Rope Access Services

Find out more about why we’re one of the leading rope access contractors in the Uk. We are also fully accredited so you can be sure all our work will be carried out to the highest standards.

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We have used Absen on many types of work from emergency repairs to building maintenance and refurbishment. We have always found them to be professional, competitive and always willing to go the extra mile for customer satisfaction.

S.Hegewald | Fitzrovia Construction Ltd

Absen, deliver a safe alternative to traditional methods of access for the building maintenance sector. The team were professional and undertook the works to a high standard, saving the organisation both time and money, with minimal disruption to the residents. Superb contractor highly recommended for any property professionals looking for an alternative to scaffold

Allan Ronald | Peabody

London Property De-vegetation

As you can see from the photo to the left, access to the overgrown area isn’t particularly easy.

However, using rope access we were able to descend down to the area to remove all unwanted vegetation with minimal disturbance to neighbouring tenants.

Pointing Works

Some of our clients specialise in property improvements, social housing repairs and maintenance to both office and commercial properties. Here we were re-pointing brickwork on a property in London.

Rope access was decided to be the preferred method of access to carry out these works. It is usually the most cost effective option and is carried out with minimal disruption to tenants, staff and the surrounding area, especially in built-up and busy locations such as London.

Julie Rose Stadium

Here we were required to clean the top and underside of the canopy at a sports stadium in Kent.