Scaffolding for builders and trades in Newport and South Wales

What we need for each job

The address, which sides need scaffolding, roughly how high, what the work is and when you want to start. Photos or drawings help.

If you’re pricing a job for your own customer, ask us at the same time, so you know the scaffold cost before you send your quote.

Down when you’re done

A scaffold that won’t come down holds up the next job. Elliott Craig wrote this in his Google review: “What I liked the most was the day we finished with the scaffold and I told them, they stripped it the next day. In my experience most of the time I’ve had to wait days, sometimes weeks, for other companies to come and take scaffold down.”

He finished: “Will definitely be using Gane Access on all my jobs moving forward.”

More than one job

Paul Morris wrote: “I’ve used them on multiple projects and they have never let me down.” If you’ve got a run of jobs coming up, tell us about them when you ring.

Licences on the pavement

Where the scaffold goes on or over the pavement, the council’s licence has to be in place first. Caerphilly and Torfaen councils both say on their own websites that it’s the scaffolding company’s job to apply.