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Scaffolding in Cardiff
Cardiff is about 12 miles from our yard in Newport, along the M4 or the A48. Houses, shops, offices and flats across the city: tell Paul what the work is and get a free quote.
About 12 miles south west of our Newport yard

Across the city
St Mellons and Rumney on the Newport side, then Roath, Splott and Cathays, Canton to the west, and Llanishen and Whitchurch to the north.
Roath, Cathays and Canton are full of long terraced streets, and plenty of those houses front straight onto the pavement or a very short front garden. Tell us what’s out the front when you ring.
Scaffolding on the pavement
Section 169 of the Highways Act 1980 says scaffolding put up on or over a highway needs a written licence from the highway authority, which is usually the council. In Cardiff that means the council. Ask us about the licence when we quote, and allow for it in your dates.
Getting a quote
Send the address, which sides need scaffolding, what the work is and when it starts through the quote form, or call Paul on 07366 533911.
What we do in Cardiff
- 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
Cardiff is covered by Cardiff 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 CardiffQuestions, answered.
Anything else, call and ask Paul.
Do you cover Cardiff?
Yes, Cardiff is one of the areas we cover. Send us the address and the job and we’ll quote it.
Do I need a licence for scaffolding on a Cardiff pavement?
If it goes on or over the pavement or road, yes. Section 169 of the Highways Act 1980 says scaffolding put up on or over a highway needs a written licence from the highway authority, which is usually the council.
How each council handles scaffolding licencesHow far away are you?
Our yard is on Leeway Industrial Estate in Newport, about 12 miles from Cardiff city centre as the crow flies.
Got a job coming up?
Tell Paul what the work is, where it is and when it starts. You’ll get a free quote.