Durbanville's body corporate complexes, Bellville and Brackenfell industrial buildings, and the wider Cape Town high-rise market all face the same problem — coastal wind, UV and driving rain destroy exterior paint faster than most trustees expect. Adding scaffolding on top of that — cost, disruption, blocked parking and entrances — turns a straightforward repaint into a logistical headache.
Rope access painting solves all of this. Our IRATA certified technicians descend and paint any surface at any height using industrial ropes — no scaffolding, no cradles, no cherry pickers. Scotch Score Holdings is CIPC registered (2025/257893/07), uses Plascon and Dulux systems exclusively and provides a written two-year workmanship warranty on every Durbanville project.
IRATA certification isn't optional for us: every technician working at height on a Scotch Score Holdings project is IRATA certified — trained, supervised through real project hours, and independently assessed. That's the same standard the industry's largest rope access providers hold themselves to, and we don't cut that corner to save cost.
Why rope access beats scaffolding in Durbanville every time: Scaffolding on a 10-storey Durbanville or Cape Town building costs R80,000–R200,000 before a brush stroke. It blocks parking, entrances and resident access for weeks. Our IRATA certified team mobilises within 24 hours, works without disrupting a single resident and completes the same job 30–50% cheaper. No comparison.
