The elevations involved
Explain where the windows are being replaced and whether work is happening on several sides of the building or in stages.
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Replacing windows above ground level? Tell us which parts of the building need access and what your window fitters have planned.

A few windows on one elevation and a building-wide replacement can call for different access arrangements. Start with the number of floors involved, the sides of the building and the requirements of your fitters.
If the property will be occupied during the work, mention entrances, shared paths and any access that needs to remain in use. These are useful details for the initial conversation, alongside the fitting schedule.
A few details help us understand the job.
Explain where the windows are being replaced and whether work is happening on several sides of the building or in stages.
Mention porches, extensions, gardens and shared access. Your fitters’ requirements and the property layout need to be considered together.
Allow for the work you actually expect your trades to complete, including any planned making-good. Discuss hire and removal when agreeing the scope.
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The access method depends on the building and the work. Discuss the requirements with your window installer, then contact Max Scaffolding about the scaffold access they need.
Tell us which parts of the building will be worked on and in what order. Any phasing or alterations need to be included in the discussion and agreed scope.
Flag entrances and shared access at the start. Arrangements are site-specific, so do not assume access will be unchanged without discussing the proposed setup.
Talk your plans through with Warren. Call Max Scaffolding to discuss the work and get a free quote.
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