Principle Lifts
Lift maintenance, repair and refurbishment services for building owners and managers in London and the M25 area
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Principle Lifts
Principle Lifts provides lift maintenance, emergency call-outs, repairs, refurbishment, site safety surveys and condition reports. It works on passenger and goods lifts, as well as other lift types.
Its customers include building owners and managers, with service contracts ranging from single lifts to multi-lift installations. The company is based in Essex and was founded in 2004; its main operating area is London and the M25 region.
Product: Lift maintenance, emergency call-outs, repairs, refurbishment, site safety surveys and condition reports.
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