Scaffolding in Ealing

Yes. Our yard is in Tidmarsh, near junction 12 of the M4, which runs straight into West London, and we take on domestic and commercial work across Ealing, from Ealing Broadway to Hanwell and Acton.

On most roads it is the London Borough of Ealing. On red routes, such as the A40 Western Avenue and the North Circular, the licence comes from Transport for London instead. Any scaffold on a pavement or road needs one, and we will tell you at the survey which applies to your site.

Yes. We scaffold the front and rear of terraced and semi-detached houses for loft conversions and mansard extensions, adapt the scaffold as the build goes up, and can add a temporary roof to keep the house dry while the roof is open.

Scaffolding on your own property does not need planning permission, but if your house is listed, check with Ealing Council’s planning team before any fixings go into the historic fabric. We can send them our proposed tie positions beforehand.

Yes. Lattice beams can carry the scaffold over the pavement and entrances, with high-visibility protection on the uprights and netting on the lifts above, so people can pass safely underneath, as they did beneath our scaffolds in Kings Cross and at The George Hotel in Reading.

Yes. We scaffold shops, offices and blocks of flats for refurbishment, windows, cladding and painting, with netting and protected walkways where needed, and supply designs, risk assessments and method statements.