Why planned compliance support matters
Safety checks with records
You get clear feedback and documentation to help manage ongoing equipment safety.
Inspection plus upkeep
We can support both compliance checks and day to day reliability in one place.
Useful after defect findings
Urgent support is there if equipment needs immediate attention after a visit.
Inspection and servicing with clear practical value
LOLER inspections help you check that lifting equipment is safe, fit for use and supported by the right paperwork. At Ultra Lift Services, we carry out inspection and servicing work for disability lifts, ceiling track hoists, bath lifts, through floor lifts, floor standing lifting equipment and other patient handling systems used in homes, care homes and commercial sites. From our Beverley base, we help you understand the difference between a thorough examination for safety and routine servicing for reliability. Both matter, but they do different jobs in keeping equipment dependable and compliant.
What you can expect from a visit
During a visit, we inspect safety devices, controls, lifting functions, fixings and wear points, then give clear feedback on condition and any action needed. With Ultra Lift Services, you can also arrange servicing alongside inspection work to reduce breakdowns between visits and keep records easier to manage. If equipment is found to be unsafe or drops out of service, our 24 hour call out support gives you a practical next step while you deal with the issue. That is especially helpful in busy care and commercial settings.
Frequently asked questions
What equipment can be covered by a LOLER inspection?
We work on a wide range of lifting and patient handling equipment, including disability lifts, through floor lifts, ceiling track hoists, bath lifts and floor standing lifting equipment. The best way to confirm scope is to tell us the equipment type, site and how it is used.
How often should LOLER inspections be arranged?
The right schedule depends on the equipment and the way it is used. Homes, care settings and commercial sites can have different needs, which is why we ask about the environment, service history and any issues already noticed before planning the visit.
What happens if a defect is found during inspection?
We explain the issue clearly, note any action needed and help you understand whether the equipment should stay in use. Where urgent attention is needed, we can also support the next step through servicing or repair work so the problem is dealt with promptly.