At GLRE, we understand the critical role guttering and rainwater goods systems play in the maintenance and integrity of commercial buildings. Our rope access division excels in addressing the challenges of inaccessible guttering systems, offering comprehensive solutions from simple gutter clearance and downpipe rodding to advanced rubberised recoating, application, and joint replacement.
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With over 25 years of experience, GLRE has developed a deep expertise in rope access services, commercial guttering repairs, and bird deterrent services. We always offer tailored solutions that meet the specific needs of each project. Our team's extensive background across various sectors enables us to adapt and deliver high-quality services that align with your business objectives.
Where commercial buildings require cleaning, invariably their guttering and rainwater goods systems require attention. Where guttering systems are inaccessible, our rope access division provides the solution.
From simple gutter clearance and downpipe rodding to rubberised recoating, application and joint replacement, dilapidated and blocked rainwater goods systems can be fully refurbished and guaranteed, where standard access falls short. Get in touch to find out how we can solve your guttering and rainwater goods challenges.
Commercial buildings often face unique challenges when it comes to guttering repairs. Our services include:
Gutter Clearance: Removing debris and blockages to ensure smooth water flow.
Downpipe Rodding: Clearing downpipes to prevent water backup and damage.
Rubberised Recoating: Applying durable coatings to protect and extend the life of guttering systems.
Application and Joint Replacement: Repairing or replacing damaged parts to prevent leaks and ensure optimal performance.
A testament to our enduring quality and commitment.
From rope access services to full-scale refurbishments.
Serving businesses across the entire UK.
Utilising the latest techniques and equipment for optimal results.
Hear from our satisfied clients about their experiences with GLRE. Our commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction shines through in every project we undertake.
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Contact us today to discuss your project and discover how our expert team can handle your rope access glazing requirements.
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Fixing a leaking rain gutter involves identifying the source of the leak, cleaning the area, and applying a sealant or replacing damaged sections to ensure a watertight seal.
While scaffolding is commonly used for gutter replacement, our rope access techniques allow us to perform repairs and replacements without the need for scaffolding, offering a more efficient and less intrusive solution.
Repairing old guttering may involve cleaning, sealing leaks, replacing damaged sections, and applying protective coatings to extend the system's lifespan.
Water dripping between the gutter and fascia is often due to a blockage in the gutter or an issue with the gutter's alignment or installation, causing water to overflow and bypass the gutter.
Gutters may overflow in heavy rain if they are blocked, improperly sized for the volume of water, or if the downpipes cannot adequately drain the water away from the building.
