High-rise building maintenance, Melbourne.
Façade, glazing, remedial, sealants and height-safety — self-performed at height by rope-access teams, so your tower is maintained by one accountable contractor instead of a queue of sub-trades.
Everything reachable at height, maintained by one team.
High-rise assets need a contractor who can do more than one trade at height. 360 Access self-performs façade and glazing maintenance, sealants and remedial works, cladding, painting and height-safety inspection — all on rope or EWP. That means fewer sub-contractors to coordinate, one point of accountability, and a maintained building without the cost and disruption of perimeter scaffold.
We work with building managers, owners corporations and asset managers on planned programs and reactive call-outs, with the reporting you need to budget and demonstrate diligence.
What we maintain.
Façade & glazing
- Sealant & joint maintenance
- Glazing checks & repairs
- Panel & cladding checks
Remedial & protective
- Water-ingress investigation
- Crack injection & sealing
- Protective coatings
Safety & access
- Anchor & line inspection
- Façade access systems
- Standby rescue capability
High-rise maintenance FAQs
What does high-rise building maintenance cover?
Everything reachable at height — façade sealants and glazing, panels and cladding, water-ingress and remedial works, plus height-safety inspection. We self-perform the trades, so it's one accountable contractor.
Do you offer ongoing maintenance contracts?
Yes — planned cyclical programs plus one-off and reactive call-outs, with condition reporting for owners corporations and asset managers.
Why use rope access for high-rise maintenance?
It removes the cost and delay of scaffold to reach the upper levels, keeps the building open, and lets technicians get straight to the work — usually faster and cheaper for maintenance-scale tasks.
Maintain your building the smart way.
Tell us the asset and what it needs — we'll respond within one business day.
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