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Scaffolding permit

To place scaffolding on the highway in Anglesey, you will need to apply to a scaffolding company that is already registered with Isle of Anglesey County Council. 

Please contact one of the scaffolding companies below.  They will make an application on your behalf.

MY Scaffolding Services – Anglesey
Caer Felin
Tŷ Croes
Anglesey
LL63 5RU

Telephone: 01407 810 032
Website: http://www.myscaffolding.co.uk/

Jamie Seager Scaffolding Services
2nd Floor Office
Abbeydale
24 Trinity Square
Llandudno
LL30 2RH

Telephone: 01492 581 340

Anglesey Scaffolding Company Limited
Amlwch Industrial Estate
Amlwch
Anglesey
LL68 9BQ

Telephone: 01407 831 331
Website: http://www.angleseyscaffolding.co.uk/

Steel Scaffolding Limited
Tŷ Ni
Caernarfon
Gwynedd
LL55 3EF

Telephone: 07796 502 633
Website: https://www.steel-scaffolding.com/

S L Scaffolding Services
3 Ffordd Tegid
Bangor
Gwynedd
LL57 1AW

Telephone: 01248 352 892

RS Scaffolding Erection Services Ltd
Clarence Drive
Llandudno
LL30 1TR

Telephone: 01492 860 854

Register as a scaffolding operator

If you are a scaffolding company that is not registered with Isle of Anglesey County Council then you must register before you can apply to place scaffolding on the highway. 

Register as a scaffolding operator - link opens in the current tab

A summary of the eligibility criteria for this licence

Permission may be given subject to conditions which may relate to the following:

  • siting and location of the scaffolding
  • traffic and parking restrictions
  • scaffold dimensions
  • making scaffolding visible to traffic
  • care and disposal of scaffold contents
  • signing lighting and guarding of scaffolding
  • scaffold removal

A tacit agreement is an agreement that is implied or assumed without being actually stated.

It does not apply to the issuing of a scaffolding permit by Isle of Anglesey County Council.

Please contact the Highway Service in the first instance.

Please contact the Highway Service in the first instance.

We would always advise that in the event of a complaint the first contact is made with the trader by you - preferably in the form a letter (with proof of delivery).

If that has not worked, Citizens Advice will give you advice.