Summit Scaffolding is a fresh and ambitious company who have built up an impressive client base and have a solid portfolio of customers that will be sustainable for the years ahead.
Summit wants to add value to life of all employees. Currently employing, growing and expanding. Summit has grown from 20 employees in 2016 to now currently employing up to 70 staff with a steady growth of 20% between 2020 – 2021.
At Summit Scaffolding we pride ourselves on our wealth of ‘hands on’ experience and knowledge in all aspects of scaffolding. We will continue to raise the standard as one of Ireland’s leading scaffolding companies.
Our Future
Summit Scaffolding supply a large quantity of Plettac Metrix scaffolding, which is one of the most adaptable innovative modular systems on the market to date.
Our scaffolding is Plettac Metrix, The rosette and wedge head system forms a positive, frictional locking connection that makes it extremely robust with load capacities in excess of those provided by traditional systems, our grated steel boards perfect for non slip surface in all weather.
This in turn ensures clients the highest standards of safety, while delivering their projects on time.This means that our system has a sustainability for now and into Summit Scaffoldings future.
Summit Scaffolding provide excellence in safety and service whilst building a sustainable relationship with our clients for the future.
Covering all areas of Scaffolding
How it all began!
Led by brothers Keith and David Dwyer, Summit Scaffolding Ltd prides itself on attention to detail and pro-active approach.
We provide a quality service and employing experienced and professional personnel.
Meet Keith
Company Director
Keith began his scaffolding career at the tender age of fifteen. Being a natural leader, he progressed rapidly and at the age of twenty was running a site in Auburn, Sydney, Australia where he had charge of thirty men.
Returning to Ireland in 2005, he formed his own business which, at its peak, employed twenty men. A number of large scale projects (a mix of commercial and residential) were undertaken for a client list which included Pierce Contracting and The Sisk Group.
The economic downturn and subsequent recession were responsible for the close of this business and Keith, not one to ever be idle, took up employment for a leading scaffolding company. There he had charge of the Great Island Power Plant Project in County Wexford (a 300 million euro project) and had charge of 45 men.
Following this project, he went on to scaffold the Glanbia Extension in Waterford which was the largest project in the country at the time – a team of 65 scaffolders worked on the site for 12 months, under Keith’s leadership. A leading scaffolding company saw Keith’s value and potential and they went on to make him a Contracts Manager for their business where he ran numerous projects spanning from Pharma, Commercial, Industrial and Residential.
Keith then began working for a top tier scaffolding contractor with a high-level standard of work. With this development, Keith took the initiative to form a brand new Company together with another very experienced scaffolding expert – his brother, David.
Meet David
Managing Director
David’s career in scaffolding began in his teenage years under the knowledgeable wing of his older brother, Keith. He worked with/for Keith when Keith had his own business.
When the recession struck and claimed many businesses in Ireland, David made the choice to travel to the Southern Hemisphere and he lived and worked in New Zealand for four years.
David found work in scaffolding and with his experience and knowledge he soon held the role of Senior Supervisor on a number of projects ranging from civil engineering projects (bridges), Pharma Plants, Commercial and Residential.
When the opportunity presented to return home and join forces with Keith to form a new company, David did just that.
