes years to get properly good at, and it shows in every controller that leaves our workshop.
It's also why every ACE apprentice starts in manufacturing, building panels, before they ever set foot on site. Whatever direction they take afterwards, that grounding stays with them.

Not everyone who joins the lift industry wants to be climbing shafts five days a week, and we don't think they should have to in order to build a serious, respected career. The workshop is a specialism in its own right. 🔧

Read the full piece here: https://acelifts.com/not-every-career-path-leads-to-site/

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02/06/2026

Here's a behind the scenes look at a motor room when we recently changed a motor. I love a good before and after!

Well done to the engineers on another job well done, and to Hussein for sharing this video 😊