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Action Companies: Proven on the Most Demanding Scaffolding Projects

Writer: Action Scaffold
Action Scaffold
Sep 24
2 min read

Tucson AZ Water Tower

A lot of projects are straightforward.


Others come with magical elevations, logistical conundrums, skinny footprints, priceless orniments, or are just plain massive—or, our favorite, a set of drawings that makes everyone in the room go silent...


Those are the projects we like.


Texas free standing 100 foot trash chute by MDM Scaffolding - an Action Company.

At Action Scaffold, access isn't just about stacking scaffold higher, or quicker, or even having gravity based superpowers. It's about figuring out how to safely put American workers where the work needs to happen - backed by the applicable experience, coupled with the trade knowledge of what and how it needs to happen.


Sometimes that's as easy as a massive amount of system scaffolding. Sometimes it's a gravity defying cantalevered swing stage hundreds of feet above the ground. Sometimes it's a twinned mast climber, floating over the part of the building that was seemingly built to get in the way of the project.


And sometimes the hardest part isn't the access at all.

  • It's keeping project logistics moving.

  • Sequencing or phasing with specific trades.

  • Protecting historic elements, while works is being performed.

  • Building inside a space never designed for scaffolding.

  • Or figuring out how to mobilize thousands of pieces of equipment without bringing the entire jobsite to a standstill.


fraco mast climber installation by Action scaffolding

That's Where Experience Matters.

Action has been solving access problems since 1953.

More than seven decades later, the equipment has evolved and the projects have gotten bigger—but the job is fundamentally the same:


Find a way to get the crew there.

Build it right.

Keep the project moving.


From commercial construction and historic restoration to data centers, manufacturing facilities, power generation and heavy industrial projects, we're ready for the complicated ones.


Actually, we prefer them.


Got a project that's difficult to access? Good. Let's take a look.


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