Scaffolding in Newport

All over the city

East Newport, where our yard is, from Maindee to Lliswerry. St Julians and Caerleon to the north east, Malpas and Bettws to the north, Rogerstone and Duffryn to the west, and Langstone out east.

Houses, flats, shops, offices and industrial units. Tell us what’s being done and when it starts.

Scaffolding on a Newport pavement

Plenty of Newport’s terraces open straight onto the pavement. Newport City Council says you must get a licence before scaffolding goes up on or over a public highway, and not to start putting it up until the licence arrives.

The council’s page says the licence should be issued within five working days, and that it runs for a set period, after which the scaffold has to come down or the licence has to be extended. Build that into your dates.

When the job’s finished

Tell us when your trades are done. In his Google review, Elliott Craig wrote: “the day we finished with the scaffold and I told them, they stripped it the next day.”

What we do in Newport

• 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

• Roof work
• Chimneys
• Rendering and painting
• Extensions and building work
• Builders and trades