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Scaffolding in Abergavenny
Abergavenny is about 18 miles north of our yard in Newport, up the A4042 through Pontypool. A house in Mardy or Llanfoist, or a shop on Cross Street or Frogmore Street: tell Paul what the job is and get a free quote.
About 18 miles north of our Newport yard

Around the town
The centre around Cross Street, High Street and Frogmore Street, Mardy to the north, Llanwenarth to the west, and Llanfoist, Govilon and Llanellen over the river Usk.
The town sits between the Blorenge, the Skirrid and the Sugar Loaf, so plenty of the streets round the edge are on a slope, and the older buildings in the centre come right up to the pavement. Tell us exactly where the building is and what the access is like.
Monmouthshire’s licence
Abergavenny is in Monmouthshire, the same council as Usk, Monmouth, Chepstow and Caldicot. Its scaffolding application is made under section 169 of the Highways Act 1980, and goes back with a detailed plan of where the scaffold will stand, at least five working days before it’s due to go up.
The form also asks for the dates the scaffold is needed from and to. An extension needs another five working days’ notice, so tell us early if the work might run on.
Getting a quote
Send the address and the job through the quote form, or call Paul on 07366 533911.
What we do in Abergavenny
- Residential scaffoldingRoofs, chimneys, rendering, painting and extensions.
- Commercial scaffoldingShops, offices, flats and other commercial buildings.
- Industrial scaffoldingWarehouses, factories and larger structures.
- Temporary roofs and edge protectionKeeping the weather off an open roof, and guarding the edges.
Or by job
The licence, council by council
Abergavenny is covered by Monmouthshire County Council. Our pavement licence guide sets out what it says next to the other councils we work in, with a link to each council’s own page where we could find one.
Scaffolding licences in MonmouthshireQuestions, answered.
Anything else, call and ask Paul.
What are the rules for scaffolding on a pavement in Abergavenny?
It needs a licence from Monmouthshire County Council under section 169 of the Highways Act 1980. The council’s form asks for at least five working days before the scaffolding goes up.
How each council handles scaffolding licencesDo you cover Llanfoist and Govilon?
Yes. Send the address and what the work is, and we’ll quote.
How far are you from Abergavenny?
About 18 miles as the crow flies, from our yard on Leeway Industrial Estate in Newport.
Got a job coming up?
Tell Paul what the work is, where it is and when it starts. You’ll get a free quote.