Rope access for engineers and consultants

You write the specification; we put it on the wall. Our technicians inspect at arm’s length, make exploratory openings, run your water tests and build repairs to your details.

Technician on ropes beside a brick wall, checking a detail

How we support consultants

Every finding and every repair stage is photographed and located on the elevation, so your review does not depend on a site visit.

  • Condition surveys

    Elevations inspected drop by drop to your checklist.

  • Water testing

    Controlled tests on one detail at a time.

  • Exploratory openings

    Cladding and sealant opened, recorded and made good.

  • Mock-ups

    A sample repair built for your sign-off before production.

  • Repairs to detail

    Sealant, membrane, flashing and concrete to your drawings.

Technician lying horizontal under a soffit during a re-anchor

Questions from engineers

Can your technician take our engineer down the wall?

No. Only certified rope access technicians go on the ropes. We bring you photographs, video and measurements from each location, live if you want to direct from the roof.

Will you follow a test protocol?

Yes. Tell us the standard, the pressure and the duration and we test to it, with someone inside to record the result.

How do you record locations?

By elevation, drop and floor, marked on your drawings, with each photograph numbered to match.

Do you offer budget pricing for reports?

Yes. We can price repair options so your report carries real numbers.

Tower cranes and a high-rise standing above fog in Coquitlam

Rope access work on site

Photographs from the kind of work this page describes, taken by our crew.

Rope access technician working on a tower façade above Burnaby
Two technicians on ropes under a balcony beside a window wall