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When planning any building works, whether it’s a home extension or the construction of a large office block, there’s one question you’ll face early: “What type of scaffolding do I need?” The right choice can make your project safer, faster, and more cost-effective. But the wrong type can mean delays and headaches. Let’s break down the main factors to consider, look at the differences between residential and commercial scaffolding, and help you select the best fit for your bui

Scaffolding is essential for nearly every major build, whether you're working on a new home, an office block, or a renovation in Lincolnshire. But despite how common scaffolding is, it's surprising how many myths and misunderstandings still pop up. If you’re a builder, site manager, or client trying to make sense of the rules, here are seven of the most frequently asked scaffolding questions in the UK, answered with today’s best guidance and industry updates. 1. Do I need a s

If you work anywhere near construction in the UK, you’ll know how critical it is to stay up-to-date with scaffolding regulations. Each year, the landscape shifts as new standards and guidance are released, none more important this year than the updates to NASC’s TG20 and the newly launched TG30 guidance. In this article, we walk through what’s changed for 2025, why it matters for your business, and what practical steps you can take to stay compliant and keep your team safe. W

On building sites across Lincolnshire and the UK, scaffolding is part of the landscape: a familiar sight, often taken for granted. Yet even the most experienced contractors and homeowners can get caught out by myths about scaffolding, misconceptions that can cost money, cause delays, or (worst of all) risk injuries. Let’s set the record straight. Below, we bust ten of the most common scaffolding myths, drawing on decades of practical experience and the latest industry guidanc