ScaffSource opens new Texas HQ

Scaffolding and shoring provider ScaffSource has opened a new headquarters just outside of Houston in Deer Park, TX, the company announced. 

Compromising seven acres of land, ScaffSource’s new HQ is home to the company’s largest yard out of its nine current locations across the U.S. (Photo: ScaffSource)

Compromising seven acres of land, the new facility is ScaffSource’s largest yard out of its nine current locations across the U.S. and will be capable of storing up to one million pieces of scaffold and/or shoring materials at any time, the company said. Additionally, more than 60 of the company’s employee’s will begin to work out the new Deer Park office. 

ScaffSource’s new HQ. (Photo: ScaffSource)

Formerly United Scaffolding, ScaffSource rebranded in 2022, and the new headquarters will serve “as a continuation of the productive road ahead for the company as it continues to stake its claim as one of the most reliable and comprehensive scaffolding and shoring solutions providers within the oil & gas and industrial sectors widespread throughout the competitive Houston and Gulf Coast markets,” the company said. 

“Given the recent rebrand, we were looking to find a place that not only matched our growth trajectory, but one that would also be a good fit for our team and keep us strategically placed in the markets we serve,” said Jordan Narramore, ScaffSource’s business operations and marketing specialist. “Additionally, a new site like this gives us a boost – allowing us to enhance and expand on the opportunities we already have.”

Justin Anderson, president, products group at ScaffSource added, “The new facility is ideal to support the volume of business demand that we are experiencing, and it also has spare capacity for storage, more truck lands and excess office space for customer-support functions.”

The site will also give the ScaffSource team an opportunity to work together in one place, Narramore noted.

“Up until recently, we all worked from home,” Narramore said. “So, being able to work in-person will allow us to solve issues and identify opportunities more efficiently, since we’ll have much easier access to one other.”