Green Reach.
Green Reach.

Commercial scaffolding in Leicester & Leicestershire

Scaffolding for builders, developers and business owners across Leicester and Leicestershire. We plan around your programme and your site, so trades have safe access when they need it.

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Recent jobs by Green Reach

  • Scaffold up the side of a three-storey brick house
  • Scaffolding along the side of a rendered house above a garden border
  • Green Reach Scaffolding lorry loaded with tubes and boards outside new-build houses
  • Boarded scaffold walkway with guardrails at roof level
  • Scaffolding across the front of a three-storey new-build brick house
  • Green Reach Scaffolding lorry with its branded side panel outside a brick house

See all our recent work

What we put up

  • Shops and town-centre buildings
  • Offices and industrial units
  • New-build housing developments
  • Refurbishments and conversions
  • Roofing, cladding and solar access
  • Access for other trades on site

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How it works

  1. 1Tell us about the projectSend drawings, photos or a site address and your programme dates.
  2. 2Survey and priceWe check access, loads and the ground, then price the scaffold.
  3. 3Erected to programmePut up in the order your trades need it, including in stages.
  4. 4Inspected and recordedInspected after erection, every 7 days, and after bad weather.
  5. 5Adapted, then struckAltered as the job changes, then taken down when the work is done.

Questions we get asked

Do I need permission to put scaffolding up?

Scaffolding does not need planning permission. If any part of it has to stand on a public pavement or road, a licence is needed from the highway authority: Leicester City Council inside the city, or Leicestershire County Council elsewhere in the county. If it needs to go on a neighbour's land, you will need their agreement. We will tell you what applies when we look at the job.

Can the scaffold go up in stages?

Yes. On new builds and extensions the scaffold can be raised lift by lift as the walls go up, so the working platform is always at the right height.

How often is the scaffold inspected?

The Work at Height Regulations require a scaffold to be inspected after it is put up, at least every 7 days while it is in use, and after anything that could affect it, such as high winds. Each inspection is recorded.

Do you work across the whole county?

Yes, we cover Leicester and towns and villages across Leicestershire. Get in touch with the site address and we will confirm.

Areas we cover

Leicester and towns and villages across Leicestershire.

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Need scaffolding?

Call us or send a few details. We'll come back with a price, usually within 48 hours.

Call us07771 780278
info@greenreachscaffolding.co.uk@greenreachscaffolding

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