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A residential high-rise lobby in timber and pale plaster, a single elevator door and call panel beside a window.

Independent Elevator, Escalator & Moving Walk Consultants · Michigan

One elevator or an entire portfolio

Tell us what the equipment is and what it is doing — or failing to do.

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Karl Senawi, Ph.D.President, Senawi Group Consulting LLC
248-763-7300
senawik@gmail.com
BasedMichigan
ReplyWithin one business day
AffiliationsNone

Request an initial consultation

How can we help you?

How we are paid

Terms of the engagement

We sell no equipment
No manufacturer pays us a commission, a referral fee, or a rebate on anything we specify.
We hold no maintenance contracts
We do not bid the work we write the specification for.
You own the deliverable
Specifications, evaluations, and reports are yours, to issue to any contractor you choose.
Findings go to you unedited
Where the honest answer is that the work does not need doing yet, that is the answer you get.
A limestone civic hall with a bank of bronze elevator doors set beneath a stone arch.
A civic hall lift bank — the kind of public-sector work where these terms are procurement rules, not reassurance.

A call reaches the consultant who would do the work.

Karl Senawi, Ph.D. — 248-763-7300

Call the principal

Useful to include

  • Building type and how it operates — traffic patterns, shutdown windows
  • Equipment: how many units, what type, roughly what age
  • Manufacturer and current maintenance contractor, if you know them
  • What prompted the call — a failure, a survey, a budget cycle, a sale