As Crosby, Stills and Nash said in the song Déjà vu,
“If I had ever been here before
I would pro’bly know just what to do.
Hey, don’t you?”
Pinnacle Scaffold does! That’s because we have.
This is phase 3 of the total façade restoration of the Merion Building at 700 S. Henderson Rd, King of Prussia, PA. Just like the other two sides, this one is in need of parapet restoration, masonry work and exterior cleaning. You can read about our first phase here.
We provided crews with an awesome system scaffold that ran the entire front of the building.
We gave them a stair tower for access and a debris chute with ports at each elevation.
The scaffold was decked in and debris netted on the top 3 levels where the work was being conducted.
You can see some of the parapet work in these photos.
Pinnacle also provided a canopy (overhead protection) at the entrance so people could get in and out of the building safely.
It’s our goal to make sure the client is happy with our work and also that the businesses remain open and have normal access. Mission accomplished.
And like the song says: “We have all been here before.”
We would love to be here again.
The job is going off without a hitch and everyone is happy. That’s the kind of song we like to sing at Pinnacle Scaffold!
If you need access or scaffolding call Tony P today at (302) 766-5322 or visit www.pinnaclescaffold.com.
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The last time we saw this job it was just a skeleton of system scaffold going up on one side of the building at the Washington House Condominiums (113 Main St., Newark, DE). We also had a large canopy out front. You can see the original post 
But the real reason we are here today is to show you what that finished product, all netted in and containment wrapped, looks like.
The front still has that massive double-wide canopy that allows the local businesses to stay open while the work goes on all around. But now you can see the complete containment wrap out front to keep all of the debris inside.
If you recall, this is a 60’ tall X 200’ long scaffold that allows crews complete access to each floor for a complete façade restoration.
As part of this update we’ve also added a section of canopy above and around the garage entrance.
And on the other side of the building, crews have completed the system scaffold over there and netted it in. They have also built a small canopy and entrance for access to the side door.
This job is being done in phases and will continue to move around the building itself until it’s completely finished.
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