Rope access window cleaning involves the use of ropes and specialist equipment in order to gain access to the windows of high buildings. The primary advantage of rope access over other methods of working at height is that work can be carried out efficiently and safely with minimal impact on building occupants, and other buildings nearby.

For areas that are difficult to access via machinery, industrial rope access provides a safe alternative. Industrial rope access is not merely a means of cleaning windows but is a specialist trade in its own right.

Clifton Commercial Window Cleaning uses a team of specialist sub-contractors that are Safecontractor Accredited and IRATA (Industrial Rope Access Training Association) trained. The IRATA team are rigorously trained and abide by a strict code of conduct.

Clifton Commercial Window Cleaning’s rope access sub-contractors are independently assessed and trained in rescue procedures. A minimum of two technicians are required for any job, each has at least two independent anchorage points and a fail-safe descent mechanism.

This lack of restrictions, minimal use of equipment, short set-up time, and high standard of safety makes rope access an efficient and dynamic solution to even the most complex cleaning jobs.