Rope access for strata buildings

A leak in unit 1204 lands on your desk first. We trace it, fix it and send a report council can read, then quote the renewal work the depreciation report says is coming.

Two technicians descending the glass of a tower

What strata buildings ask us for

Quotes are written and split by elevation, so council can approve the urgent part now and budget the rest.

  • Leak calls

    Water traced to its entry point and repaired, with photographs.

  • Sealant renewal

    Failed joints replaced a whole elevation at a time.

  • Envelope inspections

    A hands-on review before a warranty deadline or a depreciation report.

  • Roof anchors

    The annual inspection the owner is responsible for.

  • Window cleaning

    Yearly cleaning, with defects noted on the way down.

Technician sealing under a balcony with the city behind

Questions from strata councils

Will you present to council?

Yes. We can walk council through the report and the options at a meeting, in person or online.

How are residents kept informed?

We give the property manager a schedule by elevation and a notice to post. Residents know which day we are outside their windows.

Can the work be phased over budget years?

Yes. Most renewals are phased by elevation, weather side first.

What documents do you send with a quote?

A WorkSafeBC clearance letter, proof of liability insurance and our technicians’ certifications.

Low cloud lying across Surrey under a blue sky

Rope access work on site

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

Two technicians on ropes under a balcony beside a window wall
Technician on ropes cutting out old sealant along a window sill