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Scaffolder Recommendation


muffins78

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Hi, I just want to recommend our scaffolder who looked after our rather large property. Gareth and Billy of BST Scaffolding. I found them on Checkatrade and mainly dealt with Billy. They are great at communication and very fair, and all the team who were on-site doing the work were really nice/polite and not noisy or anything like that.


All very professional and don't hesitate to recommend. They made things easier if anything.


You'll see from my other post, their scaffolding was stolen from ours aswell and how they managed that was exemplary.


Any questions, please ask!!


Billy's number is 07494447079 - please tell him it was my recommendation


We looked ages for our scaffolder and builder!!

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