Scaffold Inspections and Anchor Testing

Independent checks on your scaffolds, by an advanced scaffolder and CISRS scaffold instructor who knows what good looks like.

Call: 0785 613 5920

What we do

Scaffold inspection. We inspect your scaffolds to make sure they comply with TG20, or that they have been erected correctly to a bespoke design. You will get a detailed report.

Anchor testing. Proof testing, preliminary testing and shear testing of scaffold anchors in line with TG4, using calibrated equipment. You will get a detailed report.

Why use us

  • Advanced scaffolder with advanced inspection qualifications
  • CFA-certified proof tester
  • Calibrated, in-date equipment
  • Certificates and qualifications available on request
  • Plain-English reports
Scaffold design drawing showing scaffold plans and elevations
Call to ask any question

0785 613 5920

Pricing

Upfront and fair, with no surprises. Send us the details and we’ll give you a clear quote.

Areas covered. We work across London and beyond, including houses, flats, commercial, rail, aviation, data centres, civils, industrial and more.

Our Services Include

Routine seven-day inspections

Regular monitoring ensures continued compliance
and early issue detection

Pre-handover checks

Verify scaffolding is safe and ready for use before it is
handed over to contractors or clients

One-off assessments

For special projects, short-term installations, or specific safety
concerns

Post-adverse weather inspections

Check for structural damage after wind, rain, or
other extreme conditions

Scaffold fitting checks

Ensure all fitting are not loose and checked and in line with sg41.

Scaffold tie testing

whether it’s a Preliminary test or proof test we can make shaw
the tie and base material can take the intended requirements for the scaffold design.

Detailed site surveys

Evaluate logistics, access, egress, and planning for erection
and dismantling processes.

How Our Scaffolding Inspections & Survey Process Works

  • Initial Consultation: We start with a detailed discussion to understand your project’s scope and needs.
  • Finalise consultation: we finalise what services that you want us to provide.
  • Site Assessment: Our team visits your site to carry out the service that is requested.
  • Formal Report: a formal report will be created and sent to client with finding and guidance.
  • Ongoing Support: after formal report we can if requested to do a follow up report for finding and guidance review.

Why Regular Inspections Are Critical

Regular scaffolding inspections are essential to:

  • Ensure ongoing compliance with UK regulations and guidance
  • Prevent accidents or incidents that can harm workers or cause downtime
  • Detect and resolve structural or safety issues early
  • Maintain project timelines and efficiency
  • Provide evidence for regulatory or insurance purposes

Common Issues Found During Inspections:

  • Loose or missing ties or fittings.
  • Incorrectly assembled platforms or guardrails.
  • Damaged or weakened scaffold components.
  • Obstructions affecting safe access or egress.
  • Non-compliance with load-bearing capacities.

Our Safety and Quality Promise

We are committed to:

  • Uncompromising safety standards for every inspection.
  • Accurate and detailed reporting for client and regulatory use.
  • CISRS-trained inspectors familiar with all relevant UK regulations, standards and scaffolding guidance’s, technical scaffolding guidance.
  • Continuous CPD training to stay updated with industry regulations and guidance’s.
  • Proactive identification of risks before they escalate into serious problems.

Our Other Services

Training Courses

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Scaffold Health and Safety

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FAQs

Yes, inspection and anchor testing can be booked separately or together.

Yes, you’ll get written reports.

Yes, retained or one-off, whichever suits you.

Disclaimer
The information on this website is for general guidance only and does not constitute legal, professional, or formal advice. It does not create any duty of care, contractual obligation, or guarantee of services.

Guidance, legislation and industry standards can change, so information on this site may be incomplete, inaccurate or out of date. Nothing on this site should be relied on for specific projects or decisions. Any action taken based on this content is at your own discretion and risk.

For project-specific or formal advice, please contact us directly.