Facade cleaning
Render, cladding, stone and metal facades washed safely from the roof down.
Learn moreOur IRATA-certified technicians reach facades, roofs, glazing and fixtures that scaffold, lifts and ladders can’t, quickly, safely and without caging your building for months.
Choose a service to see what’s included, how we work and common questions.
Render, cladding, stone and metal facades washed safely from the roof down.
Learn moreExternal glass, frames and hard-to-reach glazing cleaned on a schedule that suits you.
Learn moreLicensed exterior painting of facades, walls, roofs and fixtures at height.
Learn moreRender, concrete, sealant, window and bar chair repairs where they happen, up high.
Learn moreTracking water to its source on facades, windows, balconies and roofs, then fixing it.
Learn moreRoof anchor installation, periodic inspection, certification, renewal and re-tagging.
Learn moreSteep, high and awkward roofs, gutters and box gutters cleaned safely.
Learn moreSignage, pipes, cladding, hoods, netting and fixtures installed at height.
Learn moreClose-up inspections with photo reports to plan repairs and budgets.
Learn moreRope access is a way of working at height where trained technicians descend, ascend and move across a building on two independent ropes, a working line and a backup safety line, each attached to certified anchors. It is the same system used on high-rise towers, bridges and offshore platforms around the world.
For building owners it means one simple thing: the work gets done where it’s needed, without first building a structure to stand on. Technicians rig from the roof in the morning, complete the task, and de-rig at the end of the day. Nothing stays on your building overnight.
Rope access is the right tool for most inspection, cleaning, painting, sealing, repair and installation work. For full re-cladding, heavy structural works across a whole elevation or long multi-trade programmes, scaffold or a mast climber can make more sense. We’ll tell you honestly, and often use rope access to inspect first, so you only scaffold what genuinely needs it. Read: some buildings shouldn’t have scaffold
Yes. IRATA rope access uses two independent ropes on separate certified anchors, so a single failure cannot cause a fall. Technicians are trained and assessed to IRATA levels, work in pairs, and every job has a rescue plan and ground exclusion zones.
On most maintenance jobs, yes. There’s no scaffold to design, hire, erect, rent and dismantle, so you pay for the work rather than the structure. Every building is different, so we quote each job on its merits.
We can design, install and certify anchors as a separate job, or use alternative rigging where it is safe to do so. See anchor installation & certification.
Far less than with scaffold. Residents are notified in advance, a technician passes each window only briefly, and nothing is left on the building overnight.
Yes, we service Greater Sydney, from the CBD and North Shore to the Eastern Suburbs, Inner West, Northern Beaches and Western Sydney.
The real cost of scaffold, and when rope access does it better.
ViewWaterproofing, concrete, steel, facades, balconies, cladding and defects.
ViewLicensed interior, exterior, common-area, floor and at-height painting.
ViewTell us about your building and what it needs. We’ll inspect, quote clearly and coordinate the work, from the bin room to the roofline.