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Company Profiles - Nouveau Elevator

Nouveau Elevator Industries, Inc., founded in 1987, is today the largest independent elevator service organization in metropolitan New York. They have more than 4,000 elevators in their care - including many of the most high demand, high profile environments in the city. They maintain 24x7 office hubs in four critical city locations, in addition to emergency response dispatch, parts distribution, and their engineering and technical departments in their Brooklyn headquarters. Just as important, their expertise extends beyond elevator service and repair to sophisticated solid state upgrades and total elevator replacement. They specialize in the installation of state-of-the-art equipment upgrades and control systems to give you improved performance, reliability and code compliance. And they handle the entire job, from engineering and site planning to construction, wiring, installation and code compliance certification.
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