Denaby Main, Doncaster

Doncaster scaffolding with a name to live up to.

Residential, commercial and industrial scaffolding, priced to the job and up when you were told it would be.

Get a scaffold quote Call 07984 373407
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Scaffold around the gable of a new brick house, with two boarded lifts and a ladder up to the top, under a grey sky
Two boarded lifts round a gable

Scaffolding for re-roofs, chimneys, rendering, pointing, painting, windows, gutters, solar panels, extensions and new builds.

A family run firm with over 25 years in all aspects of scaffolding.

Based in
Denaby Main, Doncaster DN12
Work taken on
Residential, commercial, industrial, access, edge protection
Phone answered
Monday to Friday, from 8am

Scaffolding for the job in front of you.

Five kinds of work. Each one is planned round the trade that will be standing on it.

Boarded scaffold lift with blue brick guards across the front of a two storey brick house with solar panels on the roof

01

Residential scaffolding

Houses, bungalows and terraces, for the trades working on them.

How it works
A row of new brick houses under scaffold on a building site, with standards standing above the roofline

02

Commercial scaffolding

For builders and developers who need plots scaffolded as the brickwork goes up.

How it works
Scaffold boards laid tight on a working lift in bright sun, with standards rising past a blockwork wall

03

Industrial scaffolding

Bigger structures and working platforms, built to the job in front of us.

How it works
Scaffold around the gable of a new brick house, with two boarded lifts and a ladder up to the top, under a grey sky

04

Access solutions

Towers, ladder bays and frames, for when the job is one spot, not a whole building.

How it works
Boarded lift with toe boards and blue brick guards running along the rear of a new brick house

05

Edge protection

Guard rails and toe boards along a roof or an open edge, for work that happens at the top.

How it works

The name

It reads as Sir. It stands for three names.

In scaffolding, the standard is the upright that carries the load. It is also the level you hold yourself to.

The story behind the name

Steve

Ian's dad. The scaffolder he learned the trade beside.

Ian

Over 25 years in scaffolding, and the one who answers the phone.

Rowson

The family name, and the one that goes on every job.

  • Boarded scaffold lift with blue brick guards across the front of a two storey brick house with solar panels on the roof
    01First lift across a front elevation
  • Scaffold along the back of a brick house, with a tied ladder up to a boarded lift fitted with blue brick guards
    02Ladder access to a boarded lift
  • Tube and fitting frame with raking braces standing around a pair of French doors in a brick wall
    03Frame and rakers round a doorway
  • Scaffold boards laid tight on a working lift in bright sun, with standards rising past a blockwork wall
    04Boards down, standards up
  • Boarded lift with toe boards and blue brick guards running along the rear of a new brick house
    05Toe boards and brick guards on
  • Looking along a boarded working lift, with standards and blue brick guards against a cloudy sky
    06A working lift, boarded out

Tube, fittings and boards, the proper way.

Straight off Ian's phone, the way he took them. More go up here as jobs finish.

Try it

How much scaffold does your job need?

Height and length are most of the price. Tap yours and watch it go up. It is a rough picture: Ian prices the real building.

How high
How far along

One liftTwo liftsThree lifts, a short runone full sideall the way round.

Get a price for this

How a job runs

Priced to the job. Up when you were told.

  1. 1

    Tell us the job

    Four taps on this site, or a phone call. What the work is, how high, which sides, and when.

  2. 2

    Ian looks at it

    From your photos or in person, so the price fits the building and not a guess at it.

  3. 3

    You get a price

    One price for your job. If something would change it, you hear about that first.

  4. 4

    It goes up

    On the day you were told it would, ready for whoever is working off it.

  5. 5

    It comes down

    Ring when the work is finished and the scaffold is struck and taken away.

The base of a scaffold set out on sole boards across a cleared plot, standards up and the first ledgers on
Setting out on a cleared plot. Every scaffold starts level, on sole boards.
Ian Rowson of S.I.R Scaffolding, in a blue t-shirt

Ian Rowson scaffolded beside his dad for years. S.I.R is his dad's kit back out of storage, with his dad's initial first on the board.

Ian Rowson, S.I.R Scaffolding

About Ian and the name

Before you ring.

The things people ask a scaffolder first. If yours is not here, ask Ian.

07984 373407

How do I get a price for scaffolding?

Answer four quick questions on this site or ring Ian on 07984 373407. He needs to know what the work is, how high it goes, which sides of the building and when. Photos help. The price you get is for your job, not a guess from a list.

Do you put scaffolding up for homeowners, or only for builders?

Both. S.I.R takes on residential, commercial and industrial scaffolding, smaller access jobs like a tower at a gable, and edge protection. If you are a homeowner, it helps to know which trade is using the scaffold and what they need to reach.

Which areas do you cover?

S.I.R is based in Denaby Main, so Conisbrough, Mexborough and the rest of Doncaster are on the doorstep. If you are further out, ring and ask. Ian will give you a straight answer.

How long can the scaffold stay up?

For as long as the work needs it. Say how long your roofer or builder expects to be when you ask for a price, so the quote covers it. If the job runs over, ring Ian before the date, not after.

What does S.I.R stand for?

Steve, Ian, Rowson. Steve was Ian's dad, and the scaffolder Ian learned the trade beside. Ian runs the business now. Rowson is the family name. It reads as Sir, which suits a firm that means to be polite and turn up.

When can I ring?

The phone is answered Monday to Friday from 8am. Outside those hours, send the four questions through the site or a WhatsApp message and Ian will pick it up when he is next on.

Based in

Denaby Main

DN12, between Conisbrough and Mexborough.

On the doorstep

Conisbrough and Mexborough

Either side of Denaby Main.

And across

Doncaster

Further out? Ring and ask.

S.I.R Scaffolding

Tell us the job. Get a price for it.

07984 373407

Monday to Friday, from 8am. Ask for Ian.

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