Rope access
Descent down a full-height curtain wall, cleaning glass on elevations no ground-based lift can reach.
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Window Cleaning
From ground-level storefronts to full-height curtain walls. Interior partition glass, waterfed-pole exteriors up to six stories, and rope-access high-rise work, method chosen by the building, not the vendor. Documented safety program.
What's Included
The window-cleaning scope.
Interior and exterior glass, every elevation, every method, matched to the building and its access constraints.
- Interior storefront and partition glass
- Exterior up to six stories, waterfed pole
- High-rise facades, rope access
- High-rise facades, boom lift / scissor lift
- Post-construction glass & sealant removal
- Frame, track, and sill cleaning
- Skylights and atrium glass
- Safety tie-off and rigging inspection
- Quarterly or monthly scheduled programs
- OSHA-documented safety plan
Mini-Case · Mixed Access Glass Program
Storefront, elevated exterior, and high-rise glass handled through the right access method for the building.
Glass rarely needs one dramatic transformation. It needs the same clean result on every cycle, reached by whatever method the building allows: rope access, boom lift, ladder, or waterfed pole. That is what this program delivers across active commercial properties.
Mixed accessRope, lift, ladder, pole
High-rise readyMulti-story facades
OSHA-readyDocumented safety
Our Process
Four steps from inquiry to active program.
Every engagement follows the same documented process, so you know what we are doing, and when.
Site walk & access review.
We review the elevation, glass condition, access constraints, pedestrian control, and decide whether the building calls for rope access, lift work, or waterfed poles.
Scoped proposal.
Delivered within three business days, with cleaning method, frequency, safety notes, scheduling window, and the operational plan tied to the site.
Mobilization.
Crew assignments, access equipment, tie-off checks, and on-site sequencing are coordinated before the first service window begins.
Active reporting.
You receive visibility into completed work, access notes, service frequency, and any site conditions affecting future cleaning cycles.
In The Field
Rope access, lift access, and the buildings behind them.
High-rise, facade, and suspended-access work from recent programs. This is the part of the service that goes well beyond storefront glass.
Facade execution
Suspended work up close: helmet, harness and hand tools, facade glass finished panel by panel.
Boom lift access
Crew working from a boom-lift basket, rinsing tall window bays with a long-reach wand, floor by floor.
Site coverage
Boom reach extended to the upper floors of a mid-rise, covering every window bay on the elevation.
Where It Applies
Industries we serve with this program.
Window-cleaning scope changes with height, facade design, public exposure, access equipment, and service frequency. These are the sectors where that work most often lands.
