Abbey Scaffolding

29/05/2026

Abbey Scaffolding Sussex Ltd

At Abbey Scaffolding Sussex Ltd, we provide reliable, professional scaffolding services across West Sussex, Surrey, and Hampshire. With years of experience in the industry, we take pride in delivering safe, efficient, and high-quality scaffolding solutions tailored to every project.

Health and safety are at the heart of everything we do. Our fully trained team works to the highest standards, ensuring every scaffold is erected safely, securely, and in full compliance with current regulations.

We cover all aspects of scaffolding for:

* Residential projects
* Commercial developments
* Industrial sites

Whether you require scaffolding for a small home improvement project or a large-scale commercial build, Abbey Scaffolding Sussex Ltd is committed to providing dependable service and workmanship to the highest standard.

Contact Us

📧 Email: [email protected]
📞 Phone: 07876 366667
🌐 Website: abbeyscaffold.co.uk

28/05/2026

27/05/2026

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17/05/2026

This year we was lucky enough once again to be asked to erect the stage for the Bognor 10k race main stage

An incredible day to be apart of and great to see the event growing every year.

To everyone who ran in the junior race and main race whether it was your first time or you managed a PB WELL DONE.

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13/05/2026

* 7.5T Iveco Lorry
* MOT until 31/01/2027
* Latest 10-week check completed
* Mileage: 188,000 miles
* Collection only – West Sussex

Contact:

* 07876 366667
* [email protected]

Ready for work and ideal for commercial use.

£5,000 no vat

01/05/2026

Recent scaffolding works by Abbey Scaffolding highlight out commitment to delivering safe, reliable access solutions across West Sussex, Surrey, and Hampshire.

With over 30 years of industry experience, Abbey Scaffolding has built a strong reputation for professionalism, efficiency, and high safety standards on every project.

From domestic properties to large-scale commercial developments, their fully trained and insured team ensures each scaffold is erected with precision, meeting all current safety regulations and best practices.

Our approach focuses on clear communication, smooth installation, and timely dismantling—helping projects stay on track from start to finish.

Based in West Sussex and operating throughout the surrounding counties, Abbey Scaffolding continues to provide dependable scaffolding services you can trust—no matter the size or complexity of the job.

20/04/2026

16/04/2026

Today we completed works at The Swan Hotel/Pub in Arundel.

Little history below ⬇️

Fabulous project to be apart of and looking forward to seeing all the works complete.

The Swan dates back to 1759, when it was built facing the bustling Arundel Town Quay. Originally there was a courtyard at the rear with stabling for horses and coaches, otherwise this fine Georgian building looks much the same as it did at the end of the 18th century. The old inn sign from that time is displayed in the hotel’s restaurant.

Before 1900 Arundel was a thriving seaport. It was originally registered as a port in 1071.By the mid-19th century the river Arun was linked by canals to London and Portsmouth.

Wharves along the Arun once bristled with the masts of ships and barges carrying coal, timber, chalk and salt. However, trade declined with the growth of Littlehampton harbour. Eventually, when a railway bridge was built across the river at Ford in 1938, tall ships could no longer reach the port.

Nevertheless, fresh local fish remains popular and is always to be found on the menu of The Swan Hotel. The Arun itself is famous for its mullet. Curiously, babies born in Arundel qualify to be called ‘Mullets’. The name is carried with pride – a register of ‘Mullets’ is kept in the town library.

At one time, to satisfy its thirsty seafarers, shipwrights and stevedores, the small town of Arundel boasted two breweries and no less than 30 public houses. In those days beer was safer to drink than the so-called drinking water. Rural Sussex did not receive piped water until the late 19th century, and some parts of Arundel not until the mid-20th century.

The Swan Hotel was never an ordinary alehouse. Kimpton’s Guide to Arundel of 1903 referred to The Swan as ‘Providing good accommodation for travellers and cyclists’. The guide also praised its ‘Wines and spirits of superior quality’ and its catering for ‘Beanfeasts and other parties’. Along with serving Fuller’s award-winning cask ales, these are traditions that The Swan Hotel is proud to continue to this day.
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