High-rise towers
Curtain wall from ropes. One elevation, or the whole building on a cycle. No stage.
quoted by the drop
Aurora · director Michael Colangelo
Towers on ropes. Offices and houses too.
High glass is a rope drop. We do not use a swing stage. Office floors, lobbies, and houses are the rest of the work. The shop is at 103 Degraaf Cres in Aurora.
Rope onlyDrops on the curtain wall. No swing stage.
Offices, in and outLobby glass, entrances, and the floors people work on.
Houses tooThe same crew will do a residential visit between tower days.
Services
What we clean.
Offices
Entrance glass, the lobby, and interior partitions on the floors you book.
lobbies from $280Lobbies
Entrance glass and the doors, from the sidewalk, before the building opens.
from $280Houses
Exterior, or in and out. Screens and tracks when you want them.
from $149After construction
The first clean on new glass: labels, dust, and the handover before occupancy.
quotedRoutes
Monthly or quarterly returns so a tower does not wait a year between washes.
set after the first dropRecent work
From the stage to the sidewalk.
How a building is booked
We look at the glass before we price the drop.
Send the building
Address, how many storeys, and whether you need the outside, the lobby, the floors, or all of it. A photo of the face helps.
Get a number
Houses are priced from the table. Towers and offices are quoted after we know the access: roof anchors, a stage, or ropes.
Work the drop
We clean that elevation, then walk the glass from the ground with your super or office contact before we leave the site.
Book
Tell us the building. We’ll tell you the drop.
Rope drops on Toronto towers. Offices and houses from Aurora through the GTA.
Michael Colangelo, Director
103 Degraaf Cres, Aurora
Mon–Sat, 7–6
(683) 307-2548