Your elevator
maintenance:
real or on paper?
Most building consortiums pay a monthly maintenance fee without any way to verify what was actually done. Doxvini provides independent technical inspection — a clear, impartial report on whether your service contract is being honored.
The signature on the worksheet is not proof of service
Elevators are the mechanical heart of any multi-story building. When they fail, the entire community is affected — especially residents with reduced mobility. Yet maintenance oversight is routinely absent.
A technician can sign the maintenance log and leave in ten minutes. Without independent verification, the building administrator has no way to know whether the contracted tasks were actually performed.
Three steps to know what you're actually paying for
Our audit process is structured, methodical and completely independent from your existing maintenance provider. We examine the equipment, the contract and the records — then we report what we find.
Contract & Documentation Review
We begin by analyzing your current maintenance contract in detail — identifying what tasks are committed, at what frequency, and under what technical standards. We also review the maintenance logs and any previous inspection reports.
On-Site Technical Inspection
Our technicians conduct a thorough physical inspection of each elevator: mechanical components, electrical systems, safety devices, cabin condition, machine room, and shaft. This inspection is carried out independently, without the maintenance company present.
Audit Report Delivery
You receive a written report detailing the real condition of each elevator, a comparison against contracted obligations, identified discrepancies, and a clear technical assessment. The report is written for administrators — not engineers.
Services for building administrators and consortiums
Each service is designed to give building administrators concrete, technical information — so decisions about maintenance contracts are based on evidence rather than assumptions.
Independent Maintenance Audit
Our core service. A complete technical audit comparing the real state of your elevators against the obligations in your maintenance contract. Delivered as a structured written report with clear findings and a technical assessment of compliance.
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Technical Condition Assessment
A stand-alone evaluation of the mechanical and electrical condition of your elevator installation, independent of any contract review.
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Contract Compliance Verification
A focused review of whether your maintenance provider is fulfilling the specific tasks outlined in your contract, based on physical evidence from the equipment.
Learn morePractical guides for building administrators
Understanding elevator maintenance is part of responsible building management. These resources help administrators ask the right questions and recognize warning signs.
Monthly Maintenance Verification Checklist
A practical list of observable indicators that building administrators can use to assess whether routine maintenance visits are producing visible results.
View GuideUnderstanding Your Elevator Maintenance Contract
A plain-language explanation of what a standard elevator maintenance contract should include, what clauses to look for, and what vague language can conceal.
View GuideWarning Signs in Elevator Maintenance
Common indicators that elevator maintenance may not be meeting contracted standards — observable by administrators without technical training.
View GuideRegulatory Framework for Elevators in Argentina
An overview of the legal and technical regulations that govern elevator maintenance in Argentina, including municipal and national requirements relevant to building consortiums.
View GuideReady to know what your maintenance contract actually delivers?
An independent audit gives you technical clarity — without disrupting your existing service arrangement.