Site changelog

What changed on this site

Every update to Lift Troubleshooting, with a date against it. The list below is rebuilt from the site’s own change history each time the site is published, so it cannot fall behind what you are reading.

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Highlights

The bigger changes, in plain English. Smaller edits appear in the dated list further down.

  • Public changelog published

    This page went live. It is rebuilt from the site's own change history on every deployment, so you can see when a section was last worked on rather than taking our word for it.

  • Plain-English rewrite of company profiles

    Long paragraphs in the lift services directory were split, jargon was swapped for everyday words, and lists were turned into real bullet points so profiles are quicker to scan.

  • Local area pages added

    Towns and cities with several listed companies now have their own page, with nearby areas linked so you can widen the search when nobody local covers your lift.

  • Two more manufacturers covered

    Garaventa Lift and Savaria joined the brand guides, taking coverage to 80 makes sold and serviced in the UK.

Update history

Each row is one day of work. The areas listed are the parts of the site that changed that day.

  1. 24 updates · 18 files changed

    • Site pages
    • Site internals
    • Contact and enquiry handling
    • Brand troubleshooting pages
    • Guides
  2. 33 updates · 67 files changed

    • Site internals
    • Site pages
    • Automated quality checks
    • Icons and social previews
    • Sitemap and crawling
    • Navigation
    • Lift services directory
    • Guides
    • Symptom guides
    • About and legal pages
    • Local area pages
    • Editorial copy and readability
    • Brand troubleshooting pages
    • Knowledge base
    • Contact and enquiry handling
  3. 81 updates · 39 files changed

    • Editorial copy and readability
    • Site internals
    • Lift services directory
    • Automated quality checks
    • Sitemap and crawling
    • Site pages
    • About and legal pages
    • Navigation
    • Brand troubleshooting pages
    • Guides
    • Icons and social previews
  4. 91 updates · 57 files changed

    • Site internals
    • Icons and social previews
    • Editorial copy and readability
    • Lift services directory
    • Site pages
    • About and legal pages
    • Guides
    • Symptom guides
    • Brand troubleshooting pages
    • Contact and enquiry handling
    • Knowledge base
    • Sitemap and crawling
    • Local area pages
    • Automated quality checks
  5. 128 updates · 35 files changed

    • Site internals
    • Automated quality checks
    • Navigation
    • Local area pages
    • Editorial copy and readability
    • Lift services directory
    • Site pages
    • Sitemap and crawling
    • Knowledge base
    • About and legal pages
    • Symptom guides
    • Brand troubleshooting pages
    • Design and styling
  6. 43 updates · 15 files changed

    • Site internals
    • Automated quality checks
    • Lift services directory
    • Brand troubleshooting pages
    • Site pages
    • Navigation

Why we publish this

Lift advice ages. A fault code list that was right three years ago may no longer match the controller in your shaft. Showing the date of each change lets you judge how fresh a page is before you act on it.

Our editorial method sits alongside this record. If you want to know where the facts come from, read how we research these guides. For the full page list, use the HTML sitemap. If something here looks wrong or out of date, tell us and we will check it.

We also use this changelog as our own quality checkpoint. Before any publish, the entries here are checked against the sitemap, the canonical URLs and the structured data so that a mistake in one place does not quietly become a mistake everywhere.

If you are reading a guide months after it was added, the date beside it tells you how recently it was reviewed. Older entries are not automatically wrong, but they are the ones we look at first when scheduling a refresh.

Nothing on this page changes the safety advice that runs through the site: report what the lift is doing, and let a competent engineer open, move or release it.

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