Its true that a large portion of our business comes from contractors but did you know we also have scaffold solutions for homeowners who prefer the “do it yourself” (DIY) approach.
Many outdoor and indoor home improvement projects will have what we call an “access issue” and at Seacoast Scaffold we specialize in providing “access solutions.” Home owners often come to us looking for scaffolding for a variety of reasons including:
- Painting the exterior of your house
- Interior painting and fixture repair
- Siding repair or installation
- Roof repairs
- Fascia board, soffit and gutter work
- Chimney or masonry work
The list goes on and on but while scaffolding isn’t new to the market it is something many homeowners may not consider as an option for home projects. Scaffolding has a great upside to not only getting projects done more efficiently but also in a safer manner as well. There are a number of different types of scaffold that can be used, and in different applications.
Frame and Brace Scaffold
These frames come in varying heights from 2′-6’4″ and are great for making runs in 7′ lengths. If you need to paint a house or repair siding, these can make it easy, by starting on one level and building up as needed. We also carry chimney brackets that make it so a chimney can be staged around for masonry work.
Alum-A-Pole Scaffold
Commonly known as Pump Jacks, our Alum-A-Pole scaffold typically come in a 24’x24′ setup. With a plank resting on two brackets, you pump the staging up the poles. Originally designed to help with trim and siding repair and installation this has become a favorite of the home improvement market. Pump Jack scaffold lets the homeowner install the platform quickly and makes getting up and down to different levels a breeze. If you need to paint the side of your house, or you are residing your house, pump jack scaffolding will increase your efficiency and safety by 10 fold.
Baker Staging
Baker staging is a 2′ wide rolling scaffold that typically has a 6′ deck height, but it can be placed at multiple levels on the staging itself. Baker staging is excellent for interior work like drywall, painting hard to reach places on walls, or even changing that pesky lightbulb that’s been out for ages.
These are just a few of the myriad of uses that scaffold has for homeowner applications. The sky really is the limit and Seacoast Scaffold can help you turn your access issue into an access solution. Stop by or give us a call to share your ideas and concepts and we can help you find the correct solution for your home project.