Harlow’s housing is mostly two-storey and honest to quote once we know the elevation. The complication is often the communal land, parking courts and who actually owns the strip the lorry needs. We settle that before erect, not on the day.
Town-centre and regeneration work wants a scaffold that the following trades can use, with public protection that survives a Saturday. Industrial units on the edges are stair towers, loading and a tidy strike when the shutdown ends.
Old Harlow and Churchgate Street are a different grain — narrower, older, more likely to need a licence. We treat them as such.
Typical jobs
- Domestic roofs and re-renders
- Town-centre public-interface scaffolds
- Industrial and warehouse access
Licences and access
Essex Highways for pavement licences. Parking courts and housing-association land need permission in writing; we ask for it at quote.