About Us
For almost half a century Pendrich Height Services has been a market leader in the high level work sector, keeping up with the pace of modernisation both in our own industry, and the industries of our customers. We work on every kind of tall structure conceivable. Our engineers are trained and certified in different access techniques, employing innovation to find the best method for each unique project.
We are widely recognised for the quality of our work, the diversity of our services and the innovation employed by our specialists. We are fully trained, qualified and highly experienced in steeplejack services, steel fabrication and rope access – as well as a number of other associated services. Talk to us today to find out more or to ask for a no-obligation quotation.
Part of PTSG – the UK’s leading specialist services provider
Pendrich operates as an independent company. However, we have the enormous advantage of being part of Premier Technical Services Group Ltd (PTSG). PTSG is the UK’s leading provider of specialist services to the construction and FM sectors. It operates five business divisions:
Conquering the heights of the steeplejack industry
Pendrich has developed from a humble coal village company into an international organisation, where any problem at height can be assessed, planned and executed by experienced, qualified operatives.
Based in Rosewell, Midlothian, we have diversified our service offering from traditional cloth caps and steeplejack techniques into a modern, high-tech engineering company, providing height work solutions to a vast array of structures.
Pendrich’s roots and impressive service record are important to us, as we have built an incredibly diverse client base. We have completed work at a huge range of sites, from historic buildings that are 1,400 years old, to high-tech, blue-chip industrial buildings, councils, hospitals and private sector properties. But what we are most proud of is the fact that, through decades of business, we still service the same customers.
Services
Steeplejack Services
Today, Pendrich is a market leader in the high-level maintenance industry, servicing clients worldwide, carrying out work to various building elements such as chimney stacks, cooling towers, flare stacks and other high and unconventional structures.
Industrial Chimneys
To this day, Pendrich Height Services has been able to provide access solutions and repair methods for every high-level chimney project it has been contracted for, from maintenance of school chimney stacks to the demolition of power station chimneys.
Flare Stacks
Maintaining flare stacks has become its own specialised industry, and Pendrich has led the way in developing the best techniques to maintain these tall and complex structures. From flare tip removals and replacements, Pendrich’s expert techniques are unrivalled in executing works on these structures.
Guywires and Fabrication
Guy Tensioning/Replacement After a successful acquisition of an international structural wire tensioning and replacement company, Pendrich is now one of the few companies able to tension and replace wires connected to high structures such as flare stacks, towers, masts and industrial chimneys.
Blacksmiths/Coded Welders Pendrich has invested heavily in this sector by opening our own fabrication shop. Our blacksmiths and steel fabricators use computer-aided design (CAD) to produce any components that may be required for both new builds and restoration projects.
Rope Access
This is the safest method known to the industry for reaching high and awkward places. Pendrich’s qualified personnel will design and install a unique system to suit your specific requirements, using tried, tested and approved techniques to solve your problem safely, quickly and cost-effectively.
Historical Monuments
Our sensitive approach to these buildings provides the client with confidence that the architectural importance of the structure will be respected whilst works are being carried out. Pendrich is proud to have been the first steeplejack company to work on York Minster and the Scott Monument in Edinburgh.
