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Elevator outages in San Antonio

San Antonio's convention facilities, medical complexes, and residential buildings all depend on elevators regulated by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. Elevator Uptime keeps a public record of every indexed building and the outages reported against it. Report a broken elevator in 15 seconds. No account, no email.

Rider reports (5)

  1. 300 MAIN

    Reported out

    300 MAIN, SAN ANTONIO

    A rider reported this elevator out of service.

    Read the full report at 300 MAIN

  2. 300 MAIN

    Reported out

    300 MAIN, SAN ANTONIO

    A rider reported this elevator out of service.

    Read the full report at 300 MAIN

  3. 300 MAIN

    Reported out

    300 MAIN, SAN ANTONIO

    A rider reported this elevator out of service.

    Read the full report at 300 MAIN

  4. 300 MAIN

    Reported out

    300 MAIN, SAN ANTONIO

    Elevator still out 3 weeks now. Move in/move outs cause longer wait times

    Read the full report at 300 MAIN

  5. 300 MAIN

    Reported out

    300 MAIN, SAN ANTONIO

    2 elevators out for almost 3 weeks super slow traffic to get around no updates yet.

    Read the full report at 300 MAIN
Tracked buildings
3,034
Active outages
5
Affected buildings
1

Outage history — last 12 months

5 recorded outages across tracked San Antonio buildings. Record begins September 2026.

035Nov 25Dec 25Jan 26Feb 26Mar 26Apr 26May 26Jun 26Jul 26Aug 26Sep 26: 5 outagesSep 26Oct 26

Each bar counts outages by the month they began, from live transit feeds and rider reports. A month with no bar had no recorded outages in our data — not necessarily zero real outages.

Inspection records — last 12 months

1,445 inspection records across tracked San Antonio buildings. Record begins October 2025.

0200400Nov 25: 41 inspection recordsNov 25Dec 25: 35 inspection recordsDec 25Jan 26: 25 inspection recordsJan 26Feb 26: 32 inspection recordsFeb 26Mar 26: 69 inspection recordsMar 26Apr 26: 112 inspection recordsApr 26May 26: 114 inspection recordsMay 26Jun 26: 394 inspection recordsJun 26Jul 26: 281 inspection recordsJul 26Aug 26: 168 inspection recordsAug 26Sep 26: 160 inspection recordsSep 26Oct 26

Each bar counts regulator inspection records (violations, expired certificates, inspection findings) by the month they were filed. They are compliance filings, not outages, and do not mean an elevator was out of service.

Affected buildings

Elevator contractors active in San Antonio

Companies named as elevator contractor on the most public records for San Antonio buildings we track. Ranked by building count across all plausible sources.

  • KONE Corporation
    Sources: FL DBPR · OEM
    2 buildings
  • KONE INC
    Sources: FL DBPR
    2 buildings
  • All Services South Florida
    Sources: FL DBPR
    1 buildings

Inclusion reflects a building-to-contractor link observed in at least one public record (permit filing, regulatory registry, or verified claim). Service relationships change and records can lag — contractors and building owners can request corrections at /methodology.

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Elevator outages in San Antonio

Elevators in San Antonio are regulated at the state level by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR), Elevators, Escalators and Related Equipment program. Texas Health and Safety Code, Chapter 754 provides the statutory framework, covering unit registration, recurring safety inspections, and contractor licensing requirements statewide. TDLR accepts public complaints about unsafe or non-operational equipment through its online complaint portal.

Local building permitting and code enforcement for habitability concerns is handled by the City of San Antonio Development Services Department. Tenants and residents can reach city services through San Antonio 311. Outage reports on this page come from riders, tenants, and building staff, combined with the TDLR-registered building and contractor record — there is no city-managed real-time elevator feed for San Antonio.

How to report a broken elevator in San Antonio

  • Safety hazard or unlicensed work: TDLR complaint portal
  • Residential tenants: San Antonio 311 or Development Services for habitability enforcement
  • Commercial buildings: TDLR, or the building's property management team
  • Any building, public record: file an outage on Elevator Uptime in 15 seconds

For the full reporting guide, see how to report a broken elevator.

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