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Champion Elevator: Elevating excellence in elevator services

Don Gelestino

 

Champion Elevator is making waves in the elevator industry, offering top-notch services that cater to property owners and managers across the United States. With an impressive track record of servicing 6,547 elevators monthly, Champion Elevator has firmly established itself as a leader in the field.

One of the key factors contributing to Champion Elevator’s success is its strategic expansion into New England. The company’s warehouses and operations centers in Shelton, Connecticut, and Nyack, New York, have allowed them to provide rapid and cost-effective services to clients, setting them apart from traditional OEM companies. Property owners and managers have found in Champion Elevator a reliable partner that delivers exceptional service without breaking the bank.

Champion Elevator’s dedication to excellence has not gone unnoticed. In 2020, 2021, and 2023, they proudly received the Elevator World Ellies Award for “Best Family and East Coast Elevator Company” in the United States. This recognition is a testament to their commitment to maintaining the highest standards in the industry.

Furthermore, in 2021, the company’s founder, Donald Gelestino, was honored with the prestigious “William C. Sturgeon” award by The National Association of Elevator Contractors. This award is the most esteemed accolade in the elevator industry nationally, underscoring Champion Elevator’s remarkable contributions and commitment to innovation within the field.

In a market where reliability and excellence are paramount, Champion Elevator continues to excel. With their impressive monthly service numbers and a string of accolades, they are setting the standard for elevator service providers, ensuring property owners and managers have a trusted partner to keep their elevators running smoothly.

Don Gelestino is an IREON member and president and CEO of Champion Elevator Corp., CT.

 

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