Residential scaffolding
Safe, tidy access for roofing, chimneys, extensions, windows, rendering and general work around occupied homes.
- Front, rear and full-property access
- Planned around homes and gardens
- Suitable for roofing and exterior trades
Commercial scaffolding
Dependable access systems for shops, offices, apartment blocks and larger refurbishment or maintenance projects.
- Full-elevation access
- Planned around occupied buildings
- Suitable for contractors and property teams
Industrial scaffolding
Robust access for factories, warehouses, plants and more complex structures where safe working space is essential.
- Independent access and working platforms
- Solutions for restricted or complex sites
- Planned around active operations
Temporary roofs
Weather protection for exposed properties and work areas while roofing, structural or refurbishment work is underway.
- Protection during roofing works
- Planned around the building footprint
- Suitable for longer refurbishment programmes
Edge protection
Practical edge-protection systems for rooflines, open edges and elevated work areas where secure access is required.
- Roofline and perimeter protection
- Stable access for working trades
- Configured around the job requirements
Specialist access
Scaffold designed around awkward elevations, restricted areas and projects that need a more considered access solution.
- Complex and restricted access
- Site-specific scaffold planning
- Commercial and domestic applications
Everything you need to know
If your job is unusual or you need a specific access arrangement, send us the details and we will talk it through properly.
Get a free quoteQuestions & answers
What areas do you cover?
We cover Liverpool and the surrounding areas across Merseyside. Send us the site address and we will confirm availability for your location.
Do you provide free quotations?
Yes. We will discuss the work, assess the access requirements and provide a clear quotation before anything is booked.
Do you work on domestic and commercial projects?
Yes. We provide scaffolding for homeowners, trades, contractors, developers and property teams across projects of different sizes.
How quickly can scaffolding be installed?
Installation timing depends on the size of the scaffold, site access and current availability. Once the job has been assessed, we will agree a practical installation date with you.
Can the scaffold stay up for longer if the job overruns?
Usually, yes. Let us know as early as possible and we will confirm any extension arrangements and additional hire period clearly.
Do you provide temporary roofs and specialist access?
Yes. We can plan temporary roofs, edge protection and more complex access systems around the specific requirements of the job.
Are you fully insured?
Yes. True North Scaffolding operates with appropriate insurance in place and plans every installation around safe working practices.
What information do you need for a quote?
The site address, a short description of the work, approximate dates and any useful photographs are normally enough to begin arranging a quotation or survey.
Do you arrange a site visit before quoting?
For straightforward jobs, photos and site details may be enough to get started. Larger, restricted or more complex sites may need a visit so access, ground conditions and the required scaffold can be assessed properly.
Can you provide scaffolding for roofing and chimney work?
Yes. We regularly plan access for roof repairs, re-roofing, chimney work, leadwork and other jobs where safe working platforms are needed at roof level.
Can you work around extensions, conservatories or awkward access?
Yes. Restricted gardens, extensions, conservatories, narrow side access and other site constraints can usually be planned around. Send photos and the address so we can assess the best approach.
Do you work directly with builders and other trades?
Yes. We can coordinate directly with roofers, builders, renderers, window installers and other contractors so the scaffold is arranged around the work they actually need to complete.
Can scaffolding be altered after it has been erected?
Where the project changes, alterations or additional lifts can often be arranged. Contact us before work continues so any changes can be planned and carried out properly.
What happens when the work is finished?
Once you confirm the scaffold is no longer required, we arrange dismantling and remove the equipment in an organised way, keeping access and the surrounding site in mind.
Residential
Planned around the property
Domestic scaffolding is arranged around entrances, gardens, neighbouring properties and the areas that still need to remain usable while work is underway.
Access for the actual job
Roofing, chimneys, windows, rendering and extension work all need different access. We position lifts and working platforms around the trade rather than using one standard layout for every house.
Tidy from erection to removal
The scaffold is installed with the occupied property in mind, kept practical during the project and dismantled once the work is complete.
