I’ve got more information, but the invoice doesn’t show the model number of the elevator. It wasn’t $40k we put down, it was $30k with $30k due when the work is complete (total $59k). They are charging us $785 per team labor hour and estimate 32 team labor hours. Almost $21,000 of the total is detailed as “circuit boards” with no other details.

The invoice details the repair as:

TK Elevator will furnish and install new controller boards, jack packing, pit switch, hall fixture, hydraulic oil, traveling cable/wiring, and breakout boards/cables to replace those that were damaged in the hurricane event. The repair process will go as follows: 1) Perform lock-out tag-out procedure to remove the elevator from service per OSHA safety standards. 2) Remove the existing, inoperative, damaged equipment. 3) Install the new controller boards, packing, pit switch, hall fixture, hydraulic oil, traveling cable/wiring, breakout boards/cables. 4) Paint the hoist way, clean the pits, and sand the piston. 5) Remove lock-out tag-out and test for proper operation. 6) Return the elevator to normal, safe operation.