Scaffolding in Henley-on-Thames

Yes. Our Henley projects include a netted scaffold on a corner building on the high street for redecoration, with the shops below kept open, and Shiplake College is among the clients we have carried out work for.

In Henley itself it is Oxfordshire County Council, as the highway authority. Remenham and Wargrave, on the Berkshire side of the river, are in Wokingham Borough, so there the licence comes from Wokingham Borough Council. Only scaffolds on a pavement or road need one, and we will check at the survey if yours does.

Usually, yes. On Henley high street we set the first lift above the shopfronts, so entrances and windows stayed clear and people could walk along the pavement underneath, with high-visibility protection on the uprights along the kerb and netting on every lift above.

Many buildings in central Henley are listed or in the conservation area. Check with South Oxfordshire District Council’s planning team before any fixings go into the historic fabric, and we are happy to share the proposed tie arrangement with them in advance.

Yes. A temporary roof keeps a home or building dry while the roof is stripped, replaced or extended, and lets work carry on in wet weather. Each one is designed for the building and the loads it must take, including wind.

That depends on the job and our programme, but Henley is a short drive from our yard, so surveys and deliveries are simple to arrange. Tell us your start date and we will give you a realistic date for the scaffold.