Rope access contractors in New Westminster
New Westminster stacks its towers on a steep slope above the Fraser. At Nelson’s Court in the Brewery District we hauled sunshades up a tower by rope.
Work in New Westminster
Steep streets leave little room for a crane or a boom lift, which is one reason rope access suits this city.
- Nelson’s Court
Sunshades hauled on a Grabo vacuum lifter, installed and waterproofed.
- Downtown and Quay towers
Sealant and membrane work on river-facing elevations.
- Uptown concrete towers
Concrete repair and repainting on older buildings.
- Sapperton
Envelope work on new mid-rise and hospital-district buildings.
Questions from New Westminster
Local answers. The general ones are on the questions page.
Can you lift materials where a crane cannot set up?
Yes. A rope hauling system needs roof anchors and a clear path on the façade, not a road closure for a crane.
Do you work on older Uptown towers?
Yes. Concrete repair, coatings and sealant renewal on 1970s and 1980s towers are a regular part of our work.
How do you protect the sidewalk on a slope?
With an exclusion zone sized to the drop and a spotter at street level whenever a load or tool is moving above.
Which parts of New Westminster do you cover?
All of it, including Brewery District, Downtown, Quayside, Uptown and Sapperton.
Rope access services in New Westminster
The work we are asked for most in New Westminster.
