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Inspections and access

Drone inspections, condition reports and specialist access work.

See what the building needs before any work starts. Drone-assisted inspections and condition reports give you clear information and accurate quotes, with the right access method chosen from the start.

  • Drone inspections and condition reports
  • Roof and facade assessments
  • Know the scope before work starts

Seen from above. Checked up close.

IRATA Level 1, 2 and 3 technicians, with SWMS and rescue plans on every job.

How rope access works
  1. 01

    Rope access where it counts

    Tall buildings, setbacks and complex facades that platforms cannot reach. No scaffold.

  2. 02

    Platforms and ground crews for the rest

    Elevated platforms, boom lifts and ground-level works where they suit the job better.

  3. 03

    The right method for the building

    Whichever method suits the building, with minimal disruption to the people using it.

01

Drone inspections

Aerial inspection and photography of high-risk areas without immediate rope access, with high-resolution reports.

02

Facade inspections and condition reports

A detailed assessment of the condition of high-rise buildings and structures.

03

Roof inspections and preventative maintenance

Identify damage or wear early, before it becomes an expensive repair.

04

Geotechnical works

Rope access for ground assessments and work on steep or hard-to-reach slopes, alongside certified professionals.

05

Erosion control and vegetation management

Slope stabilisation, erosion control and vegetation management, including the safe application of herbicides and soil binders by ChemCert-certified technicians.

06

Arborist services

Rope-based tree inspection, maintenance and removal by licensed chainsaw operators.

Know before you commit.

A drone survey and a condition report show the real scope of work, so quotes are accurate and the right access method is chosen from the start.

Drone-assisted inspections

We use drones for inspections and aerial photography, assessing high-risk areas without immediate rope access. High-resolution images and video go straight into our project system, giving you detailed visual reports.

That means clear, accurate quotes, fewer site visits, and complete transparency on what needs doing and what has been done.

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What does a drone inspection give me?

High-resolution images and video of the whole building, including areas that are hard to see, uploaded to our system as a visual report. It supports clear, accurate quotes and fewer site visits.

Do you need ropes for an inspection?

Not always. Drones let us assess high-risk areas without immediate rope access, and we use rope access where a close-up check is needed.

Do you handle slopes, trees and vegetation?

Yes. Our team holds chainsaw operation licences, AQF3 ChemCert certification and specialised training in rope-based arborist and geotechnical work, including erosion control and vegetation management on steep or hard-to-reach slopes.

Get in touch

Tell us about your building. Whether you need an initial assessment or you are ready for a detailed quote, we are here to help.

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