Express Elevator Acquires Ascend Elevator, Expanding Service Footprint in Wisconsin
This strategic acquisition marks an exciting milestone in our growth and strengthens our presence in the
"This acquisition represents an important step in our mission to provide top-tier service across a broader region," said
Express Elevator is a division of ESI (Elevator Service Inc.), a parent company dedicated to fostering the growth and long-term success of independent elevator service providers. ESI partners with local businesses to provide strategic guidance, operational resources, and investment—while preserving each company's unique identity and commitment to outstanding service.
"We are proud to support Express Elevator in this meaningful expansion," said
Express Elevator began with the goal of delivering higher quality elevator systems and maintenance to Central and
As one of the largest independent elevator service providers in the state, we are your local elevator experts. Our highly skilled field technicians are available for your immediate needs, and our staff can partner with you to provide an ongoing maintenance program and long-range capital planning that ensures your elevator equipment remains reliable and safe into the future.
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