Mary Cramer

I have always been a proud supporter of small, local businesses. Whether it's food, gifts for a holiday, or going out to eat, I like to support people in my community that make my community unique. When I had my first experience with the elevator trade in 2015, I was amazed that the elevator field had smaller independent providers that weren't supported by businesses within their community. When I came up with the concept of Honest Elevator, I was able to cut out the characteristics of the industry I wasn't a fan of and truly get back to the simple idea of quality customer service and fulfilled promises. 

I immediately gravitated towards Honest because it supported locally owned businesses who's attention and finances should be elsewhere, not on vertical transportation. During my ten plus year career in the addiction and recovery field I watched many non profit companies fail due to unexpected expenses of operating out of a brick and mortar entity. With the business model of Honest Elevator, small businesses can get back to what they do best, and I give independent elevator companies a shot at big name accounts. Every elevator company, big or small, should have a seat at the table and we know we can help you get a chair.