Every service below can be delivered by rope access, boom lift or scaffold, whichever suits the building.
Not sure which of these applies to your building? A site assessment usually clears it up quickly, but the questions below cover the most common starting points.
Torch-on, bitumen, acrylic and cementitious systems, specified to the substrate rather than applied as a default. Left untreated, water ingress rarely stays a small problem.
Reflective and protective coatings that extend a roof's working life at a fraction of the cost of a full re-roof, useful when a reserve fund can't stretch to replacement.
Rising and lateral damp, diagnosed at the cause rather than treated at the symptom, so it doesn't reappear a year later.
Below-ground waterproofing for parking decks, plant rooms and basements, built to perform under sustained hydrostatic pressure, not just after a dry season.
Rope access window cleaning for buildings where a cradle isn't installed, or a scaffold isn't practical or affordable.
Exterior and high-rise facade painting, usually carried out in the same mobilisation as a waterproofing or coating project, so a building isn't rigged twice.
Usually a waterproofing membrane issue rather than a structural one; often localised and quicker to fix than it sounds. A site assessment will confirm whether it's a membrane repair or a full roof coating.