tbf Scaffolding

tbf Scaffolding has over 30 years' experience providing scaffolding services. The company operates from an Ipswich depot and serves customers across East Anglia. It provides scaffolding services to the commercial, domestic and industrial sectors. tbf Scaffolding undertakes contracts of all sizes, including new build developments, renovations, listed buildings and specialist works. Its work includes ITFC seating, church regeneration, a 16th Century building, boiler flue, demolition support and Holland and Barrett. tbf Scaffolding maintains an ISO-certified Health & Safety, Environment and Quality Management System.

It is a member of NASC and is CHAS and SMAS certified. The company has been awarded Constructionline Gold accreditation. Tony Moan is Operations Manager and Rob O'Shea is Contracts Manager. Both have earned NVQ Level 6 in Construction Management. tbf Scaffolding provides commercial scaffolding services for contract sites, domestic scaffolding for small and private businesses, and new build scaffolding packages for the largest house building companies in the UK.

tbf Scaffolding receives both positive and negative feedback from those who have used its services in Ipswich. A number of customers describe the scaffolders as friendly and the pricing as fair, with one reviewer noting that a small job was erected and dismantled on the arranged days for the quoted price. Reviewers often mention the quality of the scaffolding service and the ease of working with the team. On the other hand, one thing mentioned again and again is dissatisfaction with working practices. Some reviews raise concerns about noise from dismantling and erection work outside permitted hours, describing disturbance to nearby residents.

Others allege unauthorised striking of scaffolding belonging to another firm and the removal of equipment without consent. Complaints also reference waste disposal, with one account describing fly-tipping. These accounts suggest that while some customers value the results and cost, others experienced poor communication and conduct around site work and scheduling. The recurring theme across the negative feedback concerns timing and the handling of disputes, alongside the practical quality of the completed access structures.