Scaffolding for loft conversions

A loft conversion means steel beams, timber and blocks going up to roof level. We build the scaffold with a loading bay, edge protection and space for a rubbish chute.

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Two scaffolders working on the top lift of a scaffold beside a roof

We agree the design with your builder before we quote, so the loading bay sits where the materials arrive and the scaffold leaves room for the dormer to be built.

Loft scaffolds carry heavy loads, so they are designed by an engineer, and we give you and your builder the drawings and the handover certificate.

What's included

Loading bay included

Gated, rated for pallets of blocks and timber.

Engineer's design

For the loads a loft conversion brings.

Rubbish chute fitting

Ties placed so a chute can run straight into the skip.

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FAQs

Straight answers on price, licences, hire periods and safety. If your question is not here, call the office.

Who arranges the scaffold, me or the builder?

Either. Many builders book us directly. If you book us, we talk to your builder before we quote so the design suits their work.

Will the scaffold block my garden?

It takes a strip about 1.5 metres wide along the back of the house. We place the loading bay where it does least harm to the garden.

Get a free quote

Call the office, or send the address and a photo of the house, and we will call you back with a price.

01632 960 458

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Saturday 7:00–12:00

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