Service · Roofing & chimney

    Roofing & chimney scaffolding in Cornwall

    Roof-edge protection, fully-boarded top lifts and chimney beams for roofers, chimney specialists and re-roof jobs across Cornwall and Devon — designed for the trade that has to work at the ridge.

    What the service involves

    For a re-roof we set the top lift 150mm below eaves with double guardrails and toeboards, brick-guard where slates are being sorted at height, and safe ladder access at each gable. For chimney work we build a lightweight beam-and-truss platform bridging the ridge or independent scaffold rising past the stack, giving the sweep, pointer or rebuild crew a level working deck around all four sides. Where the pitch is steep or the coast wind matters we spec more ties and sheet the elevation to protect adjacent tiles and neighbours' cars.

    Why the Tubix approach fits roofing work

    Roofers lose money when the scaffold is late, wrong height, or fails an insurance inspection halfway through the job. We build to TG20:21 with new, fully compliant BS EN 12811 / BS 1139 tube, CISRS-qualified crews, and hand over with a Scaff-tag at the access and a digital pack (RAMS, design, photos) that satisfies the roofing warranty provider and the domestic client's insurer. Weekly statutory inspections are photographed while your job runs — no chasing paperwork after the fact. Lead time from written assessment to erection is typically 5–7 working days, so you can quote the customer with confidence.

    Typical Cornwall use case

    A Cornish slate re-roof on a Penryn cottage with two stacks needs an eaves-height perimeter plus a chimney beam over the ridge. We attend, mark up access, issue the assessment inside 24 hours, and erect the following week — top lift at safe working height, chimney platform level over the stack, and edge protection that stays put through Atlantic weather until strike.

    Ready to move? A written assessment lands in your inbox inside 24 hours.

    Where we deliver this service

    Towns we cover across Cornwall

    Pain → answer

    The things you've been told before. The way we do it.

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