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How To Start A Scaffolding Business

 

Starting a scaffolding business can be a lucrative venture, but it requires careful planning and execution. Let us guide you through the critical steps, so you can build a thriving scaffolding business that stands tall in the industry! 

  1. Overview
  2. Qualifications
  3. Pros and Cons
  4. How much can I earn? And startup costs
  5. Business structure and registering your company
  6. Create your business plan
  7. Marketing and Branding
  8. Register your business
  9. Red tape

 

Got a head for dizzy heights? Have no problems working in all weather conditions? 

Have knowledge of public safety and security and can follow technical drawings and plans? Starting your own scaffolding business could just be for you! 
Scaffolders are always in demand, whether they are erecting concert stages around the world, access towers for skyscraping office buildings, or working platforms for a local painting and decorating business.

 

  • Potential Annual Revenue: £50,000+
  • Startup Cost: £5,000-£10,000
  • Time To Revenue: 2-3+ months 
  • Annual Market Growth Rate:     %
  • Best for: Hard working, outdoorsy, self-motivated, problem solving entrepreneurs with a good head for heights.

 

Currently contributing a staggering £2.86 billion to the UK economy, the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) predicts that in order to keep up with demand, at least 200 newly qualified scaffolders need to be hired annually.
 

In the UK, there are over 6,000 scaffolding businesses that employ over 34,000 scaffolding workers and one thing is certain, there is a growing need for more. 

 

 

Qualified construction workers, particularly professional scaffolders are at a premium right now and will continue to be. This imbalance between the supply and demand of construction workers have been ascribed to a variety of issues, including economic and political uncertainties.

Adding to this is an ageing workforce and skilled employees departing the field quicker than they can be attracted, it is the perfect time to start your own scaffolding business and fill the sector’s loss. 

Maybe you´re already a qualified scaffolder and have decided to branch out on your own or you have finished an apprenticeship and gained some experience or want to see how you could start your own business once you’ve  finished a course and got experience, we are here to help take the next steps on your upwards journey. 

 

From registering your company, establishing your brand to marketing your services, we’ll cover everything you need to know to help you turn your creative talent into a successful scaffolding business. 

tam.coutts@thecompanywarehouse.co.uk:
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