Here at Twin Scaffolding, our local scaffolders are able to take on residential scaffold and domestic scaffold projects across Bishop Auckland.

Domestic vs Residential

Though the terms ‘domestic’ and ‘residential’ are used mostly synonymously, they have come to be used to refer to slightly different sectors in the building and construction industry.

On one hand, ‘domestic buildings’ refers to housing which is home to a family. Thus, domestic contractors may work on the family home, and sometimes has internal connotations, pointing to contractors who install appliances, fit kitchen and bathrooms, and a variety of other responsibilities.

On the flip side, ‘residential buildings’ refers to any aspect of housing, especially those which are classed as a care home, nursing home, block of flats, or other homes of multiple occupancy. Therefore, residential contractors undertake all kinds of tasks related to housing in general.

Residential Scaffold and Domestic Scaffold services, Bishop Auckland

Here at Twin Scaffolding, we are fully trained in delivering high quality residential scaffold and domestic scaffold services to all residential and domestic properties across Bishop Auckland and the North East.

Our local scaffolders can provide premium scaffolding to assist in numerous residential and domestic projects, including:

• Loft conversions
• External and Internal painting and decorating
• Chimneys
• Soffits and Fascia
• New Builds
• Building maintenance

We work with each client individually, whether they are a homeowner, landlord, or builder, designing the ideal scaffolding solution to suit every need. Our local scaffolders will then erect the scaffolding in compliance with industry recognised standards, and always work with compliance to approved codes of practice and the relevant Government legislation.

You can also be rest assured that we will undertake your project with the minimum amount of disruption to the property in question, so that you can carry on in your normal day-to-day life in and around your home.