Get a Free Estimate
Send drawings, specs or just the address and a few photos from your phone. We come back in one to three business days with labour, material and equipment time shown separately, so the number drops straight into your bid.
What happens after you send a request
Send drawings, a spec, or just the site address with a few photos. We read the scope, check access and how long the scaffold has to stand, then come back in one to three business days with labour, material and equipment time priced separately. If something on the drawings is unclear we call before quoting instead of padding the number.
Before you send it
The four things contractors check before filling this in.
How long does a scaffolding estimate take?
One to three business days for most commercial jobs. A tower with staged phasing, or shoring that needs an engineer to look at it first, can take longer. We say so when we acknowledge the request rather than letting it go quiet.
What do you need from me to quote?
Drawings or elevations if you have them, the site address, which trades are going up, and roughly how long the scaffold has to stand. On smaller jobs photos from a phone are enough to start. Anything else we ask for on the first call.
Is the estimate free?
Yes. Estimates and site visits cost nothing and there is no obligation to book after one.
Do you quote outside Metro Vancouver?
Metro Vancouver and the Lower Mainland are the working area. Further out is case by case and depends on the size of the job and how long the crew stays on site. Ask and you will get a straight yes or no, not a maybe.