Aluminium towers, delivered and put up for you
Scaffold towers
Aluminium mobile towers for decorators, gutter jobs, ceilings and gable ends, delivered and erected by a trained tower erector, hired by the week.
For a short job on one wall or a high ceiling, a tower is quicker and cheaper than a scaffold. Ours come delivered and put up by someone trained to build them, with the outriggers on.
We hire aluminium towers to platform heights of about four, six and eight metres, with guardrails, toe boards and stabilisers. A trained erector puts it up where you want it, checks the ground, shows you how to move it safely, and leaves the inspection record. When you are done we take it down and away.
Towers suit painting a gable end, clearing a single gutter run, a stairwell ceiling or a shop sign. They do not suit soft ground, steep slopes or anything over about eight metres outdoors; we will suggest a scaffold if a tower is the wrong tool.
What it includes
- Delivered and erected for you
- Outriggers, guardrails and toe boards
- Ground checked first
- How to move it safely, shown
- Inspection record left with it
- Collected when you are done
What it costs
A tower to a 4m platform from £120 a week; delivery and erection £95. The hire estimator works out a guide for your house and hire length; the quote after a visit is the price.
Questions about scaffold towers
Can I move it myself?
Yes, on firm level ground, with the platform clear and nobody on it. We show you how before we leave.
Can I just hire it without erection?
Only to trades who hold a tower erection card. For everyone else, we put it up.
How tall can it go?
About eight metres to the platform outdoors. Higher than that, a scaffold is the safer choice.
Get a quote after a visit.
Craig looks at the house or building, talks to your builder or roofer if you like, and sends a written quote with four weeks' hire, inspections and the licence in it. Most domestic scaffolds go up within two weeks.