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@JJ and A6
Its entirely down to each company how it conducts its risk assessments in order to comply with the Working At Height Regs. It may well be that in the case of the OP that the ground is so uneven and or sloping that scaffolding it is the only option. For most town houses it is the only option anyway. Now I'm not saying that this is the case but overgeneralising like you are seems a tad foolhardy.
Take a chill pill SC.
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