Scaffolding in Staffordshire from Network Scaffold is a must if you’re considering extending or improving the look of your home. Using scaffolding is common sense for jobs that require working at height but as an experienced contractor, we can advise on all of the appropriate equipment you’ll need. Attention to Detail with Scaffolding in Staffordshire Scaffolding for residential properties typically follows a standard structure with your supporting scaffold built from the base up to the set design. Using our years of knowledge we will construct your scaffold to a bespoke design which will ensure the structure is strong, rigid and stable ready for use. We are often asked if you will need a licence for putting up scaffolding around your property; the answer is no but if it goes outside of your property such as on the pavement or road outside you will need to obtain a licence from your local council. It’s your responsibility to make sure you have the appropriate paperwork when applying for a license and schedule work at quieter times of the day, or you will need to request a highway close from the council. When it comes to health and safety you will need to adhere to the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 which says the person who requested the work is responsible for the safety of everyone on the site plus anyone who may be affected by the work e.g. the general public. Once you’ve hired your scaffolding there are three times you must check it: Before the scaffolding is used Every seven days when erected Following alterations, damage or extreme weather conditions Leading Scaffolding in Staffordshire Providers Network Scaffold Services is the leading service led providers of scaffolding in Staffordshire for all kinds of domestic and commercial projects. If you would like to find out more about our scaffold equipment, including alloy towers, please contact us with all of your...
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Our specialist team at Network Scaffold who deal with alloy towers have sufficient training in accordance with the Working at Height (2005) Regulations. Our years of experience and knowledge of scaffolding enables them to – Carry out their duties at the level of responsibility allocated to them Understand any potential hazards related to the work (or equipment) under consideration Detect any technical defects or omissions that work (or equipment), recognise any implications for health and safety caused by those defects or omissions, and be able to specify remedial to mitigate those implications Alloy towers from Network Scaffold are one of the ways you can prevent a fall when working at height! Working with Alloy Towers! Once your scaffold alloy towers are assembled stay safe by following these essential tips – Adopt a three-point grip when climbing scaffolding; this can be two feet and one hand or two hands and one foot Use strong and sturdy safety boots ensures better footing on scaffolding Always wear a safety helmet when using a scaffold tower Invest in a tool tray to keep your tools within arm’s reach but away from your feet British weather can be unpredictable so we would recommend never using an alloy tower in high winds, if you have broken or misplaced any parts or if it has any incompatible components. Also never use a scaffold tower as a support for a ladder, trestles or any other access equipment. Assembling and dismantling allow towers can be potentially dangerous, which is the reasons our staff are fully trained and put health and safety at the forefront of any project we get involved in. Network Scaffold – Leading Providers of Alloy Towers Using our years of experience in the scaffolding industry our highly skilled operatives can provide alloy towers and all other types of scaffold erecting for domestic and commercial projects. From our base in Derby, we also service nearby areas such as Staffordshire, Nottingham, Loughborough and more. If you’d like to know more about hiring our range of alloy towers for your next project, please contact...
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If Storm Gareth has affected your property, Network Scaffold Services UK Ltd can provide you with reliable and cost effective scaffolding when you need it most. The Met Office issued a yellow weather warning ahead of turbulent conditions which included 80 mph winds in some areas and heavy downpours. The HSE (Health and Safety Executive) also recently tweeted a reminder to all scaffolding companies of the Scaffold Design Checklist, in light of any incidents in the wake of Storm Gareth. Our scaffolding is ideal for on-going construction sites as well as repair work if your building has been affected by adverse weather. Here are some examples of how you can use our scaffolding systems for repairs – Damaged roofing Broken chimneys Window repair or replacement Gutter replacement Health and Safety is at the heart of our Business Here at Network Scaffold Services UK Ltd, we pride ourselves on making sure that the health and safety of our staff, clients, and the general public are covered when we start work on a project. We fully support halting work using scaffolding if we feel the safety of anyone involved or the general public could be affected. Once our specialist team start work on a project, we always work closely with customers and clients to establish the highest health and safety standards and to ensure that they are adhered to throughout. As standard only members of our qualified team are responsible for erecting and dismantling our systems, no matter how big or small the project may be. Working strictly to the Working at Height regulations of 2005, we continually invest in training for our staff to make sure they’re working knowledge of the industry is fully up to date. Trust the Scaffolding Specialists We regularly work with private individuals, local authorities, industrial, commercial and house building projects in Derbyshire and the surrounding areas. With a wealth of industry experience and expertise, we can provide you with a helping hand to get your property repaired and safe. If you’d like to know more about our services, please get in touch and our team of experts can answer any questions that you may...
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Scaffolding in Staffordshire from experts at Network Scaffold Services will make sure you get your project completed safely and on time. We pride ourselves on continually improving our health and safety practices in line with the latest industry standards and legislation. Our policy ensures all activity taking place on site considers the safety of employees, subcontractors and the general public. It’s not just about what you’ve currently got planned; Network Scaffold Services look at the bigger picture and plan ahead for any areas that may have health and safety consequences in the future. The Rules of Scaffolding in Staffordshire Every project we undertake for scaffolding in Staffordshire works in line with the Government’s Work at Height Regulations which include: Only properly trained and competent scaffold contractors can be used to set up scaffold towers and structures It’s the responsibility of that contractor to obtain the relevant and correct licences for the scaffold to be set up on public highways and pavements The company employing the scaffolders much also check they have correct licence, that’s in date and won’t expire before works are completed If the scaffold is erected in a public place, the company should schedule work during quieter times to lower the risk to passers-by Once erected, all scaffolding must be thoroughly inspected before its used. Inspections should then take place every day, after any alterations to the structure or extreme weather conditions By adhering to these rules every scaffolding assignment Network Scaffold Services is part of is safe for all involved and the general public. Environmentally Conscious Scaffolding in Staffordshire We strike the balance between the needs of our customers and environmentally conscious scaffold erecting in Staffordshire. This is achieved through being efficient and reducing waste in all areas possible as well as promoting a culture of material recycling and waste management. Similar to our health and safety policy, we organise regular training sessions to make sure all of our staff are fully up to date with industry practices and legislation. Get in Touch to Discuss Scaffolding in Staffordshire Our highly skilled workforce brings a lengthy experience of the scaffolding industry in both commercial and domestic sectors, which helps us to fully understand our customers’ needs. Contact us today to...
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Scaffolding in Derby from experienced providers Network Scaffold Services will help keep your gutters maintained during lower temperatures and poor weather. Because gutters are in difficult to reach positions, it’s important to use scaffolding so they can be reached safely. Here are some tell-tale signs that your gutters need repairing, such as – Parts of the gutter have broken away and are visible on your lawn You can see plants, mould or moss growing in your gutter Water is leaking over the top of your gutter instead of draining downwards Gutters are being detached from your home Cracks between two pieces of gutter that should be joined together Whereas these issues may require new gutters, these issues will be addressed with regular maintenance using scaffolding. Scaffolding in Derby – The Safer Option Using scaffolding instead of ladders to perform gutter maintenance offers you a safe and stable platform to complete the task. Network Scaffolding Services will provide scaffolding for other areas of home improvements including house extensions, loft conversions and roofing; making us your one-stop shop for home building, repairs and maintenance. Qualified Providers of Scaffolding in Derby With accreditations as a SMAS Worksafe Contractor, members of the Scaffolding Association and Safety Schemes in Procurement, Network Scaffold Services are the most qualified providers of scaffolding in Derby and the surrounding areas. Our scaffolding service can be used for gutters on any size of domestic or commercial property, you will be blown away by our reliable workmanship. Get in Touch For Superb Scaffolding in Derby Network Scaffold Services has decades of combined industry experience which allows us to turn around tight deadlines and deliver a service which matches our customers need. If you’d like to know about how you can use our scaffolding in Derby, please contact us and speak to one of our friendly...
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Scaffolding in Staffordshire will be essential if you’ve decided to add a loft conversion to your home. Network Scaffold Services will provide, install and dismantle any scaffolding you require for any part of your redevelopment. We regularly work with homeowners and house building construction companies, offering a professional service at a competitive price. Tips for Scaffolding in Staffordshire and Loft Conversions House extensions typically cost on average £16,000, whereas a loft extension is considerably cheaper as most of the structure is already in place. Loft conversions are a great way to add value to your property and create more space in your home; plus you can use the room for whatever your heart desires. Adding another natural light source to your property through rooflights will save you money on heating bills in the Winter. Loft conversions typically don’t require planning permission, simply follow guidelines from legislation brought into force in 2011 – The maximum volume allowance is 40 cubic metres for terraced houses This is 50 cubic metres for detached and semi-detached houses The extension must not go beyond the roof’s existing slope at the front of the house Mustn’t be higher than the roof itself Not overhang the house’s walls No verandas, balconies or raised platforms can be added Side-facing windows must be obscurely glazed All openings must be 1.7 metres above the floor The only time you will require planning permission for a loft conversion is if you live in conservation or designated area, which can be obtained from your local council. Start Transforming Your Home with Scaffolding in Staffordshire Network Scaffold Services have been providing an excellent standard of scaffolding in Staffordshire and the surrounding areas for decades. Our number one priority is the health and safety of our customers, no matter the size of the project. Get in touch today to speak to the experts for scaffolding in...
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