South West Scaffolding Ltd is based in Dartington, Totnes, Devon, providing scaffold hoist solutions across Devon and the wider South West.
South West Scaffolding Ltd · Unit 6a Webbers Way, Dartington, Totnes, Devon, TQ9 6JY
What scaffold hoists cover
A hoist takes the strain and the risk out of lifting materials up a scaffold. We provide manual hoists such as gin wheels for lighter loads, and mechanical hoists for heavier or more frequent lifting, integrated safely into the scaffold.
The right hoist keeps materials moving and keeps operatives off ladders with heavy loads.
Who it's for
We work for roofers, builders and contractors moving tiles, blocks, membranes and equipment, and any project where lifting materials by hand would be slow or unsafe.
It suits both domestic re-roofs and larger commercial and industrial sites.
Fitted and used safely
Hoists must be mounted to a scaffold designed to take the extra loads, positioned and guarded correctly, and used within safe limits. We plan the scaffold and hoist together and build to TG20 and SG4 guidance.
Our CISRS-qualified, directly employed team, with NEBOSH-backed health and safety support, sets it up right.
Why choose South West Scaffolding Ltd
CISRS Qualified Operatives
Scaffolders trained and carded to recognised CISRS industry standards.
TG20 & SG4 Compliance
Scaffolds planned and built in line with documented TG20 and SG4 guidance.
NEBOSH Qualified H&S
Health and safety support backed by recognised NEBOSH training.
Directly Employed Team
Our own employed operatives, not agency labour, for consistent quality.
30+ Years of Access Solutions
Over three decades providing turnkey scaffolding across the South West.
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Scaffold Hoists - Your Questions
What is a scaffold hoist used for?
Lifting materials up and down a scaffold safely, from tiles and blocks to membranes and equipment, instead of carrying them by hand.
Do you offer manual and mechanical hoists?
Yes. Manual hoists such as gin wheels for lighter loads, and mechanical hoists for heavier or more frequent lifting.
Does the scaffold need to be designed for a hoist?
Yes. The scaffold has to take the extra loads, so we plan the scaffold and hoist together and set safe working limits.
How do I request a scaffold hoist?
Call 01803 867486 or use the contact form to discuss the materials and the site.