What we do

Our scaffolding services

Free site survey
Written price including hire
CHAS accredited

Domestic Scaffolding

Access for work on houses, bungalows and flats — put up around your home with the drive, the borders and the neighbours in mind, and taken down the moment the job is finished.
Roof repairs & re-roofsChimney worksRendering & pointing Domestic scaffolding
Commercial Scaffolding

Scaffolding for shops, offices, schools and sites that have to keep running while the work goes on. Planned around your opening hours, your footfall and your other contractors.
Shopfronts & retail unitsOfficesSchools Commercial scaffolding
Industrial Scaffolding

Heavier-duty access for warehouses, plant and industrial units, designed around load, height and the plant that still has to move underneath it.
Warehouses & unitsPlant maintenanceSteel frames Industrial scaffolding
Temporary Roofing

A weatherproof roof over the whole structure, so a re-roof, a loft conversion or fire and flood repairs can carry on whatever the forecast does.
Re-roofsLoft conversionsFire & flood repairs Temporary roofs scaffolding
HAKI System Scaffolding & Staircases

Modular HAKI system scaffolding and public-access staircases, for sites that need access up quickly, repeatably and to a consistent standard.
System scaffoldsPublic access stairsSite staircases System & stairs scaffolding
Cladding & Sheeting

Scaffold cladding, sheeting and shrink-wrap that keep weather, dust and debris where they belong — and keep a working site looking tidy from the street.
Full wrap & sheetingDebris nettingDust containment Cladding scaffolding
Specialist Scaffolding

The awkward ones. Where a standard frame will not fit or will not do, we design the access around the building instead of forcing the building to suit the scaffold.
Temporary roofsBridging & cantileversRestricted access Specialist scaffolding
Restoration Scaffolding

Access for period and listed buildings, where the scaffold has to be tied and loaded without marking or damaging the fabric it is fixed to.
Listed buildingsStone & brickworkChurch & civic Restoration scaffolding

Not sure which one you need? That is what the free survey is for — call 07736 250 242 and describe the job.

Know what you're buying

What a proper scaffold is made of

Most people only find out their scaffold was cut short when something moves underfoot. Tap any part of the drawing — this is what we build in, every time, and what to look for on anyone's scaffold.

The vertical tubes carrying the load down to the ground. They sit on baseplates and sole boards so the weight is spread, not driven into your lawn or block paving.
The horizontals. Ledgers run along the face and tie the standards together; transoms cross them and carry the boards. Together they are what stops the frame racking.
A full, close-boarded working lift — no gaps to step through, no springy single plank. This is the bit the trades actually stand on all day.
A top rail at least 950mm above the platform with an intermediate rail below it, so no unprotected gap is more than 470mm. It is the difference between a working platform and a fall.
The upstand along the platform edge that keeps tools, offcuts and brick ends from being kicked off the edge onto whatever — or whoever — is below.
Ties fix the scaffold back to the building and diagonal braces stiffen it. An untied scaffold is a sail: this is the part you cannot see from the ground and the part most worth asking about.
Every Alpine scaffold is built to be worked from safely and signed off before anyone uses it — book a free survey and we'll show you the design for your building.

Need a quote?

Talk to the people who will actually be doing the job. Tell us what the work is and roughly when you need access, and we will come and price it properly.