Common Scaffolding FAQs
Got a question about scaffolding, permits or costs? Here are the things homeowners, builders and site managers across Devon and Cornwall ask us most often.
Usually only if the scaffold goes onto a pavement, road or other public space. If it does, we'll arrange the permit with the council for you.
Most domestic scaffolds stay up for 1 to 4 weeks. Larger or commercial projects can keep a scaffold for longer, depending on the work and any permit conditions.
Yes, when it's put up properly. Every scaffold we build is erected by CISRS-qualified scaffolders and checked regularly, so it stays safe and compliant.
It depends on the size of the scaffold, how complex the job is and how long you need it. Tell us what's involved and we'll give you a free, no-obligation quote.
Yes. We work on houses, small developments, offices, schools, shops and industrial sites.
One to two weeks is ideal. If something is urgent, give us a call and we'll do our best to fit you in.
Yes. We carry out regular safety inspections, with extra checks after bad weather or any alterations.
Yes, we hold full public and employers' liability insurance.
Not necessarily. As long as access has been agreed beforehand, we can get on with it while you're out.
Yes. We can alter or extend your scaffold as the project moves on.
Still Have Questions? Speak to Our Scaffolding Team
Get in touch and we'll talk you through your options in plain English, then give you a free, no-obligation quote.