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A tower is a rope drop. We do not hang a swing stage. Street-level glass and office floors are done from the ground, a ladder, or inside the suite. We say no to a drop when the anchors or the wind are not right.
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Exterior curtain wall on commercial towers, from ropes only. One drop is one pass down that elevation. If the face needs a stage, it is not our job.
The building provides roof access, rated rope anchors, and a person we can call. We bring the glass work. Water at the base is arranged in the quote.
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Lobby glass, revolving and swing doors, the entrance band at street level, and interior glass on the floors you book. We work before staff arrive when the building asks for that.
A weekly or monthly lobby route is priced after we see the front once. Interior floors are priced by the floor, not by a guess from the sidewalk.
Lobbies from $28003
Entrance glass and doors at street level. Done from the sidewalk, not from a stage and not from a rope.
Booked with the building, early enough that the glass is dry before people come in.
From $28004
Exterior glass, frames, and sills. In and out when someone is home. Screens and tracks as an add-on. Poles above the first floor, a ladder where a hand squeegee is the only clean pass.
This is the same company. It is just not a stage day.
Bungalow exterior from $149 · two-storey from $21905
New towers and fit-outs: sticker glue, cement film, and drywall dust on glass that has never been washed. Slower than a maintenance drop, and quoted from the elevation and the photos.
Spots that have already etched the glass are named before we start. A wash does not remove etch.
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After the first drop we can put the building on a cycle: monthly lobbies, quarterly elevations, spring and fall for a house. The second visit on a house booked with the first is 10% off.
Set after the first visit