Domakihub Part of Elevators & lifts
New elevator installation
Supply and installation of a new lift for a building that needs one — sized to the shaft and traffic, fully certified and signed off, ready to enter service legally.
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How it works
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Call one number
Tell us what you need in Greece and when.
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We match a vetted crew
We pick the right specialist for the job and confirm the price up front.
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It gets done
Your pro shows up as agreed — one-off or on a recurring schedule.
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Frequently asked questions
How fast can a technician come for a breakdown or entrapment in Greece?
For an entrapment we treat it as an emergency and dispatch a certified technician to Greece as fast as possible, day or night — call the number and we'll get someone moving while you're on the line. For ordinary breakdowns we usually arrange a visit the same day or within 24 hours.
Are the elevator companies in Greece vetted and certified?
Yes. Every elevator partner in our Greece network is vetted and works to the certification and licensing Greek law requires for elevator maintenance and repair. We only send technicians qualified for your specific lift and the job in hand.
How much does a maintenance contract cost?
Periodic maintenance (συντήρηση ανελκυστήρα) is billed as a fixed monthly or quarterly contract, priced on the type of lift, number of floors and how many stops it serves — so a single home lift costs far less than a busy hotel installation. We confirm the rate up front, with no surprise charges, and repairs or parts are quoted separately before any work begins.
Which languages can I book in?
You can book in 24+ languages through Domakihub — Greek, English, German and many more — so absentee owners, foreign hotel managers and building managers (διαχειριστές) handling a property in Greece can arrange maintenance, repairs and certification in their own language. The technician on site typically speaks Greek and English.