Start with the building problem. A leak, failed joint, damaged façade component or high-level maintenance task needs more than a way to reach it. Tell us what you are seeing, and we’ll establish the next sensible step.
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Scope, timing and any attendance fee are agreed before a visit.
You do not need to diagnose the trade or choose the access method first. Start with what is happening to the building.
Water is appearing inside, but the external entry point is unclear. Start with the evidence before deciding what needs repairing.
Water ingress investigation
External joints are split, detached, missing or due for replacement. The joint and preparation matter as much as the new sealant.
Sealant & mastic works
A panel, trim, joint, finish or other local façade detail needs remedial work. First establish what has failed and what the repair requires.
Façade repairs
You need better evidence before deciding what to repair or maintain. Close access can record what cannot be properly assessed from ground level.
Façade inspection
Glass, cladding or another façade surface needs cleaning at height. The method should follow the material and contamination.
Façade cleaning
The task is understood, but ordinary access is difficult or disproportionate. Rope access can be considered where it suits the actual work.
Rope access
Glass replacement or installation where specification, handling, lifting and access need to be planned together.
Review the glazing scope
Defined installation packages where the façade system, sequence, material movement and responsibilities are sufficiently understood.
Review the installation scopeFaçade, glazing and remedial work carried out by Sky Facade Access Ltd under subcontract in London.
High-level glazing, façade survey, glass-unit securing and associated façade works.
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Water-ingress investigation and localised façade remedial work.
View projectHigh-level façade-fin remedial work and defined column-cladding installation.
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Start with the building problem. The technical and commercial detail can follow in the right order.
A postcode, a wider photograph and a closer view of the problem are usually enough to begin.
We review what is known, what is missing and whether a visit, inspection or further information is needed.
Work areas, access assumptions, materials, responsibilities and exclusions are set out before appointment.
If the package proceeds, the delivery route, project controls and required completion evidence are agreed before work starts.
Send one wider photograph of the building and a closer view of the issue. Add the location, approximate height and any previous report or drawing.
You do not need to diagnose the defect or choose the access method before getting in touch.
Photographs can be enough for an initial review. A reliable price still depends on how clearly the work, access, materials and site constraints can be defined.
No. Tell us what you are seeing and where it is happening. If the cause still needs investigation, that can be identified as the next step rather than guessed from photographs.
No. Start with the task and the building. Rope access, powered access or another method should be considered around the actual work.
Send the building location, photographs and what you are seeing. We will review the information and identify the next useful step.
WhatsApp opens a conversation. Add the photographs and press Send there. No message is sent automatically.
Send the postcode, a short description and any information you already have. You do not need to diagnose the trade or choose the access method first.
Scope, timing and any attendance fee are agreed before a visit.
Tell us what needs attention