A Tower Window Cleaning rope-access technician cleaning a blue glass facade, bucket clipped to his harness

Capabilities

What we do

A complete height-access service. The method is chosen by the elevation, certified assets and weather at height — never by what happens to be on the truck.

01 / Services

Every discipline a commercial facade needs to be presented, protected and properly documented.

02

Rope access

Rope access puts IRATA-qualified technicians on the facade on independently anchored rope systems — the most precise way to clean, inspect or repair complex elevations with almost no footprint at ground level.

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03

BMU window cleaning

We run planned window cleaning programmes from your building maintenance unit (BMU), operating the plant to its limits and the conditions — and when the BMU is down, we re-sequence the work rather than leave the glass waiting.

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04

EWP access

We use elevated work platforms — boom lifts, scissor lifts and truck-mounted travel towers — where ropes or building plant are not the right answer: atria, canopies, curved glass and lower elevations over laneways.

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07

Anchor testing

We test and certify roof anchors, davits and height safety systems, and keep a clear register so everyone who works on your roof knows what is certified, what it is rated for and when it is next due.

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02 / Access

Four ways up.

One way of working. Safe, planned and accountable from ground to roof.

A rope-access technician with a red helmet and yellow bucket working on blue glass panels

Rope access

Precise access with a small ground footprint.

A worker in a building maintenance unit cradle above the Melbourne skyline

BMU

Building plant operated to the asset and conditions.

A red elevated work platform reaching an indoor glass atrium canopy

EWP

Flexible plant access for complex lower elevations.

Two Tower workers using extension poles to clean high internal glazing

Ground & pole

Extension-pole cleaning for high internal and external glazing.

A helmeted rope-access technician operating rope equipment beside a heritage facade

Safety & compliance

Safety is the product.

Confidence that people will go up, do exceptional work and come down. Everything else is finish.

  • 01Site-specific SWMS for the elevation and access method.
  • 02Certified assets checked before use.
  • 03Rescue plan briefed before the first rope goes over.
  • 04Weather at height treated as a hard operating limit.
  • 05Photographic evidence captured from the field.

Certified & checked

Ready for demanding assets.

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ISO 9001Quality management
ISO 14001Environmental management
ISO 45001Occupational health & safety
IRATAQualified rope access technicians
$20MPublic liability insurance