What you can count on
Five things we hold to on every job — before you commit, while the work is going on, and after we've gone. Hold us to them.
Our own crew runs the job
The people you meet are the people who do the work — never a sub you meet for the first time on installation day. The person who talks through your project, the crew who sets the equipment, and the people who service it later all work for Gulf South Elevator. Across the crew there are over 700 installs and more than 70 years in the trade.
You'll have the price and the timing before you commit
A written quote with the full price for your installation and the timeline from order to completion — before you decide anything. The number you see is the number for your home and your job. If your house turns out to hold a surprise, you hear about it and what it costs before we go any further.
Nobody is going to push you
Not on the phone, not at your kitchen table. There's no price that only holds if you sign today, and no pushy follow-up — if you want time to talk it over with your family, take it.
The warranty tells you what it covers, and for how long, in writing
One year of repair labor, plus the manufacturer's parts warranty, which varies by manufacturer. You see exactly what's covered and for how long before you commit. We service what we install, so the same company that did the work is the one you call.
You'll know who's coming to do the work by name
The person accountable for your job is named on your quote before we arrive, and on your paperwork after. Carl Ravey owns the company, and the crew has over 700 installs and more than 70 years of experience behind it.
Take the questions with you
Before you sign with anyone, ask the same questions of every company you're weighing — including us. We wrote them down.
Get a written quote — the price, the timing and the warranty, up front.
You'll get a written quote — then it's your call. No pushy follow-up.