What's included
- Frame scaffold for walls, stucco, paint, and windows
- System scaffold for curves, setbacks, and heavy loads
- Rolling towers for interior ceilings and storefronts
- Planks, guardrails, base plates, and screw jacks included
- Four-week standard term, extend as needed
- Delivery and pickup scheduled around your crew
Pick the scaffold for the work, not the other way around
A stucco patch on a two-story house in West Anaheim and a re-skin on a four-story office in the Platinum Triangle need very different setups. The first is a few bays of frame scaffold. The second may need system scaffold with tie-ins, stair access, and a loading bay for material.
Tell us the wall length, the height to the top working level, and what trade will be on it. We'll size the rental from that, so you don't pay for frames that sit unused in the yard behind your job.
What a rental includes
Every rental comes with the parts that make scaffold usable and safe: frames or standards, cross braces, planks or steel decks, guardrails, toe boards where needed, base plates, and screw jacks for uneven ground. You won't get a truck of frames and a list of missing pieces.
The standard term is four weeks. Jobs run long all the time, and extending is a phone call. If the scope grows, we bring more material to the site. You don't need to start a new rental.
Rent it bare, or have us build it
Some contractors have their own scaffold-trained crew and want material only. Others would rather not spend a day building access before the real work starts. Both are fine.
Add setup and dismantling and one crew owns the scaffold from delivery to pickup. That matters most on tall or tricky jobs, where a scaffold built wrong costs you more than the rental.
Scaffold Rentals: questions
How long is a scaffold rental?
The standard term is four weeks. You can extend it as many times as the job needs. Call before the term ends and we'll roll it forward.
Can I rent scaffold without setup?
Yes. Material-only rentals are delivered to your site and picked up at the end. Your crew needs to be trained to erect and inspect scaffold under Cal/OSHA rules.
Do you deliver to residential streets?
Yes. Tell us about tight driveways, HOA gate codes, or parking limits when you book so the truck and drop spot are planned ahead.