Scaffolding for homes
Ladders are fine until the wall is two stories tall. We set up safe, level scaffold around one- to three-story homes so painters, stucco crews, roofers and homeowners can work at height, then take it away when the job is done.
How we handle it
Careful around the house
Base plates on pads, not in your flower beds. We keep the yard, driveway and neighbors in mind.
Rent only or installed
Handy with tools? Rent the frames and planks. Want it done? Our crew builds it in a morning on most homes.
Sized to the job
One wall for a window or the whole house for a re-stucco: you only pay for what you use.
Stucco people
Texas Pro builds stucco and stone walls every day, so we set scaffold where plasterers actually need it.
What our scaffold is used for
- Exterior repaints
- Stucco repair and re-coat
- Stone and brick veneer
- Roof, gutter and fascia work
- Chimney repair
- Window and siding replacement
Questions we hear
Do I need a permit for scaffolding at my house?
Usually not when it stays on your property. If it has to sit on the sidewalk or street, your city may ask for one, and we will tell you before we set it up.
Can you set it up on a slope or around landscaping?
Yes. Screw jacks level the frames on uneven ground, and we plan the layout around beds, AC units and fences.
We also build for
Multifamily
Garden-style, wrap and podium apartments, plus senior and student housing.
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Hotels
New select-service hotels and facade updates on hotels that stay open.
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Commercial
Storefronts, offices, restaurants, medical buildings and retail centers.
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Schools & churches
Schools, churches, gyms and public buildings: summer breaks, steeples and tall interiors.
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