2 businesses cover Hobart. 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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| Business | Distance | Residential | Commercial | Mobile scaffold | Roof edge | Free quote | After hours | Multi-storey | Says insured | Est. | Equipment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pro Scaff | <1 km | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated | ||||||
| Scaffold Logistics | 12 km | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated |
Based in Hobart TAS and nearby areas
Under 1 km
Pro Scaff is a Tasmanian scaffolding company with branches in Launceston and Hobart. It does domestic, commercial and industrial scaffolding, and can freight scaffold with its crane trucks.
Residential and commercial jobs
Based in Acton Park TAS and nearby areas
12 km
Scaffold Logistics supplies and hires scaffolding and provides scaffold labour, design, engineering and project management. Its site lists offices in Melbourne, Sydney and Hobart, with the Tasmanian office at Campbell.
Residential and commercial jobs
2 businesses cover Hobart. Between them they offer scaffolding (erect & dismantle) (2) and equipment hire (1). 2 take residential jobs and 2 take commercial jobs. The nearest are based in Hobart (1 km) and Acton Park (12 km).
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.
City of Hobart: Permit to occupy or carry out works on a public street. Hoarding, scaffolding or similar equipment on a public street needs a council permit. Apply online with a public liability insurance certificate and a traffic management plan.
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. City of Hobart's permit page (checked November 2026).
Read our scaffolding guides for typical costs and more on permits and licences.