Elevator Service Company is licensed and actively serving homeowners, builders, and property managers across four states with the same expert team, a full suite of services, and a commitment to quality in every region we cover.
Headquartered in Torrington, Connecticut, Elevator Service Company is the largest independent elevator contractor in the Northeast. Our licensed, union-trained mechanics install, service, repair, and maintain elevators and lifts for residential and commercial properties across Connecticut, New York, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts.
No matter where your property is located, you get the same team, the same expertise, and the same full lifecycle support. Every service engagement starts with a professional evaluation, and our mechanics walk you through their findings before recommending next steps.
Connecticut
License: #ELV.400105 R1
Connecticut is home. ESCO has been headquartered in Torrington since 1948, and we serve every region of the state. From the luxury residential properties of Fairfield County to the institutional and commercial buildings of Hartford, New Haven, and beyond. When you work with ESCO in Connecticut, you’re working with your neighbors.
Key Regions: Fairfield County, Litchfield County, Hartford County, New Haven County, Middlesex & New London Counties, Tolland & Windham Counties
New York
License: #24-6SC8A-SHEL
ESCO is a licensed elevator contractor in New York, actively serving the Hudson Valley and surrounding counties. From Westchester’s high-end residential market to commercial and institutional properties throughout the mid-Hudson region, our team brings the same level of expertise and full lifecycle support that Connecticut has relied on for over 75 years.
Key Regions: Westchester County, Putnam County, Dutchess County, Rockland County, Orange County, Columbia & Ulster Counties
Rhode Island
License: #21
Rhode Island’s coastal communities and historic properties represent a growing part of our service footprint. From the estates of Newport and Narragansett to commercial buildings in Providence and Warwick, ESCO provides the same full suite of elevator and lift services backed by the same licensed team.
Key Regions: Newport County, Providence County, Washington County, Kent County, Bristol County
Massachusetts
License: #EC-000133
Western Massachusetts is a natural extension of our Connecticut service area. ESCO serves residential homeowners, builders, and commercial property managers throughout the Berkshires, Pioneer Valley, and surrounding communities with the same expert installation, repair, and maintenance services available across all of our territories.
Key Regions: Berkshire County, Hampden County, Hampshire County, Franklin County
No matter which state your property is in, every ESCO service engagement starts the same way with a professional evaluation from a licensed mechanic. We’ll visit your site, walk you through our findings, and give you a clear path forward.
Regardless of your location, ESCO delivers the full range of elevator and lift services. Our team doesn’t cut corners based on geography. Every property we serve receives the same level of professionalism, expertise, and care.
Yes. Each state has its own codes governing elevator installation, inspection schedules, and testing requirements. What passes in one state may not meet the standards in another. ESCO holds active licenses in all four states, and our team stays current on the specific regulatory requirements for each one. When we evaluate your property, we’re working from the codes that apply to your state.
No. Our team regularly travels across all four states, and we plan our scheduling to minimize delays regardless of location. For western Massachusetts and parts of the Hudson Valley, we’re often closer than clients expect since our Torrington, Connecticut headquarters is just across the state line from both regions.
Absolutely. We service all makes and models of elevators and lifts across every state we operate in, regardless of who originally installed them. If your current provider is difficult to reach, no longer in business, or simply not meeting your expectations, our licensed mechanics can evaluate your equipment and take over service from there.
In most cases, yes. Permitting requirements vary by state and municipality, and the process can be more complex than homeowners and builders expect, especially for commercial installations like LULAs, where state codes dictate whether your building even qualifies. ESCO handles the permitting conversations alongside your architect and general contractor so nothing gets missed before construction begins.