Rope access contractors in Burnaby
Burnaby builds some of the tallest residential towers in the region. We work in its four town centres: Metrotown, Brentwood, Lougheed and Edmonds.
Work in Burnaby
On a 50-storey tower, rope access avoids weeks of swing stage setup for work that sits in a few scattered places.
- Esprit 2
A residential tower repainted, recoated and resealed by one crew.
- Highline, Metrotown
Exterior sealant: window to concrete and panel reveals.
- Étoile, Brentwood
Exterior, curtain wall and interior sealant.
- New towers
Flashing, panel and deficiency work behind glazing crews.
Questions from Burnaby
Local answers. The general ones are on the questions page.
Do you work on towers still under construction?
Yes. Much of our Burnaby work is for general contractors and glaziers on new towers: sealant, flashing, panels and deficiency lists.
Can you work beside the SkyTrain guideway?
Yes, with the right approvals. Work near the guideway is planned with the transit operator’s rules for adjacent work.
How tall a building can you work on?
Height is not the limit; anchors and rope length are. A tall tower is rigged in stages, with re-anchors part-way down.
Which parts of Burnaby do you cover?
All of it, including Metrotown, Brentwood, Lougheed, Edmonds and Burnaby Heights.
Rope access services in Burnaby
The work we are asked for most in Burnaby.
