Who we are

At Elevate Dorset, we’re in the business of keeping things moving — literally. With 15+ years of industry experience, NVQ qualifications under our toolbelt, and a real passion for all things lift-related, we know how to take your vertical transport seriously… without taking ourselves too seriously.

From major and minor repairs, to callouts, subcontracting services, and modernisation projects — we’re your go-to team for reliable, efficient, and fuss-free lift solutions. Whether it’s a last-minute breakdown or a long-term servicing contract, we’ve got you covered with the tools, the talent, and the know-how.

Our founder Lee lives and breathes lifts (and occasionally engine oil — he’s a car nut too). He’s all about honest work, high standards, and keeping clients happy without overcomplicating things.

And while Lee handles the heavy lifting, our office morale is managed by Bear — our four-legged Director of Paw-sitivity. Expect tail wags, dramatic sighs, and the occasional Zoom appearance.

We're here to elevate your expectations — one lift (and one laugh) at a time.

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Meet the Team

At Elevate Dorset, we like to keep things moving — lifts and good vibes. From the tools to the timelines, we’ve got a tight-knit crew making sure everything runs smoothly (and safely).

With Lee on the front lines, Liana behind the scenes, and Bear keeping morale high (and snack levels monitored), we’re a small but mighty team built on experience, energy, and a whole lot of lift know-how.

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