Painting a facade, repairing a roof or installing air conditioning: suitable scaffolding gives tradespeople access at the right height. We build facade scaffolding for homeowners, contractors and maintenance companies.
Scaffolding around your home
Tell us which walls need access, how tall the building is and how long the work will take. Extensions, conservatories, garden paths and narrow passages can affect the layout. Photos of the facade and available space help us assess your request.
Access to shops and business premises
For commercial premises, we consider both the work and everyday use of the building. Tell us which doors, loading areas and walkways must remain accessible. The contractor and our scaffolders can then discuss the layout in advance.
Assembly and dismantling around your schedule
We discuss the working platforms, access and duration before preparing a proposal. Specify whether you need access to one wall, several sides or the roof. We agree the dismantling schedule once the work is complete.
Our work in pictures
See our approach on site
From enquiry to dismantling
- Tell us about the work
Send the address, photos, dimensions and schedule. Tell us who will use the scaffold.
- Discuss the layout
We agree access, working heights, duration and any enclosure, then prepare a proposal.
- Plan assembly and dismantling
After approval, we agree the work arrangements and schedule dismantling together.
Frequently asked questions
Can I request scaffolding as a homeowner?
Yes. Describe the work on your home and send the address, preferred dates and a few photos. We will discuss a suitable arrangement.
How much does facade scaffolding cost?
The dimensions, accessibility, duration, assembly and dismantling all affect the price. Include the length and height of the facade when requesting a quote.
Can scaffolding stand on a pavement or public road?
Mention this in your request. Check with the municipality beforehand about permission and conditions for your location. We consider available space and access in the proposal.
