Windows, glass facades, conservatories and sloped glass roofs at hard-to-reach heights – reached via rope access, without scaffolding or a cherry picker.
Windows and glass facades at hard-to-reach heights can be reached directly and flexibly via rope access – even where a cherry picker couldn't get to, or wouldn't be economical. The same applies to glass roofs and conservatories, which are often difficult or impossible to clean completely from the inside: via rope access I can safely reach even steep, sloped glass surfaces.
Glass roofs above production and storage halls are often inaccessible for years and accumulate stubborn oil, grease and dust deposits. Via rope access I reach each individual glass panel directly and clean it on site – without an aerial platform and without interrupting operations.
For private households I clean conservatory and glass roof surfaces, for businesses and property managers window fronts and glass facades at greater heights – more on the page For Businesses & Property Managers.
No. Cleaning is carried out via rope access technique directly on the building – without a cherry picker or scaffolding, even on steep or hard-to-reach glass surfaces.
Yes, including sloped glass roofs on conservatories and roof gables, which are often not fully cleanable from the inside.
That depends on the area and accessibility. More on the process is on the Pricing & Process page; I put together an exact quote after a short inquiry.
Yes, even on industrial glass roofs with heavy soiling I reach the surfaces directly via rope access.
That depends heavily on the area and accessibility – from an hour for individual windows to a full day for larger glass facades or glass roofs.
A short inquiry is enough for an initial assessment.