Rope access for strata managers and owners corporations
Repairs, repaints, cleaning and anchor certification on occupied buildings, with the paperwork your committee will ask for sent with every quote.
- Residents stay home
- Insurance and SWMS with every quote
- Photo report for the committee
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Owners corporations and strata managers need work done on occupied buildings with as little disruption as possible, and paperwork the committee can file. We repaint, repair and certify anchors on residential towers and walk-ups across Sydney, and send insurance, SWMS and photo reports with every job.
The paperwork your committee will ask for
Current cover, sent with every quote, along with the site-specific SWMS for the job.
| Cover | Limit | Current to |
|---|---|---|
| Public and products liability | $20,000,000 | 12 Apr 2027 |
| Professional indemnity (height safety inspection, certification and design) | $1,000,000 any one claim | 18 Jun 2027 |
| Workers compensation, icare NSW | As required by law | 31 Mar 2027 |
- NSW contractor licence 478674CLicensed painting contractor; search the licence on the NSW licence check.
- IRATA Level 3 supervisionEvery rope access job is planned and supervised by a Level 3 technician, with two independent ropes per technician.
- CM3 prequalified (ID 75392)Insurance certificates supplied with quotes.
- Anchors to Australian StandardsInstallation to AS/NZS 5532, inspections to AS/NZS 1891.4, with a written certificate and photos.
Need it all in one email? Request the compliance pack or download the capability statement.
Get a fixed-price quote for your building
Send the address and a few photos. We reply the same day, inspect for free and give you a fixed-price quote, with our insurance certificates and SWMS attached.
How we work with owners corporations
- Free site inspectionWe look at the building, the roof anchors and access, and photograph the issues.
- Fixed-price quoteA clear scope and a fixed price, with our insurance and SWMS attached. Priced by area where that helps, so work can follow your capital works plan.
- Notices and by-lawsWe work with your strata manager on resident notices, by-laws and timing.
- The workOn rope from certified anchors, or from the ground, with containment netting below the work where it is needed. Residents stay at home.
- HandoverA photo report of the finished work and a written warranty the committee can file.
Annual anchor inspections
Under AS/NZS 1891.4, roof anchors used for fall arrest or rope access should be inspected at least every 12 months, and after any fall or damage. We inspect, load test where required, tag each anchor and issue a certificate with photos. A building maintenance program books the inspection before the tags expire and adds a façade check, washing and touch-ups to the same visit, so access is paid for once.
Ask for an annual maintenance plan
One plan for the outside of the building: the anchor inspection, a façade check, washing and small repairs, booked ahead at a fixed annual price, with a photo report after every visit for the committee. No more chasing separate contractors each year.
Planning ahead? Use our free strata façade maintenance checklist.
Capital works and defects
A close-up façade inspection gives you a report with photos and locations for each defect, ranked by priority, and a fixed-price scope to repair them. Many committees use it to plan the capital works fund, before a repaint, or to support a defect claim with a builder.
Services committees ask us for
- Strata painting: Common areas, car parks, fences and full repaints for owners corporations.
- Rope access painting: Repaints and touch-ups on high-rise façades, no scaffold.
- Concrete cancer repairs: Spalling concrete and corroded reinforcement, repaired properly.
- Rope access façade repairs: Render, joint and façade defect repairs on rope.
- Water leak detection: Façade leaks traced to the source and sealed from the rope.
- Anchor point inspections: Annual anchor and system inspections, with a full report.
- Anchor point installation: Roof anchors and static lines, installed and certified.
- Strata window cleaning: Windows, balustrades and ledges residents can't reach, on a yearly program.
- Façade maintenance programs: One yearly plan: inspection, anchors, washing, sealant and touch-ups.
- Line marking: Car parks, warehouses and sites marked after hours.
Strata projects
Concrete façade remediation on a strata high-rise in Bankstown
Concrete defects mapped from the rope across an occupied Bankstown high-rise, then repaired inside full-height containment netting while residents stayed at home.
Read the case study
Brick façade repainted on rope on a residential tower in Randwick
A tall brick elevation on a Randwick residential tower, prepared and repainted from the rope, with no scaffold against the building.
Read the case study
Request our compliance pack
Licence, current certificates of currency, a sample SWMS and our CM3 prequalification in one email, ready to forward to the committee.
Questions from strata managers
Can residents stay in the building while you work?
Yes. We work on occupied buildings and put containment netting below the work where it is needed. Balconies and windows stay usable except for the short time we are working beside them.
How often do roof anchors need to be recertified?
Under AS/NZS 1891.4, roof anchors used for fall arrest or rope access should be inspected at least every 12 months, and after any fall or damage. We inspect, load test where required, tag each anchor and issue a certificate with photos.
Can the committee stage the painting over several years?
Yes. We price by area, such as each stairwell, the car park and each elevation, so the work can follow your capital works plan.
Do you send insurance documents with your quote?
Yes. Every quote comes with our certificates of currency for public liability, professional indemnity and workers compensation, plus the SWMS for the job.
Is concrete cancer covered by strata insurance?
Generally not, because it is a gradual deterioration rather than sudden damage. It is usually funded through the capital works fund or a special levy. Check your policy.
How quickly can you start?
We reply to enquiries the same day. For most jobs we can start within 48 hours of an approved quote, subject to weather and access.
Tell us about your building
Send the address and a few photos. We reply the same day, inspect for free and give you a fixed-price quote, with our insurance certificates and SWMS attached.