
Scaffolding in Raynes Park
Who provides scaffolding in Raynes Park?
STR Scaffolding provides domestic and commercial scaffolding in Raynes Park (SW20) and the surrounding Surrey area. We design, erect and dismantle access scaffolding, roof and chimney scaffolds, temporary roofs, edge protection and solar panel access. Our scaffolders are CISRS-trained, we work to NASC standards, we are insured to £10 million, and we handle Merton Council highway licence applications on your behalf. Call 0203 962 1190 for a free, no-obligation quote.
- Areas covered
- Raynes Park — SW20
- Typical lead time
- On site within a few days
- Accreditation
- CISRS-trained · NASC standards · £10m insured
- Free quote
- 0203 962 1190
STR Scaffolding covers Raynes Park, West Barnes, Motspur Park and the Bushey Road area of SW20 from our Epsom, Surrey base — around twenty-five minutes up the A24 and Bushey Road, so we can survey quickly and return promptly to dismantle. Raynes Park is mostly inter-war and 1930s semi-detached and terraced housing, with pockets of larger detached homes towards Coombe Lane, flats and maisonettes near the station, and light industrial and retail units along the main roads. We provide access scaffolding for re-roofs, extensions and rendering, chimney towers, temporary roofs, edge protection and commercial elevations for contractors.
Domestic scaffolding
Homes, extensions and loft conversions.
Learn moreCommercial scaffolding
Sites, business premises and developments.
Learn moreRoof & chimney scaffolding
Safe access for re-roofs, chimney repairs and repointing.
Learn moreTemporary roof scaffolding
Weather protection for longer-running projects.
Learn moreEdge protection
Fall protection for roofs and open edges.
Learn moreSolar panel scaffolding
Roof access built for solar PV installers.
Learn moreA typical SW20 semi has a narrow shared side path and a rear garden reached only through the house or a neighbour’s access, so we agree the material route before the build and hand-carry where needed. Front gardens are often shallow here, which means scaffolds frequently touch the footway — worth knowing early because it affects both the design and the licence.
For maisonettes and small blocks around the station we design full-elevation access with stair towers — see our scaffolding for blocks of flats page for details.
Scaffolding standing on or oversailing a public footpath or road in Raynes Park needs a licence from Merton Council, which we apply for on your behalf with the required drawings and insurance details.
The scaffolding we build in Raynes Park




Need scaffolding in Raynes Park?
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