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We provide professional scaffolding Bognor Regis solutions customised to your specific needs for safe and efficient access when working at height. We offer free scaffold quotes and site visits to domestic, commercial, and construction clients, including DIYers, roofers, builders, decorators, bricklayers, window installers, solar panel fitters, plumbers, electricians, chimney specialists, plasterers, carpenters and more.
We offer safe and expert scaffolding solutions for all types of projects, from homes to commercial premises to construction sites. Our services include everything from erection and dismantling to planning, design, safety, and site security.
We offer free, no-obligation scaffold quotes and site visits
We provide RAMS and follow all health and safety regulations.
We hold £10 million in public & employee liability insurance.
All members of our team are fully trained and qualified.
Scaffolding is a temporary structure assembled from steel tubes, fittings, and wooden planks. It provides multiple working platforms for tradespeople and their materials to safely access areas when working at height during construction, maintenance, and repair activities.
This decision hinges on specific circumstances. Purchasing scaffolding may be more economical for regular, long-term use, but it’s essential to engage a certified scaffold erector for its assembly. However, hiring a scaffolding contractor to provide, set up, and dismantle the scaffold typically proves to be more efficient and cost-effective.
Scaffolding that is fully contained within the boundaries of your property does not typically need planning permission. However, if any portion of the scaffold extends onto public land, such as the highway or street, you must obtain a scaffolding licence from the local council. This licence is separate from planning permission.
The cost of hiring scaffolding can vary widely, influenced by factors such as the property’s dimensions (height and length), the complexity of the required scaffold, and the rental period.
Here are some estimated “guide” prices:
Several key factors influence scaffolding costs:
Strict safety standards require high-quality materials and frequent inspections.
The high price of these materials which increases with project size.
The need for certified scaffolders for safe assembly and disassembly.
The logistical challenges in transporting heavy materials.
The increased complexity and cost of bespoke solutions for intricate designs and complex sites.
While many individuals contemplate the possibility of assembling scaffolding on their own, it is imperative to recognise that only certified scaffolders are qualified to undertake this task. This is due to the inherently hazardous nature of scaffolding work. Improperly constructed scaffolds pose a significant risk of collapse, which could result in severe injuries or fatalities.
Skilled scaffolders employ protective measures such as plastic tredda plates, base plates, and wooden sole boards to ensure the scaffold legs (the vertical tubes) do not come into direct contact with your patio. This method effectively prevents any damage, provided the scaffold is erected correctly.
When addressing gutter repairs, be it cleaning and removing blockages or installing new gutters in place of old ones, the use of scaffolding can significantly speed up and simplify the task as it is the most efficient and safest method to accomplish the work.
Working on domestic roofs without scaffolding is possible, though it poses significant falling hazards. While most roofing jobs legally require scaffolding, smaller projects may be exceptions. Regardless of legal requirements, using scaffolding is always the safer option.
Safety dictates that scaffolding is necessary for repointing an entire house when working at height. Smaller, lower-level repointing jobs might be safely handled with ladders or other means.
For significant chimney work at height, scaffolding is crucial for safety. It’s the optimal choice for securely working at elevated levels.
Ladders are essential and will be left in place when it is safe to do so. They provide the initial access from the ground to the first scaffolding level and can then be positioned and secured internally to allow safe progression up through the scaffolding structure. Ladders that provide access to the first scaffold lift will have a ladder guard installed to prevent unauthorised access.
Temporary roof scaffold costs are influenced by building size, complexity, and rental duration. The labour-intensive nature and material requirements of temporary roofs mean they can be expensive; however, we have done our best to give example costs below by building type:
Small Buildings (extensions, outbuildings) | £3,000+.
Bungalows | £4,000 – £10,500+.
Two-Storey Buildings | £5,500 – £18,500+.
Three-Storey Buildings | £12,500 – £35,000+.
Large/Complex Projects | £50,000+.
These are estimates only. The final cost can vary significantly based on building height and square footage.
Please get in touch with us for a detailed quotation.
Scaffold erectors, commonly referred to as scaffolders, are skilled professionals who play a crucial role in construction by assembling and disassembling scaffold systems that facilitate safe access to elevated work areas. With precision and care, they handle, position, and secure the scaffold components using hand tools and specialised equipment, ensuring a stable and reliable structure for construction professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike.
Although scaffolding is not universally required, regulations regarding ‘working at height’ are stringent. As a result, scaffolding is often indispensable for maintaining safety. In essence, legal stipulations prioritise safe working conditions at elevated heights, and scaffolding frequently serves as the optimal solution.
A permit is required for any scaffolding set up on public property, including pathways and highways. We will handle the licence application with the local council to ensure complete compliance.
Yes, a neighbour has the right to deny access. While most professional scaffolding erectors strive to find solutions for confined spaces, there are situations where scaffold tubes inevitably extend into neighbouring property. In every case, it is crucial to obtain prior consent before any scaffolding is erected.
While you have the legal right to refuse scaffolding on your property, doing so can lead to disputes with neighbours, particularly if they need it for essential repairs. Hence, it is always advisable to strive for a mutually acceptable solution.
The duration for setting up scaffolding can range from a few hours for smaller residential projects to several weeks for larger, more complex commercial and construction projects. Factors influencing the exact time include the project’s size, weather conditions, access, complexity, and location.
It is courteous for your neighbour to seek permission before erecting scaffolding over your property. Open communication and obtaining a written agreement can preempt potential disputes. If you have significant concerns, consider seeking legal counsel. When you are the one installing scaffolding, it is wise to maintain amicable relations with your neighbours and secure their consent beforehand.
Scaffolding is the professional painter’s preferred choice, offering unmatched stability and reach, leading to safer and more efficient work compared to ladders or mobile towers. While homeowners might explore other options, scaffolding’s adaptability makes it the safest solution, particularly for projects where ladders are unsuitable or obstacles necessitate bridging.
It is both unlawful and perilous to modify scaffolding on your own. Only trained and certified scaffold erectors have the authority to make adjustments, as mandated by the Working at Height Regulations 2005.
Scaffolding is essential for working at height safely as it provides a secure and stable platform. Its inherent stability reduces fall hazards and enhances operational efficiency by providing generous support and unobstructed movement. The addition of handrails and toe boards provides critical edge protection, further minimising fall risks.
Below is the basic information we require to be able to price a scaffold for you. To receive your scaffolding quote as soon as possible, please provide:
Please be aware that some scaffolding projects may require a site visit for accurate quoting.
The inherent nature of scaffolding often leads to window obstruction. Scaffolders are instructed to ensure emergency exit windows remain unblocked. However, the design of the structure frequently makes some level of window blockage unavoidable.
Here are some of the scaffolding services we provide in Bognor Regis and across West Sussex.
Scaffolding Bognor Regis offers an expert scaffold erection and dismantling service. Although we do not sell scaffold equipment, we utilise high-quality materials from established suppliers. We also engage in collaborative projects with other scaffolding companies. Please select the logos below for further information regarding our partner’s products and services.
To obtain a complimentary estimate for your scaffolding Bognor Regis or West Sussex project, please utilise our online enquiry form, contact us by telephone, or send an email. We endeavour to provide same-day quotations; however, projects of significant complexity or those requiring on-site assessments may necessitate extended processing times.