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Scaffolding companies in Albury, compared

6 businesses cover Albury. Compare their services, the jobs they take and how far away they're based, then call direct or get a quote.

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How this list is ordered: featured businesses first (they pay for the spot, at most 3 per page), then everyone else by distance from their base to Albury. How we list businesses

6 scaffolders cover Albury

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A tick means it's mentioned on their website or confirmed by the business. A blank means not stated, which isn't the same as no. Featured businesses (paid) are listed first.

BusinessDistanceResidentialCommercialMobile scaffoldRoof edgeFree quoteAfter hoursMulti-storeySays insuredEst.Equipment
Construction Safety Scaffolding<1 kmNot statedNot statedNot stated
Hamblin Hire<1 kmNot statedNot statedNot statedNot statedNot statedNot stated1978
Masta Scaffold6 kmNot statedNot statedNot statedNot statedNot statedNot stated2001Aluminium, Modular (e.g. Kwikstage)
First Scaff9 kmNot statedNot statedNot statedNot statedNot stated
Total Edge Protection10 kmNot statedNot statedNot statedAluminium
Total Edge Protection111 kmNot statedNot statedNot statedAluminium

Under 1 km

  • Scaffolding (erect & dismantle)
  • Roof edge protection / roof railings

Construction Safety Scaffolding is an Albury business erecting and dismantling scaffold for residential, commercial and industrial projects. It also supplies access towers, safety handrails and edge protection around Albury and Wodonga.

Residential and commercial jobs

Hamblin Hire

Based in Albury NSW and nearby areas

Under 1 km

  • Equipment hire

Hamblin Hire is an equipment hire and sales business in Albury serving the NSW and Victorian border region. Its range covers concrete tools, air compressors and scaffolding for tradies, contractors and home DIY jobs.

Residential and commercial jobs

Masta Scaffold

Based in Wodonga VIC

6 km

  • Scaffolding (erect & dismantle)

Masta Scaffold is a Wodonga-based scaffolding company using the Layher system for industrial and commercial projects. It works in Albury, Wodonga, Wagga Wagga and regional NSW and Victoria.

Commercial jobs

First Scaff

Based in Ettamogah NSW and nearby areas

9 km

  • Scaffolding (erect & dismantle)

First Scaff is an Ettamogah-based scaffolding contractor serving the Albury-Wodonga region and surrounding NSW and Victoria. It designs, builds and inspects scaffolds for industrial, civil, commercial and residential projects.

Residential and commercial jobs

Total Edge Protection

Based in Bonegilla VIC

10 km

  • Roof edge protection / roof railings
  • Scaffolding (erect & dismantle)

Total Edge Protection supplies edge protection and guard rail systems, plus scaffolding, from Bonegilla near Albury-Wodonga and a Wagga depot. It works on residential and commercial building sites across North East Victoria and southern NSW.

Residential and commercial jobs

Total Edge Protection

Based in Glenfield Park NSW

111 km

  • Roof edge protection / roof railings
  • Scaffolding (erect & dismantle)

Total Edge Protection supplies and installs first-floor edge protection and guard rail systems for residential and commercial construction and roofing. It has a Wagga Wagga yard at Glenfield Park and a yard at Bonegilla, and also provides scaffolding and scaffolding freight.

Residential and commercial jobs

Scaffolding in Albury: what to know

6 businesses cover Albury. Between them they offer scaffolding (erect & dismantle) (5), roof edge protection / roof railings (3) and equipment hire (1). 5 take residential jobs and 6 take commercial jobs. The nearest are based in Albury (1 km), Wodonga (6 km) and Ettamogah (9 km).

Licences

Anyone putting up, changing or taking down scaffolding where a person or object could fall more than 4 metres needs a High Risk Work Licence in the right class: basic (SB), intermediate (SI) or advanced (SA). Ask your scaffolder which class their crew holds and for a copy of their insurance.

Council permits

AlburyCity: Hoarding approval. Hoarding, scaffolding or other temporary structures on a council road or footpath need council approval first. Lodge an application form with the activity, location and dates, and pay the fee.

Suburbs outside the city centre may be in a different council area. Your scaffolder will often apply for you, so check who is arranging it before the job starts. AlburyCity's permit page (checked November 2026).

Read our scaffolding guides for typical costs and more on permits and licences.