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Scaffolding for extensions and new builds
Builders use us because we turn up when we say and we come back to raise or alter the scaffold as the job moves on. We work with you lift by lift, from the first course of blocks to the roof.
In short: Scaffolding for extensions and new builds goes up lift by lift as the walls rise, then is altered for the roof. Lyon Scaffolding works with builders and developers across Plymouth.
When you need it
- Two-storey and side extensions
- New builds and self builds
- Loft conversions and dormers
- Renovations and refurbs
- Raising lifts as the walls go up
Builders: send us the drawings or a photo of the site and the start date.
Every scaffold is boarded, tied in and fitted with handrails and toe boards, and we carry £10 million public liability insurance.
Recent extensions and new builds jobs
Get a free scaffolding quote
Three quick questions and Dean will call you back with a price. Or skip the form: call, or WhatsApp a couple of photos of the building.
Prices every job himself. His own team put up and take down every scaffold.
Extensions and new builds: common questions
Can the scaffold go up as the walls go up?
Yes. We start with the first lift and come back to add lifts as the build gets higher, then alter it for the roof.
Do you work for builders and developers?
Yes. Send the drawings or a site photo with your start date and we will price it.
Can you scaffold a loft conversion?
Yes. Loft conversions and dormers usually need a full scaffold at the back or side with a working platform at roof level.
Do I need a licence if the scaffold is on the pavement?
If any part of the scaffold stands on the pavement or road, Plymouth City Council needs a scaffold licence before it goes up. Dean will tell you at the quote stage if your job needs one.
Are you insured?
Yes. We carry £10 million public liability insurance. Ask and we will send you the certificate.