
Rear scaffold, rendered semi
- Alfreton
- 3 days

Scaffolding across Derby
House, roof and chimney scaffolding across Derby, from the Victorian terraces of Normanton and Pear Tree to Chaddesden, Allestree and Mickleover. Danny comes out to look at the job, gives you a fixed price in writing, and the scaffold goes up with CISRS-carded scaffolders.
What we do in Derby

Scaffolding for re-roofs, rendering, repointing, painting and guttering on houses of every size.
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Roof-level working platforms with edge protection for re-roofs and repairs.
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A roof over the scaffold that keeps the house dry while the real roof is off.
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Scaffolding up to chimney stacks and gable ends, and quick access for small jobs.
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Guard rails and toe boards along roof edges so work at height stays safe.
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Scaffold stages and platforms for events, fun days and sports days.
More about event and stage scaffoldingDerby houses
Derby grew on silk, the railways and engineering. Britain's first water-powered silk mill was built here in 1717, the Midland Railway made Derby its headquarters, and Rolls-Royce opened a factory in 1907. The population went from under 15,000 in 1801 to over 100,000 by 1901.
That growth left streets of red-brick Victorian terraces in Normanton, Pear Tree and Rose Hill. Railway Terrace, lived in by 1843, is believed to be the earliest housing built for railway workers, and it's now part of one of the city's sixteen conservation areas.
Slum clearance in the 1920s and 30s moved families to new council estates in the suburbs, like Roe Farm in Chaddesden, and building started at Mackworth in 1950. Add the 1930s semis in Alvaston and the newer estates at Oakwood, and each part of the city needs a different scaffold. Danny looks at the house before pricing it.
◦ Covering DERBY and around, including
Pick your house
◦ DJS Scaffolding
Victorian terrace
Front or back, one side at a time
◦ DJS Scaffolding
Victorian terrace
Front or back, one side at a time
Permits and practicalities
A scaffold on a pavement or road in Derby needs a licence from Derby City Council. The council says the scaffold owner applies, which is us, with at least two weeks' notice, so tell us early. We'll say at the quote whether you need one.
Derby has sixteen conservation areas, including the railway streets, Friar Gate and Strutts Park. Scaffolding doesn't need planning permission in any of them. The work you're having done might, so check with Derby City Council's planning team first.
On a terrace or a semi, the chimney stack and the party wall often sit on the boundary with next door. If the scaffold needs to go on their side, you'll need their say-so first, so it's worth asking early.
Terraced streets and estate roads fill up with cars. If you can, keep the space outside the house clear on the day so we can get close to unload.
How it works
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Prefer to chat?07907 035553
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What people say
Danny came to put scaffolding up on our property so we could treat the Virginia creeper. He was punctual, friendly, and efficient and came out at short notice when we needed help. He completed the job with minimal disruption at a very competitive price. Would highly recommend.
Nicholas W. · Google review
Where we work
Our base in Ilkeston is about 8 miles from Derby, and we cover 16 towns across Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire.
◦ Nearest towns
Distances are as the crow flies.
See every area we coverYes. We cover the whole city, from Normanton and Pear Tree to Chaddesden, Spondon, Allestree, Mickleover and Littleover.
Derby City Council. A scaffold on a pavement or road needs its licence, and the council asks for at least two weeks' notice. It says the scaffold owner applies, which is us, and we'll tell you at the quote whether you need one.
Our base is in Ilkeston, about 8 miles from Derby as the crow flies. Ring Danny on 07907 035553 and he'll arrange a time to come and measure up.
Not for the scaffold, because scaffolding doesn't need planning permission. The work you're having done might, so check with Derby City Council's planning team before you book it in.
It depends on the height, how many sides need covering, the access and how long you need it. Danny prices every job after a free visit, and the price is fixed and in writing.
Yes. We cover 16 towns across Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire, including Belper, Ilkeston, Long Eaton and Nottingham.
Ready when you are
Ring Danny, or send the form and he'll call you back. Either way you get a fixed written price, not a guess.