Scaffolding in Slough

Yes. We cover the town centre, the trading estate and every residential area, from Langley and Cippenham to Britwell and Wexham, plus the Buckinghamshire villages on the edge of town such as Burnham, Farnham Royal and Stoke Poges.

If the scaffold stands on the pavement or road, yes. Slough Borough Council licenses scaffolding across the borough, including Langley and Colnbrook, while Buckinghamshire Council covers Burnham, Farnham Royal and Stoke Poges. No licence is needed for scaffolding kept entirely within your property, and we will check at the survey.

Yes. Our Slough projects include a tower block scaffolded from ground to roof for new windows and cladding, netted throughout, with a working lift at every floor and a construction hoist alongside. We supply the scaffold design, risk assessment and method statement for high-rise work.

Yes. Slough Council is among the clients we have carried out work for, along with Reading Borough Council. Public buildings stay in use while the work goes on, so our scaffolds are planned around the people using them, with safe routes past and the scaffold secured when the site is unattended.

Yes. We build temporary roofs over homes and larger buildings, so the building stays dry while the roof is replaced, converted or extended. For a roof extension on a High Wycombe apartment block, our temporary roof covered the whole top of the building while the flats below stayed dry.

Yes. We scaffold factories, warehouses and plant, including access for roof and cladding work on large industrial units and internal access inside them. We work to your site rules and inductions, and plan the scaffold around your operation.