Some work does not stay in one spot. Hanging lights down a warehouse aisle, patching drywall along a hallway, or painting a gym ceiling all go faster when the platform rolls to the next spot.
Our rolling towers sit on locking casters and come with guardrails and a built-in ladder. Roll it, lock it, climb it, work.
What is included
- Interior ceilings, lighting, and sprinkler work
- Warehouse racking and dock-area repairs
- Retail and restaurant tenant improvements
- Locking casters and full guardrails
- Delivered ready to assemble, or set up by our crew
Good for smooth, level floors
Rolling towers belong on hard, flat surfaces like slab floors and parking decks. On dirt, gravel, or a slope, a fixed scaffold is the better choice. If you are not sure which your job needs, send us a photo of the floor.
Rules your crew should know
Nobody rides a rolling tower when it moves. Lock every caster before climbing. Keep the height within the limit for the base width, or add outriggers. We go over these points at delivery.
Rolling Towers questions
Can I use a rolling tower outside?
Yes, on a flat, hard surface like a parking lot or patio. Avoid using it in strong wind, and lock the casters every time you stop.
How high can a rolling scaffold go?
Height depends on the base size and whether outriggers are used. Tell us the ceiling or work height and we will set the right base.