Stationary Scaffold
Fixed frame or system scaffold tied to the building for full-facade access.
Learn more →Scaffold Types · Available 24/7
Scaffold types we rent and install
Different jobs call for different scaffolds. Below is every type we rent, install, and remove across Southern California, with a one-line description each. Not sure which fits? Call us any hour at (323) 558-4058 and we will match the setup to your work.
Free-Standing Scaffold
Stands on its own base where there is no wall to tie into.
Learn more →Rolling Tower
Mobile scaffold on locking casters for fast repositioning indoors and out.
Learn more →Hanging Scaffold
Suspended platform that works down the face of a high-rise building.
Learn more →Stair Tower
Temporary stairs with landings and handrails for safe crew and material access.
Learn more →Trash Chute Tower
Scaffold tower that carries a debris chute straight to the dumpster.
Learn more →Shoring
Load-rated support that holds formwork and slabs while concrete cures.
Learn more →Pedestrian Canopy
Covered walkway that protects foot traffic below overhead work.
Learn more →Access & Egress
Ladders, stairs, ramps, and gangways for safe entry and exit at every level.
Learn more →Temporary Railing
Guardrail for open edges and rooftops with no drilling into the structure.
Learn more →Shrink Wrap
Scaffold clad in wrap or netting to contain debris and hold off weather.
Learn more →Special Event Scaffolding
Stages, camera platforms, and ramps built for events and film.
Learn more →Choosing the right scaffold
Three questions usually decide the type. How high do you need to reach? Is there a wall to tie into, or does the scaffold have to stand on its own? And does the platform stay in one place, or move around the job? A tied stationary scaffold handles most full-facade work. A rolling tower wins when the crew moves a lot. A free-standing scaffold works where nothing anchors, and a hanging scaffold drops from the roof on tall buildings.
Access, protection, and support
Some of these are not access platforms at all. Shoring supports structural loads rather than people. A pedestrian canopy protects the sidewalk. Temporary railing guards open edges, and a stair tower gives safe access and egress. Match them to the hazard, not just the height.
Rent any type, priced to the job
Every type here rents through our scaffolding rental service, and every quote follows the job rather than a flat rate. See scaffolding rental cost for planning ranges, then call for a same-day quote.
Scaffold types, FAQs
How do I know which scaffold type I need?
It comes down to height, whether there is a wall to tie into, and whether the platform moves. Tell us the work and we will match the type. A stationary scaffold suits most facade work, a rolling tower suits mobile jobs, and a free-standing scaffold works where nothing anchors.
Do you rent all of these scaffold types?
Yes. We rent, install, and remove every type listed here across Los Angeles, Orange, San Bernardino, and Riverside counties.
What is the difference between scaffolding and shoring?
Scaffolding is an access platform for workers and light material. Shoring is a load-bearing support system for the structure itself, such as formwork and curing concrete. They are rated for very different loads.
Can you combine several types on one job?
Yes. Many jobs use several at once, such as a stationary scaffold with a stair tower for access and a pedestrian canopy over the sidewalk. We plan the combination and install it as one system.
Not sure which scaffold you need?
Call any hour and we will match the setup to your job. Free quotes across Southern California.