School in Kent
Standard Scaffolding Ltd recently completed the installation of multiple scaffolds at a listed school in Kent to support several refurbishment and maintenance projects across the site.
The scaffolds provided safe access for roof repairs, window replacement works, repainting of the gable ends, and painting of the fascia and soffits. Due to the building’s listed status, two of the scaffolds could not be tied into the structure. These were erected in accordance with bespoke scaffold designs and incorporated buttress systems to provide the required stability while protecting the historic building.
By delivering tailored access solutions for each area of work, we enabled multiple contractors to carry out their projects safely and efficiently, helping the refurbishment programme progress with minimal disruption to the school.

Gravesend School
At Standard Scaffolding Ltd, we recently erected a full-height independent scaffold to provide safe access for window repairs and the complete external repainting of the building.
As the scaffold could not be tied into the structure, it was constructed in accordance with a bespoke scaffold design incorporating a buttress system and Kentledge ballast to provide the required stability and ensure the scaffold remained safe throughout the project.
To complete the installation, Monoflex sheeting was fitted around the scaffold to provide additional privacy for the occupants while helping to contain dust and debris during the refurbishment works.
Lynsted Park
Full access scaffolding was erected to the entire building to facilitate external painting and decorating works by K S Painting and Decorating. The scaffold provided safe, continuous access to all elevations, including the installation of dedicated access to four chimney stacks to allow for full preparation and finishing at high level. The structure was designed to ensure efficient workflow across the project, enabling all external areas to be completed safely and to a high standard.
Loose Valley Care Home
Works at Loose Valley Care Home were carried out to support roofing works by Sittibuilders. The project involved the installation of scaffolding with a temporary roof covering to protect the building while roof leaks were repaired and the existing roof tiles were fully replaced, providing safe access and weather protection during the works.
St John the Baptist Church, Dartford
Works at St John the Baptist Church were carried out to facilitate stone repair and restoration works by PAYE Stonework & Restoration. The project involved the erection of a full scaffold structure to the church tower, providing safe access to allow specialist repairs and restoration to the historic stonework.
Bellway Homes
Standard Scaffolding Ltd are proud to support Bellway Homes across a number of their ongoing residential developments. We currently provide full scaffolding services across three active new-build sites, delivering safe, reliable access solutions to support the construction of high-quality homes. Our work includes the supply, erection, inspection and maintenance of scaffolding throughout the build programme, ensuring trades can operate safely and efficiently at every stage of the project. By working closely with the site management teams, we help maintain programme deadlines while upholding the highest standards of safety and workmanship expected on major residential developments.

Co-op Cuxton
Repairs at the Co-op Food Cuxton were carried out on behalf of Central Roofing to facilitate major roof repair works. The project involved the installation of a full scaffold structure with a temporary roof covering, providing weather protection and safe access so that the roof repairs could be undertaken while keeping the building protected from the elements.

Teynham Primary School
Works at Teynham Parochial Church of England Primary School in Teynham on behalf of WW Martin, involved the construction of a new two-storey school building to replace the outdated existing facilities.

Swale House Council Offices
Works at Swale House were carried out by Waller Building and Glazing Services as part of an energy-efficiency refurbishment of the council offices. The project involved the removal of existing windows and doors and the installation of new energy-efficient double-glazed aluminium units, together with soffit insulation works, improving the building’s thermal performance and modernising its external appearance.







