Fees, in US dollars
Fees
Fees are in US dollars and exclude tax. The inspection hour includes the 32-point checklist and the written report.
Six fees
The price list has six items, in US dollars, excluding tax. An inspection hour for the first lift is $240. Each further lift on the same visit is $140. A door adjustment visit is $320. A monthly service agreement is $190 per lift per month. A fault call-out within call-out hours is $280. A written second opinion on a quote is $180. Call-out hours are Monday to Friday, 07:00 to 19:00. Inspection slots start at 07:00 or 18:00, Monday to Friday, and each slot is one hour for one lift. Office hours for booking and for questions about a line are Monday to Friday, 07:00 to 17:00. We do not convert these amounts into another currency. The next free inspection slot on the notice is Tuesday at 07:00. A booking is answered within one working day, from 14 Wharf Row, Easterhaven.
| Item | USD, excl. tax |
|---|---|
| Inspection hour, first lift | $240 |
| Each further lift, same visit | $140 |
| Door adjustment visit | $320 |
| Monthly service agreement, per lift | $190 / month |
| Fault call-out, within call-out hours | $280 |
| Written second opinion on a quote | $180 |
32-point checklist and written report included. All prices in USD, excluding tax. An inspection hour is not a statutory examination.
Fees
What is included
The inspection hour includes the 32-point paper checklist and the written report. The report is sent within two working days. Two technicians attend. The hour covers one lift and the five stops: landing, car, pit, machine and lobby. The groups on the sheet are landing doors (6), car (5), car doors (4), pit (4), rails and guides (3), machine (4), controller (4), and lobby and signs (2). A further lift on the same visit is charged at $140 and receives its own hour and its own checklist. A door adjustment, a fault call-out, a month of the service agreement and a second opinion on a quote are separate bookings at the prices above. They are not included in the $240. The monthly figure is $190 per lift. The agreement is its own line, booked on its own.
Is an inspection
hour a statutory
examination?
No. An inspection hour is not a statutory examination. It is sixty minutes with two technicians, five stops and a 32-point checklist on paper, followed by a written report in two working days. It does not stand in for an examination required by an authority, and the report is not a certificate. The same statement is in our terms. Booking the hour means booking that checklist and that report, at $240 for the first lift and $140 for each further lift on the same visit. Findings are discussed on the paper before we leave, in the last ten minutes, and then written up by Samira Haddad. If you need a statutory examination, say so when you book and we will tell you this visit is not that service. We would rather reply with a clear no within one working day.
How to read
an invoice
An invoice uses the same six names, in US dollars, excluding tax. The first inspection line is the first lift at $240. Any other lift seen on that same visit appears as its own line at $140. A door adjustment is its own line at $320, a call-out at $280, a second opinion at $180, and a month of the service agreement at $190 for each lift named. The checklist and the written report do not appear as extra lines on an inspection invoice. They belong to the inspection hour. Tax is outside these amounts. The invoice does not show a converted currency. If a line does not match one of the six items, ask before you pay it. Elena Castellano can point to the line. Call +1 555 0142 or write to book@noboru-lifts.example, Monday to Friday, 07:00 to 17:00.