Core Access Service
Multi-point and two-point suspended scaffold systems built for new construction — curtain wall install, building envelope, and vertical construction schedules. Engineered, permitted, and ready to move with your GC's timeline.
Suspended scaffold is the backbone of new construction access in New York City — the platform that keeps curtain wall, glazing, and envelope crews moving floor by floor as the building goes up.
Skybridge Access designs, permits, and installs suspended scaffold systems for ground-up construction, curtain wall installation, cladding, and building envelope work across all five boroughs. Every rig is engineered for the specific building and construction sequence it's supporting — not a one-size-fits-all setup, and built to keep pace as the schedule moves. We also support facade restoration and maintenance access on existing buildings.
Suspended platforms sequenced with your curtain wall crew, floor by floor, so glazing and panel installation keeps pace with the building's vertical construction schedule.
For wide facades or complex tower geometries, multi-point rigs distribute the platform across additional suspension points for stability and full-floor coverage on a single pass.
Powered hoists built for high-volume, multi-month new construction jobs where the rig needs to move as fast as the building envelope goes up. Hand-operated systems available for lighter, shorter-duration scopes.
Purpose-built platform configurations for panel install, cladding, and full building envelope scopes — coordinated directly with your GC's construction sequence and schedule.
Every suspended scaffold installation includes full DOB permit filing, stamped rigging and load engineering, and coordination with your GC and construction schedule. We handle the paperwork so your crew can start work the day the rig goes up — and keep moving as the building progresses.
Every job fully permitted, no surprises mid-project.
Stamped load calculations and outrigger plans, not generic setups.
Emergency deployments and accelerated timelines when you need us now.
10+ years suspended access experience per team member.
Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx, Staten Island and the metro area.
Yes — this is one of our core use cases. We engineer rigs and staffing plans specifically to move floor by floor alongside curtain wall, glazing, and envelope crews without becoming the bottleneck on your schedule.
Two-point systems suspend the platform from two roof anchors and are the standard for most facade and curtain wall work. Multi-point systems add additional suspension points for wider platforms or more complex tower geometries. We scope the right configuration based on your building and construction sequence.
Timeline depends on DOB permit processing and building-specific engineering, but we manage the filing process to move as fast as the city allows and can fast-track when your construction schedule is tight.
Yes — we regularly work directly with GCs, curtain wall installers, and envelope subcontractors to sequence rig movement with the broader construction schedule.
Yes — every Skybridge Access job is fully permitted, engineered, and insured. No surprises mid-project.
Tell us your building height, curtain wall scope, and construction timeline — we'll scope the right rig and get the permit process moving.
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