Scaffold alarms and regular inspections
A scaffold gives easy access to upstairs windows. We fit wireless scaffold alarms that sound and send an alert to you if anyone climbs it at night.
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Our alarms use sensors on each lift and a siren on the scaffold, and they send a text to you and to our out-of-hours line. Many home insurers ask for one when scaffolding is up.
Every scaffold we build is inspected before first use, every seven days and after bad weather, as the Work at Height Regulations require. We can also inspect scaffolds on your site and give you a written report.
What's included
And to our out-of-hours line.
Many insurers ask for a scaffold alarm.
Before first use, every seven days and after storms.
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Straight answers on price, licences, hire periods and safety. If your question is not here, call the office.
Does my insurer need a scaffold alarm?
Some do. Check your home insurance policy or ask your insurer; we can fit an alarm the same day we put the scaffold up.
How often is a scaffold inspected?
Before first use, at least every seven days, and after anything that could affect it, such as high winds. You get a copy of every report.
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Call the office, or send the address and a photo of the house, and we will call you back with a price.
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