John Cadburys House
Pigeon Netting
The service we delivered.
A scaffold had to be installed by Optimum scaffold. There were two scaffold towers installed; each tower was a cantilever design as it could only be fixed to one point on each side of the court yard. The instalment took four days to complete due to difficulties on site, restricted car parking and access. A permit to suspended the car parking bays at the front of the property had to be applied for. The scaffold had to be transported up one flight of stairs and through a window to access the court yard, the court yard was an irregular shape meaning the cantilever beams had to be cut to order. A new wire frame to support the bet was installed around the left and right sides of the current net. New netting was attached to the wire frame using hog rings. For want of a better description a hog ring is a large stapler that crimps the net to the wire. We installed 50mm stainless steel mesh into the gap that allows rain water to run off the roof and into the down pipes, this gap was large enough to allow pigeons to gain entry to the court yard. Minor repairs were then carried out on the top of the net.
Once the scaffold was removed the carpet covering the stairs and leading up to the access window was steam cleaned by Doug of Optimum scaffold and the window frame was repainted, a service supplied by Optimum that I am sure no other scaffold firm would supply