Elevator Acquisition Due Diligence
On-site visual assessment of equipment, maintenance condition, age, serviceability, obsolescence exposure, and near- and long-term capital risk.
Learn more →Independent Elevator Due Diligence & Consulting
Vertical Due Diligence Group (VDDG) helps commercial real estate buyers, lenders, owners, and Property Condition Assessment firms identify elevator risk, serviceability concerns, obsolescence exposure, and potential capital needs before those issues become surprises.
Services
VDDG focuses on the specialized vertical transportation issues that can be missed in a general building assessment.
On-site visual assessment of equipment, maintenance condition, age, serviceability, obsolescence exposure, and near- and long-term capital risk.
Learn more →Repair, modernization, and replacement planning to help ownership understand potential elevator expenditures over the anticipated hold period.
Learn more →Specialty elevator field assessments and capital-planning input designed to support broader Property Condition Assessment assignments.
Learn more →Maintenance bid specifications, contractor solicitation, bid normalization, proposal evaluation, and negotiation support.
Learn more →Independent review of maintenance agreement coverage, exclusions, pricing structure, termination language, and service obligations.
Independent support for owners navigating elevator contractors, repair proposals, service concerns, modernization planning, and major capital decisions.
For PCA & Due Diligence Firms
VDDG partners with PCA firms and commercial due diligence teams when a property contains elevators or other vertical transportation equipment. We provide focused field observations, equipment identification, serviceability and obsolescence analysis, and capital planning information for use in broader assessment work.
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Elevator Due Diligence Resources
Focused resources on the elevator issues that can materially affect a commercial real estate acquisition or capital plan.
A practical checklist for evaluating elevator risk before purchasing a commercial property.
Read guide →How parts support and controller age can turn an operating elevator into a major transaction risk.
Read guide →How to think about repair reserves, component replacements, and modernization timing.
Read guide →Have an Active Deal?
Send the property address, elevator count, and required turnaround. We can quickly determine scope and availability.
Available for assignments nationwide.