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Mays Scaffolding provides domestic, commercial and temporary roof scaffolding across Surrey, with access planned around the property, the work being carried out and the conditions on site.
Explore some of our recent work across Surrey, with scaffolds provided for roofing, property repairs, refurbishment and other projects requiring safe access around the building.
From larger towns to smaller residential areas, we provide scaffolding throughout Surrey for property improvements, roofing, maintenance and construction work. Browse the locations below to find local services and examples of completed projects.
Scaffolding for homes, roofing work and building projects across Dorking and the surrounding Surrey villages.
Providing scaffolding in Camberley for structural support, restoration and specialist access, including more complex projects requiring designed scaffold arrangements.
Scaffolding in Esher for residential improvements, internal access and specialist projects, including platforms for work in difficult-to-reach areas of a property.
Scaffolding in Weybridge for extensions, new construction and property alterations, including access planned around changing stages of the build.
From straightforward access and edge protection to larger building projects, we provide scaffolding in Woking for residential, commercial and construction work across the area.
From new builds and property extensions to specialist access and temporary support, we provide scaffolding in Cobham for residential renovations, roofing and construction projects across the area.
From chimney repairs and roof maintenance to home extensions and specialist access, we provide scaffolding in Godalming for residential renovations, building improvements and construction work across the area.
From domestic roofing and property refurbishments to larger commercial developments, we provide scaffolding in Guildford for building repairs, extensions and construction projects across the area.
We don’t just erect scaffolds in Surrey; we also provide scaffolding in South London and across the capital for building projects of all sizes.
Properties and building sites across Surrey can present very different access requirements. A scaffold for roof repairs on a detached house may be relatively straightforward, while work on a property with an extension, conservatory or restricted side access can require a different approach.
The work being carried out matters just as much as the building itself. Roof replacement, chimney repairs, exterior decorating and larger refurbishment projects can each require working platforms at different positions and heights.
Before arranging the scaffold, we consider the areas that need to be reached, the space available around the property and anything that could affect access. This allows the structure to be planned around the job rather than treating every site in the same way.
01 — The work being carried out
Tell us what the scaffold is needed for and which parts of the property need to be reached.
02 — The property
The building layout, surrounding structures and available ground space can all affect the arrangement.
03 — Photographs & postcode
Photos of the property and access, together with the postcode, help us understand the site when you first enquire.
Two projects involving similar work can require very different access once the layout of the property is considered.
Extensions and conservatories can affect access, so we can install scaffolding over a conservatory where the structure needs to span an area that cannot be built from directly below.
Narrow side passages and changes in ground level can also affect where we can position a scaffold. Entrances, driveways, or other areas may also need to remain accessible while work is underway.
Looking at these details before installation helps establish what access is required and where the working platforms need to be positioned.
If you’re requesting a quotation, photographs are particularly useful. Images showing the front, side and rear of the property, together with any restricted access or adjoining structures, can give us a much clearer understanding of the site.
Sending photographs with your enquiry can help us understand the property and available access.
The scaffold needed for a project depends on the work being carried out and where trades need to work. We provide access for everything from repairs and improvements to individual homes through to roofing, refurbishment and larger commercial projects.
Roof repairs, replacement and structural work often require working platforms at several points around a property. We can provide scaffold access for roofers and weather protection with temporary roof structures to keep the building covered while more substantial roofing work is underway.
Exterior painting, repointing, chimney repairs, solar panel installation and other improvements can require access to specific elevations or areas of a property. The arrangement can then be based on where the work is taking place rather than providing unnecessary access elsewhere.
Contractors and commercial clients can require access for maintenance, refurbishment, roofing and construction work on a wide range of buildings. Depending on the project, this may involve a single working area or a more extensive scaffold providing access across several levels.
If you’re arranging scaffolding for a property in Surrey, a few details can help us understand the job before installation is discussed. Below are answers to some of the practical questions customers commonly have when planning their work.
Yes. We cover towns and residential areas across Surrey, as well as many surrounding villages. The locations shown on this page are examples of the areas we cover, not a complete list. If you’re unsure, send us the project postcode, and we can confirm whether we can attend the site.
Yes, depending on the property and the space available. Narrow side passages, extensions, neighbouring boundaries and restricted rear access can all affect how a scaffold needs to be arranged. Photographs of these areas are useful when you first request a quote.
Yes, subject to the individual site being assessed. Changes in ground level can affect the scaffold arrangement, particularly where access is required around the side or rear of a property. We take the available ground and required working areas into account when considering the job.
In many cases, access can be arranged where a conservatory, extension or other part of the building sits beneath the area being worked on. The appropriate solution depends on the property, the obstruction and where the working platform is required.
Send us the property address or postcode, a brief description of the work and photographs showing the building and access around it. If you already know your expected start date and how long the work is likely to take, include those details too.
It is best to contact us once you have an idea of when the work is due to begin. Availability can vary, so providing your expected start date when requesting a quote helps us understand the timescale you’re working to.
Tell us where the property is, what work you’re planning and when you expect the scaffold to be required. You can also send photographs to help us understand the building and the access available.
