Local supplier directory
For scaffolding in Pembrokeshire, local options include a Pembroke Dock-based scaffolding service as well as regional firms that advertise West Wales coverage. The right supplier depends on the site, height, duration and whether you need domestic access, temporary roofing or commercial works.
These companies publish information relevant to this county or the wider region. Ask each one to confirm coverage.
Based in Carmarthen, Pro Scaffolding describes domestic, commercial, industrial, new-build, inspection and emergency scaffolding services. Its site lists a range of towns across West and South Wales; contact the company to confirm coverage and availability for your postcode.
Mike's Scaffolding advertises domestic and commercial scaffolding across South West Wales, including work for roof repairs, guttering, chimneys, extensions and loft conversions. The website says it provides erection and dismantling.
Castle Scaffolding Wales describes residential and commercial scaffolding across South, Mid and West Wales. The company website references projects including the RNLI Lifeboat Station, Pembrokeshire College and the Lyric Theatre in Carmarthen.
K C S Scaffolding is based in Llanelli and says its teams cover SA postcode areas and beyond. Its website describes work ranging from access over conservatories to larger building-contractor projects.
A&A Services advertises scaffolding hire and erection for domestic, commercial and industrial projects across Pembrokeshire. The website lists temporary roofing and access solutions among its services.
Twenty20 Scaffolding lists coverage across Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire, Ceredigion, Swansea and SA postcode areas. Its website describes residential, commercial, industrial and solar scaffolding.
Ask each scaffolder to quote against the same brief where possible. Include the work required, height, approximate duration, property access and any restrictions such as narrow lanes, sloping ground or shared access.
Before booking, confirm who is responsible for any inspection arrangements and whether a licence or permission is needed if scaffolding would occupy a public highway.
If scaffolding, a hoarding or part of the working area would occupy or affect a public highway, check with the relevant local authority before work starts. Requirements can vary by council and exact site.
A company may work across several counties but not accept every job. Always confirm by postcode, and ask whether the quotation includes transport to your site.