Greater Sydney NSW · SafeWork NSW licensed

Scaffold that's signed off,
not just stacked up.

Engineered, certified access with a green-tagged handover and a documented weekly inspection trail. Fixed erect, dismantle and hire, all on the page.

Licensed & insured Engineer-certified $20M public liability
SafeWork NSW
Licensed
Scaffolding Assoc.
Member since 2009
Licensed
SafeWork NSW SB-00000
Insured
to $20M
Built to
AS/NZS 1576
Proof, recent jobs

Drive past one. The tag on the access tells you it was done right.

Heritage facade restoration, Balmain

Heritage facade restoration

Balmain

Independent tied scaffold with debris netting over the footpath. Council hoarding permit handled.

Warehouse-to-apartments perimeter, Surry Hills

Warehouse-to-apartments perimeter

Surry Hills

Five-level engineered perimeter, loading bay, staged to the build program. Design certified.

Two-storey re-roof and repaint, Marrickville

Two-storey re-roof and repaint

Marrickville

Full edge access for a repaint and re-roof. Surveyed Tuesday, up Thursday, green-tagged.

Why builders and homeowners pick us

Booked on proof, not promises.

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Scaffolds erected
Across Greater Sydney
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Same crew since 2009
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From 89+ reviews
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Tagged & certified
Every handover, every lift
SafeWork NSW Licensed Scaffolding Association of NSW Licensed SafeWork NSW SB-00000 Public liability to $20M Built to AS/NZS 1576 Engineer-certified design
No “trust me”, just the paperwork

The credentials behind every lift.

SafeWork NSW
SB-00000
Public Liability
$20M
Engineer design cert
OVER 4M
Built to standard
AS/NZS 1576
Scaffolding Assoc.
SINCE 2011
Green Scaftag
EVERY 7 DAYS
SafeWork NSW high-risk work licence SB-00000. The number is on every quote and SWMS. Scaffolding over four metres is licensed high-risk work, only ticketed crews can legally erect it.
How it runs

Survey to dismantle, step by step.

1Site
2Engineered
3SWMS
4Install
5Weekly
6Dismantle
Step 1 · Site survey + access plan
We measure, photograph, note the loads, the ground and where the job meets the street.
Why our quote looks different

Every scaffold quote itemises the same way.

Builders get quotes that are pages apart for the same job because cheap scaffolders don’t price the design, the certificate or the inspections. Here’s everything that’s in ours.

The scaffold scope sheet
  1. 1 Design + duty rating. Engineered to the load your trades carry, light, medium or heavy, not guessed.
  2. 2 Engineer design certificate. Required over four metres or for any non-standard load. Signed, not assumed.
  3. 3 SWMS, before boots. A job-specific safe-work method statement, on site before anyone climbs.
  4. 4 Erect + dismantle, fixed. Both priced on the page, with a firm install date and a dismantle date.
  5. 5 Weekly hire rate. A clear per-week rate and the included weeks, so there is no surprise hire creep.
  6. 6 Green Scaftag handover. A dated tag on every access point, so anyone on site knows it is certified.
  7. 7 Public protection. Gantry, hoarding, debris netting where the job meets the footpath or the street.
If a quote doesn’t show these lines, you can’t compare it, and you don’t know what’s been cut.
Reading a quote

The itemised page vs the text-message price.

What's on our quote
Engineered design + duty rating
Design certificate over four metres
Job-specific SWMS before boots
Green Scaftag on handover
Weekly inspection register on site
Erect, dismantle + hire all on the page
What the cheap quote leaves out
“She’ll be right, it’s only single-storey”
“You don’t need an engineer for that”
No SWMS, no paperwork
No tag, no handover walk-through
Never inspected once it’s up
A day rate that balloons, no dismantle date
Honest scope

We’ll tell you the lightest compliant option, not the biggest scaffold we can hire you.

Option A

Edge protection only

Perimeter guardrail or catch platform for short roof and solar work.

Right when: short roof or solar job, perimeter fall risk.
Wrong when: trades need a full working platform.
From $900
Most common

Single / double-storey access

Edge access for a paint job, re-roof or renovation, designed to the trade load.

Right when: a reno, paint job or re-roof on a house.
Wrong when: a multi-storey or commercial program.
$1,800 – $6,500
Option C

Multi-storey / commercial

Engineered perimeter scaffold with loading bays, certified and staged to your program.

Right when: a builder or PM with a construction program.
Wrong when: a single-storey domestic job.
$8k – $60k+
Option D

Mobile tower hire

Aluminium access tower, delivered assembled, certified and tagged for short-reach work.

Right when: interior fit-out, electrical, HVAC or maintenance.
Wrong when: an external facade needing edge scaffold.
From $180/wk
Option E

Temporary roof / containment

Engineered weather roof or shrink-wrap containment, tied into a scaffold rated to carry it.

Right when: a re-roof or facade job that must beat the weather.
Wrong when: a short job with no weather or dust exposure.
Designed, then quoted
Certified in writing

Three layers, and what each one covers.

Layer 01

Our compliance

Built to AS/NZS 1576, handed over on a green Scaftag, inspected weekly for the hire. Altered means re-tagged before anyone climbs.

Layer 02

Engineer certification

A design certificate for any scaffold over four metres or carrying a non-standard load. The numbers are signed, not guessed.

Layer 03

Statutory (WHS)

Built and maintained to the Work Health and Safety Regulation and the SafeWork NSW codes of practice. Always applies.

Reviews

From builders and homeowners across Greater Sydney.

★★★★★ 4.9 average 89+ Google reviews

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Westbridge Construction
Surry Hills · via Google
★★★★★

“Three scaffold quotes. Steelline was the only one that priced the design cert and the inspections. Passed the principal contractor audit without a scramble.”

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David & Jo R.
Marrickville · via Google
★★★★★

“Surveyed Tuesday, up Thursday, green tag on handover. Our renovation never waited on access once.”

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Apex Roofing
Mosman · via word of mouth
★★★★★

“Edge protection was up and certified before my roofers arrived, struck the day we signed off. Exactly how it should run.”

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Lendmark Projects
Parramatta · via Google
★★★★★

“Design certificate, SWMS and a weekly inspection register emailed every Friday. Our site manager stopped chasing paperwork.”

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Priya N.
Balmain · via Google
★★★★★

“Quoted a fixed erect and dismantle plus the weekly rate, no surprise hire creep when the painters ran a week over.”

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Northline Interiors
Chatswood · via Google
★★★★★

“Mobile towers turned up assembled and tagged with the outriggers fitted. Our fit-out crew rolled them in and got going.”

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Helen & Rob K.
Bondi · via Google
★★★★★

“Temporary roof kept the strip dry through a week of rain. Engineered, tied into the scaffold, not stapled on. Saved the program.”

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The Carlton Strata
Newtown · via Google
★★★★★

“Strata committee wanted compliance they could file. They got the certificate, the tags and the register. Easy sign-off.”

Where we work

Suburbs we cover across Greater Sydney.

No travel surcharge within 35km of Marrickville.

Watch this before you book

The questions every builder and homeowner asks, answered once.

Marcus runs through speed, cost, design certificates, permits, inspections and safety. Ten minutes here saves an hour on the day.

How fast can you get scaffold up?
Most single and double-storey jobs are surveyed within two business days and erected in one. You get a firm install date on the quote, not a rolling maybe.
How much does scaffolding cost?
It depends on the height, the duration and the access. We quote a fixed erect-and-dismantle price plus a clear weekly hire rate, both on the page. As a guide, a single-storey domestic job starts around $1,800 and a multi-storey commercial scaffold runs well into five figures. See the pricing page for indicative bands.
Do you provide a design certificate and SWMS?
Yes. Any scaffold over four metres carries an engineered design certificate, and every job ships with a job-specific SWMS before we set foot on site. We are licensed with SafeWork NSW, number SB-00000.
Do you handle council approval and footpath permits?
Yes. When a scaffold sits over a footpath or the road, it needs a council hoarding or road-occupancy permit. We prepare the documentation and manage the application so the job is compliant before anyone climbs.
How much notice do you need, and what if I keep it longer?
A week of notice is ideal, though we often turn jobs around faster. If your trades run over, you stay on the agreed weekly hire rate, no penalty, just tell us before the dismantle date and we will extend it.
Can I just hire the gear, or do you erect it?
We design, erect, inspect and dismantle, because over four metres that is licensed high-risk work and the certificate and tag depend on it being built right. We do not drop unbuilt gear on a domestic site.
What insurance do you carry, and who is liable?
We hold public liability cover of $20M and carry the high-risk work licence the job requires. The scaffold is certified, tagged and inspected by us for the life of the hire, so the access is our responsibility, not your exposure.
How is the scaffold inspected once it is up?
We inspect and document every seven days, and after any alteration, impact or weather event. The register lives on site and is emailed to your site manager.
Is it safe for my trades and my family?
Every scaffold is built to AS/NZS 1576, handed over on a green Scaftag, and inspected weekly. If it gets altered, it is re-tagged before anyone climbs it.
Get started

Get a free site assessment and a fixed erect-and-dismantle quote you can actually read.

Tell us about the job. We’ll survey the site, design the access and send a quote with the hire, the certificate and the inspections all on the page.

✓ SafeWork NSW licensed✓ Insured to $20M✓ Engineer-certified design✓ 89 five-star reviews✓ Built to AS/NZS 1576
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