1. What kind of work is the project?
The type of work determines what kind of access the crew needs.
Facade / exterior wall workMasonry, pointing, painting, siding, windows, restoration Roof workRoofing, parapets, cornices, gutter and edge work Interior workCeilings, atriums, lobbies, interior renovation Demolition or major constructionTeardown, gut renovation, new construction
2. How tall is the building?
Height is the biggest factor in choosing between ground-supported and suspended systems.
1–3 stories 4–6 stories 7+ storiesHigh-rise
3. What kind of access does the crew need?
Think about how much of the surface the crew must reach, and whether the public passes below.
Full, continuous coverageCrew works across the whole facade or area at once Targeted sections onlySpecific floors, window lines, or isolated areas Access that moves aroundCrew repositions frequently across the space Work is above a sidewalk or walkwayPedestrians pass beneath the work area
4. How long will the project run?
Duration affects which setup is most practical and cost-effective.
Under 2 weeks 2–8 weeks 2–6 months 6+ months
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Note: This guide gives a typical recommendation based on your answers. The final system selection is confirmed during a free on-site assessment, where our team evaluates ground conditions, anchoring options, access constraints, and local permit requirements for your specific property.
