If your project involves working at heights, the answer is absolutely. If you are going to work at heights, then scaffolding is a must! Scaffolding systems provide level and safe working platforms for everyone involved with the project, thus enabling them to be more productive too in providing a higher level of safety, especially if it is for an element of roofing, outside painting, or general construction work. There is nothing better than scaffolding for risk minimization of accident injuries, providing better work positions for workers, and ease of access throughout the process. Suffice to say, if any work is at height, then working off scaffolding is definitely the safest way of achieving this.

Yes, Buildmakers offer scaffolding hire for short and long-term projects, and our hire packages also include installation of scaffolding, compliance inspections, and dismantling at the end of your work, all of which are planned. All our hire options are flexible and within the budget, so you only pay for what you need. 

The configuration times for scaffolding will vary depending on what is being completed. A residential scaffold can usually be erected in 1 – 2 days, and commercial or high-rise projects will take longer and require more setup. No matter the size of the project, Buildmakers will provide efficient installation services and work with you so the scaffolding is ready ahead of project deadlines. 

We provide safety, experience, and reliability all in one. Our certified personnel are specialists and will provide scaffolding systems for your project, always being open with costings and ensuring there are no hidden charges with our transparent rates. All of our services are compliant with WorkSafe NZ standards for overall safety with every build and project undertaken. We always guarantee delivery on time as we have a 'customer first' approach in everything we do, and we are the trusted scaffolding provider across Auckland for residential and commercial scaffolding needs.

Residential scaffolding is lighter, smaller, and designed for homes; commercial scaffolding is much heavier, larger, and used for larger-scale projects with a significantly greater load-bearing capacity.