Scaffold that turns upwhen it said it would

Hire, erection and dismantle for residential and light commercial. Renders, re-roofs, extensions, second storeys and the awkward side of the house nobody wants to quote.

What we put up

The boring part that keeps the job running

Every scaffold is handed over tagged, and re-inspected on the schedule the regulation requires rather than when someone remembers. If a tag is out of date the scaffold does not get used, and that is not us being difficult — it is the first thing an inspector looks at.

Nothing gets modified on site by another trade. If the plumber needs a bay opened, we open it. A scaffold that has been "just moved a bit" by somebody else is a scaffold nobody has signed off.

We work to the loading class the job actually needs. A light-duty scaffold under a bricklayer is the most common thing we get called to fix, usually after it has already been loaded out.

Getting a price

Send the address, the trade, and how long you need it up.

That is genuinely enough for a number on most residential work. Photos of the elevation and the ground conditions help — sloping ground, a retaining wall, a narrow side access or a bin easement all change the design, and finding them out on erection day is what pushes a job.

We will tell you if you do not need scaffold. Plenty of jobs are a tower or an EWP hire, and quoting you for something bigger is a good way to never hear from you again.

quotes@glasswickrow.com