Service
Shops and commercial
How we do it
Shops, offices and units. On a high street the scaffold has to keep the public safe and let the business keep trading, so we use fans overhead and guarded tubes at ground level.
Used for
- Shopfronts and upper floors
- Offices and units
- Pavement scaffolds (council licence needed)
- Fans and protected walkways
More shops and commercial
Four steps. No surprises.
01
Survey and quote
We come out, look at the job and measure up. You get a clear price and a date for it to go up.
02
Up it goes
We arrive on the agreed day and build it. Boards, guardrails, ladders and ties, checked before your trades step on.
03
Changes as you go
Jobs change. If your roofer needs a lift higher or a section moving, call us and we'll adapt it.
04
Down and away
When the work's done, ring us. We strike it, load it and leave the place as we found it.
First time hiring?
The questions we get asked most. If yours isn’t here, just ring.
How is scaffold hire priced?
Every job is priced after we've seen it. Height, length, access and how long you need it all change the price, so we don't quote blind. You'll have the price before anything goes up.
How long does it take to go up and come down?
It depends on the size of the job. We'll give you the dates when we quote, so you can book your trades around it.
What if my job overruns?
It happens, usually because of the weather. Let us know as early as you can and we'll talk it through.
Do my neighbours need to know?
If the scaffold has to stand on their land, or over it, you need their permission first. Even when it doesn't, a quick word before we arrive keeps everyone happy. We'll tell you at the survey if it affects next door.
Do I need a licence for scaffolding on the pavement?
Yes. Any scaffold on a pavement or road needs a licence from the council: Buckinghamshire Council, or Hertfordshire County Council over the border. We'll tell you at the survey if your job needs one.
We also put up
Houses and extensions
Re-roofs, rendering, windows, painting, extensions. Front, back or all the way round.
Chimney access
A tower up the stack and a working platform round the top for pointing, flashing and pots.
Sheeting and weather cover
Sheeted scaffolds that keep the rain and dust in check while the work carries on.
New build
Scaffold round the footprint from the first lift, raised as the walls go up.
Roof edge protection
Guardrails and boards round the full roof line so roofers can work safely at the edge.
Need it up?
07359 707801