A Centered Partners Program · Vertical Transportation

Coverage for the elevator repairs your other coverage leaves behind.

When the controller fails, the bill is usually yours. It doesn't have to be.

EleSure closes the gap between your service contract, your equipment breakdown insurance, and your property policy — the seam where the most expensive elevator repairs quietly fall.

Why it happens

You already pay for three kinds of coverage. None of them is built to cover this.

Your service / maintenance contract

Keeps the elevator running — but basic plans exclude major components, damage from misuse or water, obsolete parts, and code-mandated upgrades.

Equipment breakdown insurance

Helps with sudden failures — but carries deductibles and limits, and won't pay for wear-out, obsolescence, or required modernization.

Your building property policy

Covers fire, storm and outside perils — but excludes mechanical and electrical failure of the elevator itself, by design.

The gap you're left holding:  wear-out · obsolescence · code-mandated modernization · excluded damage · deductibles & sublimit shortfalls
The solution

EleSure is designed to cover exactly that gap.

  • Filling the deductible and limits on equipment breakdown claims
  • Replacing obsolete or unsupported components
  • Code-mandated modernization and safety-upgrade triggers
  • Damage your service contract excludes (misuse, water, vandalism)
  • After-hours emergency call-out costs

What that means for you

Budget certainty. Turn a lumpy, unpredictable repair bill into a planned annual line item.
No surprise assessments. Protect owners and boards from a sudden six-figure hit.
One expert in your corner. Coverage priced and backed by people who know how elevators actually fail.
The EleSure difference

When water shows up, the scope shouldn't explode.

Water is the most common trigger for elevator equipment claims — and the easiest to exploit. A damp pit or one wet component becomes the excuse to condemn controllers, motors and fixtures the water never touched, turning a contained repair into a full modernization. Most owners have no independent elevator expert in the room to push back. EleSure is that expert — with no financial stake in doing the work, only in getting the scope right.

~50%
of vertical-transport equipment claims involve water — the single most common cause of loss.
~$175K
a typical full modernization — the outcome a single wet component is often used to justify.
$25K–$60K+
a controller replacement — a favorite “while we're in here” addition to a water claim.

Water share of vertical-transport claims per forensic industry data (Envista Forensics); modernization and repair figures are approximate industry ranges. Figures are illustrative and vary by building, equipment and location.

How EleSure keeps the scope honest

1
Baseline on file
We hold an inspection-grade record of your equipment's condition and age before any loss — so water damage can be separated from ordinary wear, and betterment from a covered claim.
2
Independent scope at first sign of water
Our elevator specialists determine what the water actually harmed — before any replacement or modernization is authorized, not after the invoice arrives.
3
Repair-first, right-sized
We push drying and targeted repair over wholesale replacement, using independent remediation — and won't fund an upgrade beyond your equipment's pre-loss condition.
The result:  the water gets fixed, the scope stays honest, and you don't pay for a modernization the loss never required.
Start here

It begins with a free EleSure Gap Audit.

Before you buy anything, we show you exactly where you're exposed — we read your maintenance contract, breakdown endorsement and property policy side-by-side and map what each one leaves uncovered on your specific equipment.

1

Send us your details

Your building, elevators and current service provider — plus copies of your elevator service/maintenance contract and your relevant insurance policies (property policy and any equipment-breakdown endorsement), if you have them handy.

2

We map the gaps

A clear, plain-English report of what is and isn't covered across all three systems, on your elevators.

3

You decide

Keep the report with no obligation, or add EleSure to close the gaps we find.

A sample gap map

Common repair eventYour service contractBreakdown insuranceEleSure
Controller fails from obsolescenceNot coveredNot covered — no sudden eventCovered
Water damage in the elevator pitExcludedDeductible appliesFills the deductible
City-mandated modernizationSeparate projectNot triggeredCovered
After-hours emergency call-outBilled extraNot coveredCovered

Illustrative example. Actual coverage depends on your equipment, existing policies, and EleSure program terms and underwriting.

Who EleSure is for

If a surprise elevator bill would hurt, this is for you.

1

Commercial building owners

Office, retail and mixed-use properties where an elevator failure disrupts tenants and cash flow.

2

Property & facility managers

Teams who need predictable budgets and no surprise capital calls mid-year.

3

Condo & HOA boards

Communities that want to protect reserves and avoid special assessments on residents.

4

Owners of older buildings

Properties with aging equipment most exposed to obsolescence and code-upgrade costs.

Get started

Request your free Gap Audit.

Tell us about your building and elevators. Attach your service agreement and insurance declarations if you have them — or leave them off and we'll follow up to collect what we need. No cost, no obligation.

Your contact information
The building
The elevators
Current maintenance provider
Copies of your contracts & insurance policies (optional)
PDF, Word or image files — service agreement, property policy, and any equipment-breakdown endorsement. You can select more than one. Prefer not to upload now? Leave this blank and we'll follow up to collect them securely.