Rope Access Masonry Repairs

Cracks, crumbling mortar, or damaged bricks are all sure signs that it’s time to call a mason.

Over time, with weather, impact and water damage, stonework will inevitably require some attention. Masonry repairs are important, and if unattended, could compromise the structural integrity of the building, posing a potential danger. It also provides an aesthetic refresh to any building.

Most masonry repairs will require some form of access, and while scaffolding is a popular option, it comes with many drawbacks. Cost, time and disruptions to name a few. Erecting scaffolding may allow you to get the job done, but will simultaneously cause disruptions to surrounding areas, increase the cost of the job, and take longer to complete the project. So, what’s the alternative? Rope access is.

Rope access for masonry repairs

Rope access provides a streamlined approach to masonry repairs, allowing technicians to navigate various structures swiftly and securely. By accessing the repair from a height our IRATA trained professionals can quickly, and safely complete the job, with minimal disruptions to surrounding areas.

Benefits of rope access for masonry repairs

Unlike scaffolding, rope access equipment requires little time to set up and dismantle. This translates to a shorter overall time to complete the project and means less downtime and disruptions. It also offers a much more affordable method of access. Compared to the cost of erecting scaffolding and work platforms, rope access is much more cost effective. Furthermore, for our technicians, it offers a much safer method of completing repairs. And safety is always a top priority for us.

How we can help

As an alternative to traditional methods like scaffolding, rope access has proven to be a remarkable method for masonry repairs. At Abseiling Services, we have a wealth of experience dealing with masonry repairs using rope access equipment, as well as many other construction and maintenance projects. If you’d like to find out more, or request a quote, get in touch. We’d be happy to advise you on the best course of action.