Why rope access suits heritage buildings
Scaffolding has to be tied into the building, which often means drilling into historic masonry. It also needs permits, obscures the building for months, and costs a lot for small repairs. Rope access rigs from existing structure or non-invasive anchors, gives close-up access to every elevation, and leaves when the work is done.
Heritage repairs
- Lime mortar repointing
- Stone consolidation and repair
- Leadwork repairs
- Defect mapping and photographic surveys
- Method statements to support listed building consent
Read more: lime mortar repointing on listed buildings.
High-level maintenance on any building
- Leak finding and sealant replacement
- Concrete and render patch repairs
- Gutter clearing and downpipe repairs
- Façade cleaning
- Signage installation and removal
- Bird proofing
Working with conservation officers
Listed buildings need the right approvals. We provide the method statements and RAMS your conservation officer and insurer need, and every job runs under IRATA Level 3 supervision. See listed building repairs without scaffolding.


