We review every invoice, every repair proposal, every contract — before you pay or sign. A nationally accredited elevator inspector sitting on your side of the table.
If we don't save you money, you don't pay us.
We can. We do. Every time.
Covered items billed separately. Overtime premiums on weekday work. Travel billed twice. We catch what the invoice hopes you won't.
Is the repair necessary? Is it covered under your contract? Is the price defensible? We answer before you authorize a dime.
Exclusion creep, uncapped escalation, auto-renewal traps. We read maintenance agreements the way the contractor's lawyer did.
Six-figure proposals deserve independent scrutiny — scope, pricing, proprietary-equipment lock-in, and missing code items.
Every challenge, every negotiation, every dollar recovered — documented in your portal with a running savings total.
Continuous protection: every document your contractor sends routes through us first. You approve nothing blind.
Drop in the invoice, proposal, or contract — PDF, Word, Excel, or a photo.
Our analysis engine extracts every line item and flags coverage issues, duplicate billing, and pricing anomalies.
A licensed elevator inspector personally reviews every finding. No bot ever makes the call.
We dispute and negotiate directly with your contractor, citing your contract chapter and verse.
Savings documented in your dashboard. Our fee is a percentage of what we recover — nothing more.
“We represent building owners. Not elevator companies.”
From a $100 rubber block quoted at $15,000, to $400,000 in repairs a building never needed — these aren't estimates. They're outcomes.
Saved on a buffer repair — two contractors quoted up to $15,000 for a $100 part
Saved on a $300K violation repair — done for $40K
Saved on a door replacement after AEP sourced competitive bids
Available standalone or alongside the Advocacy Program.
Licensed elevator safety inspections performed to Florida code.
Identify violations before the AHJ does — and before they get expensive.
Is your contractor actually performing the maintenance you pay for? We verify.
Independent condition assessments and modernization planning.
Litigation support from a licensed, practicing elevator inspector.
Training for property managers and boards on elevator contracts and costs.
From Gulf Coast condos to multi-state portfolios — AEP partners with building owners who refuse to overpay their elevator contractors.
Alliance Elevator Professionals is owned and operated by John Lee, a nationally accredited elevator inspector. AEP takes no money from elevator contractors — our only client is the building owner. That independence is the entire point. Reviews happen through the portal, so it doesn't matter whether your building is down the street or across the country.
Start with a free review. If we don't save you money, you don't pay us.