Scaffolding Services in Hampshire

We provide access scaffolding for homes and businesses right across Hampshire. Our core services each have their own page:

• Domestic scaffolding — safe access for re-roofs, rendering, repairs and extensions on homes of every type.
• Commercial scaffolding — access for contractors, developers and businesses, from shopfronts to full refurbishments.
• Roofing scaffolding — boarded platforms and edge protection for re-roofs, repairs, flat roofs and guttering.
• Chimney scaffolding — safe access around the stack for repointing, reflaunching, flashing and removals.
• Solar panel scaffolding — fast erect-and-strike access timed around your PV install.
• Scaffolding over conservatories — bridged access clearing the glass to reach the wall, windows, roof or chimney behind.

We also provide a full range of other scaffold types:

• Access scaffolding — safe working platforms giving trades access to a building at height, whatever the job.
• Independent scaffold — the standard build, standing on its own two rows of uprights independently of the wall.
• Putlog scaffolding — a single-row scaffold tied into the brickwork joints, used mainly on new brickwork as it goes up.
• System scaffolds — quick-to-erect modular systems built from pre-engineered components.
• Birdcages and crash decks — full access across a large area for ceiling and soffit work, or a deck to catch falling debris and protect people below.
• Cantilever scaffolds — a scaffold projecting out from the building where there’s no ground to build off beneath, such as over an entrance or extension.
• Gantry scaffolds — a covered walkway over the pavement so pedestrians pass safely while work goes on overhead.
• Loading-bay scaffold — a reinforced bay for lifting and landing materials at height.
• Edge protection scaffold — guardrails and toe boards along a roof edge to stop falls.
• Staircase scaffold — a stair tower giving safe access up and down the scaffold in place of ladders.
• Temporary roof scaffold — a fully covered scaffold roof that keeps a building watertight while the roof is off or under repair.
• New build scaffolds — scaffolding for new construction, rising with the build from foundations to roof.
• Scaffold design — bespoke engineered design and drawings for scaffolds that fall outside standard TG20 configurations.
• Suspended scaffold — a suspended cradle hung by cables from above for façade work on tall buildings.
• Shoring and support scaffolds — temporary structural support to stabilise a wall, façade or excavation rather than to provide access.
• Lift shaft scaffolds — internal access scaffold built within a lift shaft during construction or installation.
• Haki staircase — a proprietary Haki system staircase for safe site access.
• BS5837 tree protection — protective barriers around trees to the BS5837 standard to keep them safe during construction.
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