Haverhill Suffolk Factory Access Tower 2

Access Towers.

Scaffold access towers for maintenance, repairs and inspection work. Tell us what you need to reach and where the tower needs to stand.

Focused access for a specific task

Reach the work without overlooking the site.

Not every job needs scaffolding around a whole building. An access tower may suit a particular work area, depending on the height, ground conditions and task involved. From Haverhill, Resolve discusses tower access for commercial, industrial and property-maintenance projects across the surrounding counties.

From the people we work with.

I found Resolve Scaffolding via an Internet search. I contatcted them as I needed their assistance with a project that was being carried out in Haverhill. James visited site within a couple of days, quoted and we had our scaffold up within 5 days as agreed.

Working with Resolve

Start with the task and the space available.

Working height is only one part of choosing an access arrangement.

Explain the work, the number of people who need access and any tools or materials involved. Send photographs of the working area and approach, including ground levels, doorways and nearby obstructions.

We’ll discuss the access required and the expected hire period. Confirm installation, use and dismantling arrangements before work begins, and speak to us if the task or location changes.

Talk through your requirements

Before you enquire

Access Towers FAQs.

Practical details to help you plan your enquiry.

Suitability depends on the task, working height, space available and ground conditions. Send photographs and explain what needs to be reached so the access requirement can be discussed.

Do not assume every tower is a mobile tower. The photographs show scaffold access arrangements, and the type required should be agreed for your particular job. Tell us if repositioning is part of the planned work.

Discuss the internal space, floor conditions, access route and overhead obstructions with the team. Door sizes and restrictions within the building can affect the arrangement and installation.

Give the height and position of the work area, the available footprint and the access-route dimensions where possible. Photographs help show features that measurements alone may miss.

Contact the team if the working height, task or position needs to change. Do not alter the scaffold yourself; discuss the revised requirement and any effect on the agreed scope.

Let’s talk about your site

What do you need to reach?

Send a photograph, the location and the working height. Let’s discuss access for your maintenance or repair job.