FAQs
Get to Know THF Scaffolding
About THF Scaffolding– General FAQs
THF Scaffolding has been providing scaffolding services across the Isle of Wight since 1991. With over 40 years of scaffolding experience, our team has supported domestic and commercial projects across the Island, building a reputation for reliable service and safe scaffold installations.
THF Scaffolding is led by John Ford, who has over four decades of experience in the scaffolding industry. John remains actively involved in projects and ensures every scaffold installation meets the company’s high standards for safety and professionalism.
Yes. All scaffolding is installed by CISRS qualified scaffolders who follow recognised safety guidance including TG20:21 and SG4:22. This ensures every scaffold structure is installed safely and correctly.
Yes. THF Scaffolding carries £10 million public liability insurance, giving homeowners, contractors and businesses peace of mind when scaffolding is installed on their property or project.
THF Scaffolding works across the entire Isle of Wight, including Newport, Ryde, Cowes, Shanklin, Sandown, Ventnor, Freshwater, Yarmouth and surrounding areas.
Everything You Need to Know About Domestic Scaffolding
Domestic Scaffolding on the Isle of Wight FAQs
Domestic scaffolding is commonly required for roofing work, chimney repairs, house painting, rendering, gutter replacement and property extensions. It provides safe access for trades to work at height.
Our team will assess the property and install a scaffold structure designed to provide safe working access. The scaffold is carefully positioned to protect the building while allowing contractors to work safely and efficiently.
Professional scaffolding is installed with protective measures in place to avoid damage to your property. Our experienced scaffolders ensure the structure is secure while respecting surrounding areas.
Scaffolding can remain in place for the duration of your project. Whether the work takes a few days or several weeks, arrangements can be made to keep the scaffold available as required.
Yes. Many of our domestic scaffolding projects are arranged directly by homeowners, while others are coordinated with builders, roofers and contractors working on the property.
Everything You Need to Know About Commercial Scaffolding
Commercial Scaffolding on the Isle of Wight FAQs
Commercial scaffolding is used for new builds, building refurbishments, roof repairs, maintenance work and large-scale construction projects requiring safe working access.
Yes. THF Scaffolding regularly works with building contractors, developers and construction companies across the Isle of Wight, providing reliable scaffolding for ongoing projects.
Yes. We can provide RAMS (Risk Assessments and Method Statements) where required, helping ensure scaffolding installations meet project safety requirements.
Yes. Our team can install scaffolding for a wide range of commercial and public buildings, including offices, shops, schools and other facilities requiring safe access for construction or maintenance.
All scaffolding is installed by qualified professionals following recognised safety standards. Structures are designed to provide stable and secure access for workers throughout the project.
Everything You Need to Know About Temporary Roof Scaffolding
Temporary Roof Scaffolding FAQs
Temporary roof scaffolding is a protective scaffold structure that covers part or all of a building. It protects the property from weather while construction or roof repairs are carried out.
Temporary roofs are often used during major roof replacements, structural repairs, refurbishments or projects where weather protection is essential for safe construction work.
Yes. Temporary roof systems can be installed on both residential and commercial buildings depending on the project requirements.
Yes. Temporary roof systems provide protection from rain and other weather conditions, helping construction work continue safely while preventing water damage to the structure.
Once the project is finished, our team will safely dismantle the temporary roof structure and remove the scaffolding from site, leaving the area clean and clear.