High-rise glass,
cleaned on rope.
A multi-story public courthouse with a full glass facade. No boom lift access on most elevations, no business-hour disruption to staff or citizen visits. BlueSky executed the program through documented rope-access window cleaning, scheduled around the building's operating cycle.
A public-facing courthouse facade where boom lift was not the answer.
The Orange County Government building is a multi-story public facility with an extensively glazed exterior that the public sees every day. Most elevations could not be reached cleanly with a boom lift, either because of pedestrian flow at street level, parking constraints, or building geometry that put the lift's reach outside the right working angle.
And it is a courthouse: staff and citizens move through the building on a daily schedule that the cleaning program had to respect, not interrupt.
A documented rope-access program, scheduled around the building.
BlueSky deployed certified rope-access technicians for the elevations the boom lift could not reach. The program was sequenced so the visible facade was completed before staff arrival, with documented anchor checks, tie-off verification, and pedestrian-control plans on every shift.
- Rope access on full-height elevations
- Boom lift on lower-elevation segments where geometry allowed
- Documented OSHA-aligned tie-off and anchor verification
- Pedestrian-control plans for street-level work
- Off-hours scheduling around staff and citizen-visit windows
- Shift-by-shift completion sign-off
- Photo documentation of each elevation served
What the program delivered.
A multi-story public building with a clean, presentation-ready facade on every cycle, executed without interrupting the people who use it.
What the work actually looks like, mid-shift.
Three short clips from the courthouse program. Certified technicians on verified anchor systems, working vertical runs of glass on a multi-story public building. No boom lift, no scaffold, no interruption to the building's day.
Explore Window Cleaning →Inside the rope-access program.
Photos taken during the courthouse program: building context, technicians on rope, and elevation coverage.
Scroll horizontally to see the full sequence.
The right access method, the right schedule, and the safety paperwork done. The facade gets cleaned and the building keeps running.