What we do

Every job gets a site visit before a quote. We measure, photograph access, and note the obstacles — overhead cables, tight drives, listed fabric, neighbouring property.

Scaffold design follows TG20:21 for standard jobs. For anything non-standard — cantilevers, bridges, public-highway licences — you get a bespoke TG30 drawing from our designer and a method statement keyed to the site.

Full public-liability certs and CITB paperwork emailed with the quote. The scaffold goes up, gets tagged, and you get a handover inspection report the same day.

Most projects overrun. Scaffold hire shouldn't penalise you for that. Our weekly and monthly hire rates include every statutory inspection for the life of the scaffold — no extra inspection fees tacked on if your build goes 3 weeks over.

Extensions are booked with a single call. If you need an extra lift, a loading bay added, or a section struck to let a crane in — we price and schedule it without an email chain.

Builds change. What started as two lifts ends up needing three. What was a ladder-tower becomes a full-wrap. We alter live scaffolds without striking the lot and rebuilding — only the sections that need to change.

We also repair and upgrade third-party scaffolds that have been left in unsafe condition. Full re-inspection and re-tag on completion.

Regulation 12(7) of the Work at Height Regulations: every scaffold must be inspected every 7 days, after significant alteration, and after anything that might affect stability (high winds, impact). We inspect our own and third-party scaffolds, and produce signed written records kept for the life of the structure.

If you're hiring scaffold from another contractor and aren't sure it's safe — we'll inspect it, photograph any defects, and give you a clear written report.