01We clean the glass on Melbourne’s commercial towers by rope access, building maintenance unit (BMU), elevated work platform (EWP) or water-fed pole — whichever the elevation, the plant and the weather call for.
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02Rope 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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03We 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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04We 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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05We repair, replace, refurbish and seal commercial glass at height — planning the access, the lift and the protection of the public below as one job.
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06We inspect facades up close from ropes or plant and give you a photographic condition report, elevation by elevation — what we found, where it is and what we recommend.
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07We 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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08We wash down facades and external areas of every material — glass, metal cladding, concrete, render, stone and tiles — using an access method and a cleaning method matched to the surface and the public space around it.
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09We clear gutters, box gutters, downpipes and the tops of retail canopies that are hard to reach — by rope access or EWP — and report anything that is letting water go where it should not.
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10When water is getting in, we find where from — investigating the facade from the outside, replacing failed sealant and caulking at height, and reporting clearly when a bigger repair or an engineer is needed.
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11When part of a facade is loose, cracked or damaged, we make it safe first, protect the public below, then repair it or coordinate the trades and engineers the building needs.
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