Ten years of work we're proud of
With 10 years of reliable and safe work behind us, A-Z Scaffolding Services Ltd has built a reputation across Yorkshire for getting the job done properly, first time. Here’s what our customers say — and a look at some of the work we’re proud of, from domestic renovations through to larger commercial and residential jobs.
What Our Customers Say
Real feedback from real customers, straight from our Google Business Profile — covering everything from domestic extensions to larger commercial jobs. We’re proud of the reputation we’ve built over 10 years, and we let our customers do the talking.
Recent Projects
A selection of recent jobs — from family homes to apartment blocks and city-centre offices — showing the range and standard of work we deliver across Yorkshire. Tap any photo to view it full size.
Full-frontage scaffold with a lattice-beam bridge
A full-frontage scaffold to a four-to-five-storey brick apartment block in Pontefract, stepping up with the building’s varying roof heights.
A central vehicle archway leads through the building to the residents’ car park and had to stay open. The frontage sits directly on the public footpath, and the rooflines change height along the building.
Lattice beams bridge the archway so the scaffold spans it without a single standard in the passage. Lifts step with the rooflines, with staggered loading bays, ladder access through yellow safety gates, a boarded roof-level lift with mesh brick guards, and high-visibility sleeves on every standard at footpath level.
Full access to the frontage and roofline for the trades above, while residents kept vehicle access to their car park and pedestrians kept the footpath.
Edge protection handrails on live plant
Tube-and-fitting guard rails installed along the roof edges of containerised generator units at an industrial site in Knottingley, providing edge protection for crews working on the plant above.
The equipment sits on top of the containers with no permanent edge protection — radiators, exhaust flues, pipework and control cabinets all in the way — on a working site where the units had to stay where they were.
Handrails were run along every exposed edge and fitted around the existing plant rather than through it, with a tied ladder and a safety gate giving controlled access up the side of each container.
A continuous protected edge at height for maintenance and inspection work, installed without moving or dismantling any of the equipment.
Three-sided scaffold on a tight suburban plot
Scaffolding to the front, side and rear of a rendered semi-detached house in Otley, erected for a local roofing contractor working on the roof and roofline.
A narrow passage runs between the house and its neighbour, the rear opens onto a raised deck with planting and steps, and overhead cables cross the frontage.
A boarded lift at eaves level runs right around the working elevations, with a yellow ladder safety gate for access. The side run was kept tight to the wall so the passage stayed usable, and the rear scaffold steps around the lower extension and decking.
Continuous access to the full roofline on three sides, with the household keeping use of the side passage and rear doors throughout.
Three-storey scaffold with dormers and a tall gable
Scaffolding to all elevations of a three-storey brick semi in Horbury, erected for a local roofing contractor working on the dormers and roofline.
Three storeys with dormer windows set into the roof slope, a tall blank gable to one side, a narrow shared passage on the other, and standards landing on lawn and paving rather than a hard yard.
A boarded lift sits just below the dormers for roof access, with a braced tower carried up the gable end and sole boards under the standards to spread the load on soft ground. A single-width run threads down the side passage and keeps it clear underneath.
Safe working access at dormer and ridge height on all four sides, with the lawn, paths and neighbouring boundary protected.
New build scaffold from blockwork to roof timbers
Scaffolding for a single-storey new build near Pontefract, following the build from blockwork and brickwork through to the timber roof structure going on.
A semi-rural plot with stone boundary walls, established lawn and planting to protect, and a structure that changed shape as each stage went up.
A boarded working platform at eaves height runs along the walls, braced back to the ground on timber sole pads to spread the load on soft ground and set clear of the boundary walls. Ladder access with a safety gate serves the platform, and lifts were adapted as the roof structure went on.
Safe access at each stage for bricklayers and roof carpenters, with the finished grounds and boundary walls left undamaged.
Full wrap scaffold on a corner plot
A full wrap scaffold to the eaves of a rendered detached house on a street corner in Knottingley, providing safe access for work to the roofline.
The house sits on a corner with a public footpath along two sides, a telegraph pole and overhead cables right at the corner, and a large tree overhanging one elevation.
Standards on the footpath were fitted with high-visibility sleeves, and the scaffold was planned around the pole and cables. The top lift is fully boarded with mesh brick guards for roof-edge protection, and a rubbish chute takes debris safely down to ground level.
Safe roofline access on every elevation, with the footpath kept usable and debris kept off the street.
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