Lift repairs
Fault finding, one-off repairs and 24/7 emergency call-outs. You do not need a maintenance contract with Forge to ask for help.
Buckinghamshire lift services
One-off repairs, planned maintenance and modernisation for lifts across Buckinghamshire. Practical engineering support for modern systems and legacy equipment.
24/7 emergency call-outs. One-off repairs welcome.

Your area
Our Buckinghamshire coverage includes Aylesbury, High Wycombe and Beaconsfield. Share your site postcode and lift details to discuss a repair, a maintenance contract or improvements to existing equipment.
For urgent faults, call us to discuss availability. For planned work, include the number of lifts, any known issues and your preferred timing.
Discuss your siteChoose a service to see how we can help and what to expect.
Fault finding, one-off repairs and 24/7 emergency call-outs. You do not need a maintenance contract with Forge to ask for help.
Planned preventative visits and Standard, Intermediate or tailored Comprehensive cover. Choose support around your equipment and usage.
Targeted upgrades to existing equipment, from control systems and drives to doors and communication equipment.
Specified tests to investigate the equipment further, including tests requested by your independent lift examiner.
Help arranging a thorough examination with an independent third-party provider, or an introduction so you can arrange it directly.
Condition assessments, maintenance quality reviews and checks on completed repairs, within an agreed scope.
Modern systems. Legacy equipment.
We support nearly all brands of lifts. Tell us about your installation so we can confirm the appropriate approach.
We assess control boards and drives for repair in-house, case by case. Where suitable, this can offer another option alongside replacement.
Explore lift repairs →Our reports record work, findings and follow-up. The content and level of detail reflect the visit, from routine servicing to deeper technical investigations.
View example reports →We use available technical documentation to investigate modern and legacy systems, and explain when a repair or upgrade is appropriate.
Looking after an older lift →Your installation
We work with passenger lifts, goods lifts, platform lifts and dumbwaiters in residential and commercial buildings. Share the make, type and any available records so we can assess your equipment.
Stairlift support is limited to commercial or managed environments. We do not support private-home stairlifts.
Explore equipment and options →London & the Home Counties
Share your site postcode so we can confirm availability for your installation.
We also cover Sussex and Oxfordshire. Ask us about your location.
Before you call
Yes. We welcome one-off repairs, including lifts that are not under a maintenance contract with Forge. Tell us about the fault and your equipment so we can discuss the next step.
Call us directly for an urgent breakdown. We offer 24/7 emergency call-outs and will discuss availability for your location and the circumstances of the fault. We’ll confirm the next available attendance when you call.
Yes. We can help arrange an examination with an independent third-party provider or put you in touch directly. We do not carry out LOLER examinations in-house.
We can discuss the lift, available maintenance records and the cover you need. Check the notice period and other obligations in your existing contract before arranging a change. Compare our three maintenance packages.
Talk to Forge Lifts
Share your site postcode, the equipment details and what you need. We’ll discuss the appropriate service and arrangements for your building.
For an urgent breakdown, call us directly.
020 7097 8588 For urgent breakdowns, our phone line is available 24/7.Have maintenance records, repair details or an existing report? You can email them to our team.
info@forgelifts.co.ukYour enquiry — for urgent breakdowns, please call us directly.
Check your details, then send your enquiry to our team.
A breakdown, planned maintenance, an upgrade or help understanding the condition of your lift.
The site postcode, lift type and number of lifts. Include the make and lift IDs if known.
Any relevant service records or repair details, preferred dates and arrangements for access.