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Process / Four steps

From first conversation
to coordinated delivery.

A clear, collaborative path keeps design intent, manufacturing requirements, and field coordination aligned throughout an elevator project. Here is what happens at each step, and what to have ready.

  1. 01

    Project Inquiry

    Share the project location, elevator type, dimensions, desired materials, and available drawings.

    What you provide

    Share the project location, elevator type, dimensions, desired materials, timeline, and any drawings or photos you have. The quote form covers all of it.

    What JV does

    The team confirms receipt and matches any emailed files (PDF, JPG, PNG, or DWG) to your inquiry.

  2. 02

    Scope Review

    JV reviews usage, dimensions, finishes, code considerations, coordination needs, and budget.

    What you provide

    Be available for follow-up questions about usage, finish direction, and coordination with the rest of the project.

    What JV does

    JV reviews usage, dimensions, finishes, code considerations, coordination needs, and budget to define a buildable scope.

  3. 03

    Design & Manufacturing

    Components are developed and built to the project requirements with attention to finish and durability.

    What you provide

    Approve the scope and finish selections so fabrication can proceed against the agreed requirements.

    What JV does

    Components are developed and built to the project requirements, with attention to finish quality and long-term durability.

  4. 04

    Delivery & Coordination

    JV coordinates next steps with the client, contractor, consultant, or elevator team.

    What you provide

    Connect JV with the installing elevator team, contractor, or consultant handling the site.

    What JV does

    JV coordinates delivery and next steps with the client, contractor, consultant, or elevator team.

Who JV coordinates with

Built to fit your project team.

JV is a manufacturing partner, not a competing installer. Work arrives through elevator companies and design teams, and delivery is coordinated with whoever is running the site.

  • Otis
  • Schindler
  • TK Elevator (TKE)
  • KONE
  • Independent elevator companies
  • Architects & developers
  • Elevator consulting firms
  • General contractors

Step 01 starts here

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