New Leeds depot unveiled by Infiniti Scaffolding

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Infiniti Scaffolding’s new Leeds depot was unveiled this week, as the construction services group celebrated a number of new contracts wins across Yorkshire and the North.

The new 4,000sqft depot, at Prospect Park, Grangefield Industrial Estate, in Pudsey, Leeds, includes a warehouse, storage yard and a small office, and will support the company’s Scarborough HQ.

“This new depot represents a significant investment for us,” said Joe Naylor, Infiniti Scaffolding director, “but it is absolutely essential in allowing Infiniti Scaffolding to serve our growing list of commercial, industrial and private roofing, construction and scaffolding clients.

“We have been successful at gaining new work in the region which would have been unfeasible to service from Scarborough alone. As clients want us to work for them further afield, Infiniti Scaffolding has had to grow to meet that demand; we expect further investments to follow.”

Recent Infiniti Scaffolding contracts include for Mitie Group on Leeds and Huddersfield job centres; Wharfedale Homes in Harrogate; the entertainment centre in York; ENGIE in Helmsley, and William Hare in Bury, Manchester and Skipton.

Established in 2015, the group employs about 40 staff including skilled scaffolders, scaffold inspectors, expert builders, roofers, general labourers and drivers, as well as an experienced administration and office team.

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