On occupied high-rises, safety isn’t a section of the proposal — it’s the operation itself. The access plan is the job; the cleaning is the result.
Before a crew leaves the ground, the job is planned: anchor and descent routes mapped, rigging specified, the elevation sequenced around tenants, and the whole operation coordinated with building security and engineering.
Weather is a hold condition, not a judgment call. Wind, storm, and temperature thresholds stop the work — the plan says when, so no one improvises at height.
We list only what we hold, and we hold what the work demands. Crews are OSHA 30-trained, bonded, licensed, and background-checked, and the company carries $2M general liability with a certificate available on request.
Membership in BOMA and the IWCA keeps our standards aligned with the building-owner and window-cleaning industries we work inside every day.
Access is planned, rigging is checked, tenants and security are coordinated, and completion is proven in writing and photographs — every job, the same way.
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