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Data updated 27 Oct 2026

4125 Cleveland Ave

Fort Myers, FL 33901

Lee CountyBuilt 1965Devices 10

10devices in service
3certificates expired
1 Aug 2020oldest expired certificate date
26 Aug 2026latest passed inspection on file

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Elevators and lifts on file

DBPR no.CertificateExpiresLast passed inspectionMaintenance company
28116Hydraulic passenger · Installed 1979 · 2 landings · 3,500 lb
Certificate expired
1 Aug 2024
26 Aug 2026
56374Hydraulic passenger · Installed 1999 · 2 landings · 3,500 lb
Certificate expired
1 Aug 2024
24 Jun 2022
6771Hydraulic passenger · Installed 1965 · 3 landings · 8,000 lb
Certificate expired
1 Aug 2020
14 Jul 2026
20071Hydraulic passenger · Installed 1974 · 2 landings · 3,500 lb
Certificate current
1 Aug 2027
14 Jul 2026
28117Hydraulic freight · Installed 1979 · 2 landings · 9,000 lb
Certificate current
1 Aug 2027
26 Aug 2026
28118Escalator · Installed 1979 · 8,000 lb
Certificate current
1 Aug 2027
26 Aug 2026
28119Escalator · Installed 1979 · 8,000 lb
Certificate current
1 Aug 2027
26 Aug 2026
36238Escalator · Installed 1984 · 2 landings · 6,000 lb
Certificate current
1 Aug 2027
4 Jun 2026
36239Escalator · Installed 1984 · 2 landings · 6,000 lb
Certificate current
1 Aug 2027
4 Jun 2026
56373Hydraulic freight · Installed 1999 · 2 landings · 5,000 lb
Certificate current
1 Aug 2027
24 Jun 2022

DBPR gives every elevator, escalator and lift a certificate of operation. “Expired” here means DBPR shows the certificate as delinquent or past its expiry date in the file. It is a paperwork status, not a finding that a device is unsafe, and the owner may have renewed since.

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Source. Data from the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR), Division of Hotels and Restaurants, Bureau of Elevator Safety, public records (Elevator Safety). DBPR file dated 25 Oct 2026; refreshed 27 Oct 2026. Inspection Lookup is not affiliated with or endorsed by the State of Florida or DBPR. A certificate shown as expired may have been renewed since the file date. Not an inspection, a compliance certificate or legal advice.