Introducing the EscaTEQ Method™
A new standard for escalator cleaning.
Escalator cleaning is one of the last unstandardized processes in modern facilities.
HVAC is scheduled. Elevators are tracked. Fire systems are inspected.
Escalators are still cleaned inconsistently, reactively, and without documentation.
The EscaTEQ Method changes that.
The toothbrush for your escalator™
If escalator surface maintenance is not formally defined within your building’s maintenance program, condition is often inconsistent, reactive, and difficult to verify.
The EscaTEQ Method can address this gap by replacing infrequent, disruptive, restorative cleaning with a more frequent, lower-impact approach that keeps escalators cleaner, often at a comparable or lower annual cost.
The EscaTEQ Method is intended for engineering review.
Facilities considering implementation should involve the appropriate engineering or escalator oversight authority for review, which may include vertical transportation consultants, OEM service providers, facilities engineering teams, escalator maintenance contractors, safety personnel, or technical operations leadership.
The EscaTEQ Method engineering review portal includes the method framework, field evidence documentation, operational case studies, and engineering review materials intended for technical evaluation by the appropriate oversight personnel.