Lifeline and anchor installation in Alella.
We install the fall arrest system your roof needs in Alella, so anyone checking equipment or clearing gutters stays clipped on along the whole route.
5/5 · Google reviewsWhen is a lifeline needed?
- Roof with no anchor points
- Solar panels or plant on the roof
- Maintenance with a risk of falling
- Old or uninspected lifeline
What the installation includes
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Roof survey
We assess the substrate, the routes and who will use the system.
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Horizontal lifeline
Stainless steel cable with posts and a tensioner along the roof.
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Single anchor points
Fixed points for rope access on the façade or areas with no continuous line.
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Vertical lifeline
For fixed ladders and vertical access to the roof.
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Leak-free fixing
Chemical or mechanical anchors to suit the substrate, with the waterproofing resealed.
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Testing and instructions
Load test on the anchors, identification plate and user instructions.
From flat roof to pitched roof: where each anchor goes
In areas such as Centre and Can Magarola, with cold winters and frost, the waterproofing suffers wherever a penetration is poorly sealed. That is why we prefer surface-mounted posts sealed with membrane, and check that water does not pool around them.
On façades in areas such as Alella Parc, Can Sorts and Nova Alella we fit single anchors along the parapet for rope access work such as painting, cleaning or repairs. They are discreet, with a fold-down eye, and let ropes be rigged without relying on makeshift fixings.
A site manager coordinates the installation with the residents or owners and leaves the roof clean; before that come the visit and a detailed written quote. We also install lifelines nearby: El Masnou, Teià and Tiana.
Get a quote for a lifeline
Frequently asked questions
01Lifeline and anchor installation in Alella: which areas do you cover?
We work in Alella in areas such as Centre, Can Magarola, Alella Parc, Can Sorts, Nova Alella and El Solell, and also nearby: El Masnou, Teià and Tiana.
02What is the difference between a lifeline and a single anchor?
A lifeline is a continuous cable that lets you move across the roof without unclipping. A single anchor is a fixed point to attach to in one specific spot, as in façade work.
03Does a lifeline need inspecting after installation?
Yes. Manufacturers call for periodic inspection, usually once a year, and always after a fall. We can take care of those inspections.
04Can it be fitted on a tiled or metal roof?
Yes. We use posts and fixings designed for each roof type, whether flat, tiled, metal sheet or sandwich panel, and seal every penetration to keep water out.
About us
High-quality renovations in Alella, with deadlines that are met.
We renovate flats and houses with clear planning, close follow-up and attention to every detail.
- Initial visit with no obligation
- Detailed and accurate estimate
- Follow-up until the work is finished
We work in Alella and the surrounding area
Reformas Romero-Vera is a renovation company working in Alella (Maresme, province of Barcelona) and specialising in lifeline and anchor installation. We do this work in flats, houses and shops in every neighbourhood, with a prior visit and a detailed estimate with no obligation.
- Company
- Reformas Romero-Vera
- Service
- Lifeline and anchor installation
- Area
- Alella · Maresme, province of Barcelona
- Postcode
- 08328
- Location
- 15 km north-east of Barcelona
- Visit and estimate
- No obligation, in writing
- Phone
- +34 658 09 40 37 · WhatsApp +34 662 04 02 34
Neighbourhoods
- Centre
- Can Magarola
- Alella Parc
- Can Sorts
- Nova Alella
- El Solell
Main streets and avenues
- Rambla d'Àngel Guimerà
- Plaça de l'Ajuntament
- Avinguda del Mil·lenari
- Avinguda de la Gaietana
- Passeig de la Creu de Pedra
- Carrer de la Riera Fosca
- Carrer del Torrent de Vallbona
- Carrer de Joan Maragall
- Carrer de Santa Madrona
- Carrer de Sant Lluís
Does your roof need a lifeline?
Message us on WhatsApp or get a quote: we will survey the roof and propose the route and anchor points.