Domestic, commercial and construction scaffolding across London, Surrey, West Sussex and Hampshire.
Different projects need different access. We plan each scaffold around the building, the work being carried out and where tradespeople need to reach.
Scaffolding for extensions, renovations, painting, repointing and general property work, providing safe working platforms for the different trades involved.
Practical access for roof repairs, replacements and maintenance, planned around the property and the areas your roofing team needs to reach.
Safe working platforms for solar panel installation, maintenance and replacement, giving installers suitable access to roof areas while work is underway.
Access solutions for commercial properties, construction and maintenance projects, from straightforward elevations to larger structures with multiple working levels.
Safe working access around chimney stacks for repairs, repointing, leadwork, removal and other work where stable access is required above roof level.
Purpose-planned scaffolding for areas that are difficult or impractical to reach using ladders, providing suitable working platforms for building, maintenance and repair work.
When major roofing or structural work leaves a property exposed, a temporary roof can provide both weather protection and the access needed to keep the project moving.
Mays Scaffolding covers projects across London, Surrey, West Sussex and Hampshire, with a growing portfolio of work throughout each region.
Residential, commercial and refurbishment scaffolding across the capital, including projects where space and access need careful planning.
Scaffolding for homes, renovations and commercial projects across towns including Guildford, Woking and surrounding areas.
Access solutions across Worthing, Crawley, Horsham, Haywards Heath and the wider county.
Scaffolding for roofing, maintenance and building work across Southampton, Portsmouth, Fareham, Gosport and beyond.
Trained, qualified scaffolders carry out the work with the knowledge and experience required for professional scaffold installation.
Fully insured with £10 million public liability cover, providing added reassurance for homeowners, contractors and commercial clients.
Emergency scaffolding is available when urgent access is required, helping respond quickly when a property or structure needs prompt attention.
Mays Scaffolding is an established scaffolding company built around straightforward service, clear communication and doing the job properly. From the first conversation through to final dismantle, we aim to make arranging scaffolding as simple and dependable as possible.
A few answers to common questions about arranging scaffolding with Mays.
There isn’t a fixed price for scaffolding because every property and project is different. The cost will depend on factors such as the size and layout of the building, the access required, the type of scaffold and how long it is needed for. Send us the property location, details of the work and some photographs where possible, and we can provide a quotation.
Scaffolding erected entirely on private property will not normally require a licence simply for the scaffold itself. If any part of the structure needs to be placed on or over a public highway, pavement or other public area, permission or a scaffold licence may be required from the relevant local authority. We can discuss access and positioning with you when looking at the project.
This will depend on the information available and whether we need to visit the property before providing a price. Sending us the project location, details of the work and clear photographs of the building and access can help us assess what is required. If your project has a particular start date, let us know when you enquire.
The required hire period can be discussed when we provide your quotation. Let us know how long you expect the work to take so this can be considered from the outset. If the project takes longer than expected, contact us to discuss extending the hire period.
Yes. We work directly with homeowners as well as builders, roofers, contractors and commercial clients. Whether you’re arranging work yourself or a tradesperson has asked you to organise the scaffold, you can contact us directly for a quotation.
In some situations, scaffolding can be designed to provide working access above or around a conservatory where standards cannot simply be positioned directly below the required working area. The appropriate arrangement will depend on the property, the conservatory and the work being carried out, so we would need to assess the individual project before confirming what is suitable.
Yes. Emergency scaffolding is available when urgent access or temporary support is required following unexpected damage or another situation that needs prompt attention. Contact us directly with the property location and details of the problem so we can assess what is required.
Start by sending us the property address or postcode and a brief description of the work being carried out. Photographs showing the building and the surrounding access are particularly useful. If you already know when the work is due to start and approximately how long the scaffold will be required, include those details with your enquiry.