Rope access contractors in Vancouver
We are based in Vancouver and work on its towers every week: 1970s concrete in the West End, glass in Yaletown and Coal Harbour, and new wood-frame and concrete at UBC.
Vancouver buildings we work on
Wind-driven rain off English Bay hits south and west elevations hardest, and that is where sealant and coatings fail first.
- West End concrete towers
Slab edges, eyebrows and balcony membranes on buildings now fifty years old.
- Downtown glass towers
Window wall sealant and curtain wall wet seals reaching the end of their first life.
- UBC and Wesbrook
New construction sealant, as on Cedar Walk.
- Commercial buildings
Tilt-up and block walls coated and firestopped from a swing stage.
Questions from Vancouver
Local answers. The general ones are on the questions page.
Do you work downtown with street closures?
Yes. Where a drop lands on a sidewalk we set an exclusion zone, and we arrange a City of Vancouver street use permit when the work needs one.
Can you work on heritage façades?
Yes. Rope access suits them because nothing is fixed to the wall. Repair methods follow the conservation plan or the consultant’s specification.
How soon can you look at a leak?
Vancouver is home, so a site visit is usually quick to arrange. Call or send photographs and the address.
Which parts of Vancouver do you cover?
All of it, including Downtown, West End, Coal Harbour, Yaletown, Kitsilano, Mount Pleasant and UBC.
Rope access services in Vancouver
The work we are asked for most in Vancouver.
