Chimney scaffolds, up in a morning
A chimney scaffold gives your builder a safe platform all round the stack. We build it from the ground or, where access is tight, on the roof itself.
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Most chimney scaffolds start with a ground scaffold to the eaves and a working platform around the stack. On terraces, where the stack is shared, we build on the roof with roof-ladder access and protection to stop tiles being damaged.
We check the stack from the ground before we quote, so we know whether it needs a platform on one side or all four.
What's included
So your builder can work on every face of the stack.
Boards and padding where the scaffold sits on tiles.
For most two-storey houses.
Berkhamsted
A shared stack on a Victorian terrace
A cracked chimney shared by two houses needed rebuilding above the roofline. Kieran built a platform round the stack from the front scaffold, with both owners' agreement, in a single morning.
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Straight answers on price, licences, hire periods and safety. If your question is not here, call the office.
Can you scaffold a chimney on a terrace without going through next door?
Usually, yes. We build from your side and the roof. If we need to touch a neighbour's roof or garden, we ask them first and explain what we will do.
How long does a chimney scaffold stay up?
Our price includes two weeks, which covers most repointing and flashing jobs.
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 458We reply within one working hour, Monday to Saturday.
Monday to Friday 7:00–17:00
Saturday 7:00–12:00