A Right-Sized Elevator Consultant 
On-Site, Involved, Responsive

Greg didn’t officially enter the elevator industry until later in his career, but he was joining his dad on elevator trouble calls and riding on the tops of elevators not long after he learned to walk. It’s probably wise that safety policies don’t allow that anymore!. Greg brings over 25 years of general management and business development experience and has served in senior leadership roles at companies ranging from start-up to $250 million in revenue.

Greg is responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations, preparation of proposals and developing and managing relationships with architects, developers and building owners and managers. He helps developers and architects determine how many elevators and escalators are needed for new-large scale construction projects. ECS was founded around the elevator modernization and Greg loves the challenges of designing and overseeing the construction of new elevators in old buildings.

Over the course of Mike’s more than 35 years in the elevator industry he has seen just about everything. He began his career constructing elevators and escalators on both new construction and modernization projects. Later, he held senior positions at two of the world’s largest elevator contractors managing construction crews across the entire Western United States.

Mike has extensive experience working with architects, general contractors, electrical and mechanical engineers and any other discipline that may be involved in an elevator project. He’s a certified elevator inspector (QEI) and an expert at understanding the various codes that can impact an elevator project.

As a consultant Mike is constantly looking out for the best interest of his clients, telling it like it is, and finding solutions around every obstacle.