Rose Cottage

Residential Property with scaffold to allow Roofing Works

Client Background:

  • Our client, a homeowner, sought our services for a comprehensive and competitive scaffold solution to enable full retile and gutter replacement. The residential property was situated on a busy road, posing unique challenges that required meticulous planning and coordination.

Challenges:

  • Busy Road and Traffic Management: The property’s location on a busy road necessitated a thoughtful traffic management solution to ensure the safety of both pedestrians and motorists. A traffic light system was deemed necessary to manage the flow of vehicles and pedestrians during the presence of scaffolding on the pavement.
  • Permit Requirements: Securing permits from the local council was crucial due to the project’s impact on public space. Coordination with the council was essential for obtaining pavement licenses and ensuring compliance with regulations.

Client Collaboration:

Our collaboration with the client was paramount to the project’s success. We worked closely with the homeowner to understand their specific requirements and concerns. In particular, coordinating access to the rear of the property was crucial for efficient execution.

Execution Strategy:

  • Scaffolding Installation: Provided scaffolding to facilitate safe access to the roof and a working platform for the roofers. Ensured the scaffolding met safety standards and regulations.
  • Traffic Management: Coordinated with a traffic management company to implement a traffic light system during scaffolding installation and removal. Obtained necessary permits and approvals from the local council to ensure compliance.

Safety Measures:

  • Road Safety: Implemented the traffic light system to manage vehicular and pedestrian traffic, minimizing disruptions. Clearly marked the work area with warning signs and barriers to enhance safety.
  • Scaffolding Safety: Regularly inspected and maintained the scaffolding to guarantee stability and safety.  Provided safety training for the roofing team working on the scaffolding.

Outcome:

The project was executed smoothly, with the client benefiting from a fully renovated roof and gutters. The traffic management system ensured the safety of all stakeholders during the project, and the collaboration with the homeowner facilitated a seamless process.

Conclusion:

This case study highlights our commitment to delivering high-quality residential scaffolding services while navigating complex challenges. Our ability to collaborate with clients, coordinate with local authorities, and implement effective safety measures ensures successful project outcomes.

New Build Development Scaffolding in Roedean

New build scaffolding in Roedean

Client:

CBG Construction 

Location:

Brighton, Roedean

Scaffolding Requirements:

The latest project we have been working on is a new build development consisting of a single residential large new build home located in Brighton. The work consists of working alongside other contractors on a fairly small site, meaning we had to work very closely with the site team to ensure our work is compact and keeps everyone safe. CNM worked alongside the brickwork contractor, providing them with brickwork lifts as well as a raised loading bay and staircase for access and fall protection. This is a current and ongoing project. 

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Residential Scaffolding Roedean
New build scaffolding Roedean

Residential Scaffolding in Barnham

Client:

Residential Property 

Location:

Barnham, West Sussex 

Summary of works:

Independent temporary roof structure to enable full roof rebuild following a devastating fire to the property. The Temporary roof meant works could continue to take place, whatever the weather, helping get the owners back in the property as soon as possible. The structure we had provided would offer a weather-tight solution whilst the works took place, also helping to stop further damage from water ingress. The roof will be up for around four to five months whilst works continue on the property.

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Scaffolding Services in West Sussex
Scaffolding in West Sussex
Scaffolding Services in Barnham
Scaffolding in Barnham
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Residential Scaffolding Barnham

Residential Property, Brighton

Project Type:

Scaffolding to provide safe access for repair works on a residential property

Project Location:

Brighton

Project Details:

CNM complete work for many commercial and residential jobs. We have recently completed a job for a residential property in Brighton. This was a project to ensure safe access for repair works on the property. An independent scaffold was installed to enable chimney access for these works, as well as fully boarded lifts to the front elevation of the property which helps to provide full and safe access for decoration and repair works. 

Key Highlights :

Client Satisfaction: CNM Scaffolding prioritised client satisfaction. We always want to ensure client satisfaction with all our jobs and ensure that we create minimal disruption with our work. 

Compliance with Legislation: CNM Scaffolding is committed to ensuring that all relevant scaffold legislation was adhered to. This included safety regulations, environmental standards, and other legal requirements that must be adhered to.

Scaffold Design: CNM Scaffolding provided a scaffold design that met the project’s specific needs, ensuring both safety and functionality. The scaffold was designed to accommodate safe access to chimney works and other decoration and repair works. 

The Old Dairy, Littlehampton

Diary Farm Littlehampton

Main Contractor:

PH Beck

Project Duration:

8 weeks per block

Project Type:

Erection of temporary scaffold structure for roofing works

Project Details:

CNM Scaffolding recently undertook a significant project, demonstrating our prowess in the industry. The journey began with a competitive tender process in which we submitted a comprehensive proposal to the client. Our dedication to excellence, cost-effective solutions, and unmatched expertise set us apart, ultimately securing the project. Upon winning the contract, CNM Scaffolding immediately embarked on the design phase. Our team meticulously crafted scaffold designs that met the unique needs of the project. These designs were not only functional but also optimised for cost-efficiency. Concurrently, we developed precise programme timelines that ensured a streamlined workflow throughout the project’s duration. The culmination of our efforts was the successful implementation of the project. Our dedicated team worked tirelessly over a 15-day period to erect the first phase of the scaffold structure. Our commitment to precision, safety, and efficiency ensured that the project was executed with excellence, meeting and exceeding the client’s expectations.

Project Challenges:

The project required the erection of a temporary scaffold structure to support roofing works. The primary challenge was to ensure the scaffold met all safety and regulatory requirements while facilitating efficient roofing work. With the secondary block scheduled for erection in the next few months This continuity of workflow was crucial to meet the project’s deadlines and was meticulously planned. The challenge our teams also faced was working in a live environment, meaning that we had to ensure our team made allowances to work with the local residents to ensure that access was clear, and we were working within the working hours guidelines.

Key Highlights :

1. Client Satisfaction: CNM Scaffolding prioritised client satisfaction. Close collaboration with the client, PH Beck, ensured that the
project’s objectives were met, and the client was very pleased with the results.

2. Community Engagement: CNM Scaffolding worked closely with local residents to ensure their needs and concerns were addressed throughout the project. Open communication and community outreach played a vital role in maintaining a positive relationship with the residents.

3. Compliance with Legislation: CNM Scaffolding is committed to ensuring that all relevant scaffold legislation was adhered to. This included safety regulations, environmental standards, and other legal requirements.

4. Scaffold Design: CNM Scaffolding provided a scaffold design that met the project’s specific needs, ensuring both safety and functionality. The scaffold was designed to accommodate roofing works and provide a secure working platform for the roofing team.

Conclusion:

The commitment to client satisfaction, community engagement, compliance with scaffold legislation, and the provision of a well-designed scaffold structure were the cornerstones of this project’s success. CNM Scaffolding looks forward to future projects and the opportunity to continue delivering high-quality scaffold solutions.

West Sussex County Hall

West Sussex County Hall

Service type: 

Scaffold erected to allow for window and dormer repairs

Address: 

West Sussex County Hall

Summary of works:

Storm Eunice had severely damaged the flat roof of the hotel. The flat roof felt had been completely ripped from the boards causing interior flooding. Scaffolding was erected to allow for safe access to the roof. We had to section areas off as we worked for the health and safety of the general public.
Storm Eunice had severely damaged the flat roof of the hotel. The flat roof felt had been completely ripped from the boards causing interior flooding. Scaffolding was erected to allow for safe access to the roof. We had to section areas off as we worked for the health and safety of the general public.

As the business was still operating where it could, we had to adhere to the customer’s timings and requirements, to prevent them for losing further revenue. A suitable design for the entire building to encapsulate the building, with the rear scaffold being specifically designed to keep weight off the roof, as part of the building was still in operation. 

The project lasted for 6  months. 

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cnmscaffolding West Sussex County Hall

Avisford Park Hotel, Walberton

Avisford Park Hotel, Walberton

Service type

Scaffold erected to give safe access for roof repairs caused by Storm Eunice

Address

Avisford Park Hotel, Walberton
Storm Eunice had severally damaged the flat roof of the hotel. The flat roof felt had been completely ripped from the boards causing interior flooding. Scaffolding was erected to allow for safe access to the roof.

Summary of works

Our customer required scaffolding to be erected to the front elevation of the building so that repairs could be made to the windows and dormers safely. We had to consider continuous pedestrian and vehicle traffic. As well as this we had to section off areas with herris fencing. Our arrival and departure was prompt to prevent delays to office workers.

As the business was still operating where it could, we had to adhere to the customer’s timings and requirements, to prevent them for losing further revenue. A suitable design for the entire building to encapsulate the building, with the rear scaffold being specifically designed to keep weight off the roof, as part of the building was still in operation.

The project lasted for 6  months.

Points to consider

Section areas off as we worked for the health and safety of the general public.
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Avisford Park Hotel, Walberton cnmscaffolding
Avisford Park Hotel, Walberton cnmscaffolding

Holy Cross church, Binstead

Holy Cross church, Binstead cnmscaffolding

Service type: 

Scaffold erected to allow for repairs to the interior and exterior of the building

Address: 

Holy Cross Church, Binsted

Summary of works:

Our customer required scaffolding to be erected to the exterior of the church to allow for access to the roof for repairs. Scaffold was also erected carefully to the interior to give safe access for repairs and maintenance. At the time of the install, there were very high winds. This can cause added health and safety factors. We checked forecasts before arrival and tight deadlines had to be strictly adhered to.

Predominately storm damage to the church and some general maintenance.  Two scaffolds had design, due to the building being listed the scaffold had to be carefully erected without touching the actual building. Monoflex sheeting was used to encapsulate the scaffold and to prevent dust and debris falling into the main building as this was still in use by the public. External hoarding was tied into the exterior of the structure using 4m corrugated sheeting.

Project lasted for a total of 12 months

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Holy Cross church, Binstead cnmscaffolding
Holy Cross church, Binstead cnmscaffolding
cnmscaffolding Holy Cross church, Binstead