Routine cleaning
Clean cables every few months with a soft cloth and a mild soap solution to remove dust and dirt. This is genuinely low-maintenance compared to an iron grille that needs periodic repainting.
Tensioner care
Lubricate turnbuckles occasionally to prevent stiffness, and visually check for any loose or sagging cables, especially at connection points, as part of a routine inspection every few months.
Monsoon-specific checks
Heavy rain and wind put the most physical stress on cable tension. Check for visible sag before and after the heaviest part of the monsoon season, and contact your installer for a re-tensioning visit if you notice looseness.
One annual task worth doing regardless of season
Once a year, inspect anchor points and brackets for any signs of damage, fraying, or rust on the cables, particularly in coastal cities. This is exactly what our included annual tension visit covers.
Need this done at your property?
Free site visit and written quote, usually scheduled within 24 hours.
Frequently asked questions
How often should I clean the cables?+
Every few months with a soft cloth and mild soap solution is generally sufficient.
When should I request a re-tensioning visit?+
Whenever you notice visible sag, particularly before or after heavy monsoon weather; this is typically covered under warranty.