A scaffold was needed to carry out some works to prevent a leak from getting into the building.
Krem Gouland
Scafftec were urgently called in to erect a scaffold to this Premier Inn due to a storm blowing off the roofing slates.
Scaffold was erected to the next block. This time it was shrink wrapped to help keep the elements out, whilst the work was being carried out.
Scafftec erected a scaffold to this building to allow window replacement to be carried out.
Scafftec needed to supply and erect a scaffold temporary roof over the building to allow the lead valley on the church to be replaced. It was important that this was done in the dry as the inside of the church would be destroyed if water had got in.
Scafftec needed to erect a scaffold to this historic building to allow full roof repairs to be carried out.
A house had burnt down over night, we needed to be onsite when safe to erect a temporary roof over the house to allow the rebuilding process to begin.
Scafftec erected a full height scaffold to the building to allow full roof replacement to take place. This scaffold could only be erected over the weekend, when there was no children in the school.
Scafftec were called in at last minute due to the client being let down. We erect a scaffold to 3 sides of the building to allow render work to be carried out. The work was being carried out over the winter months so the scaffold needed to be fully shrink wrapped.
Scafftec erected a scaffold to the front and rear of this Co-op to allow roof repairs and decoration works to be carried out. Once the scaffold was up, we then needed to stop and allow a survey to be carried out. This scaffold stood like this for over a year with no work being carried out. We still carried out our weekly inspections to ensure the scaffold stayed compliant during this time.