Commercial surface preparation

A clear plan for the surface — and the work around it.

Bristol commercial enquiries are assessed around the substrate, coating, access, containment, programme and the next stage of work. We do not assume one method or claim a capability before the project has been reviewed.

Hero film: documented HB Tunnelling warehouse refurbishment, Doncaster.

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Defined before mobilisation.

Method, protection, access, clean-down and finishing responsibility are recorded against the individual site rather than assumed.

Project-led capability

Start with what the surface and site require.

Commercial blasting cannot be separated from access, containment, occupancy and the next phase. We define those interfaces before a method is agreed.

Structural and architectural metal

Steel frames, doors, gates, railings and robust fabricated elements assessed for coating or corrosion removal.

Industrial assets and equipment

Machinery, containers and suitable equipment considered around access, isolation and surrounding operations.

Coating and surface preparation

Preparation requirements discussed against the next coating, specification or inspection stage.

Site-based restoration

Selected cladding, floors and fixed assets reviewed with protection and clean-down defined in the plan.

Preparation and cleanup

Four stages around the blasting itself.

Containment and protection, surface preparation, protection of delicate areas and post-work clean-down are adjusted to the real site.

See the full process
  1. 01

    Share the project

    Send photographs, dimensions, postcode, surface condition, access and the result you want.

  2. 02

    Assess and test

    The team reviews the substrate and coating and may recommend a visit or representative test area.

  3. 03

    Prepare and protect

    Access, masking, containment and adjacent surfaces are planned before cleaning or blasting starts.

  4. 04

    Complete and hand over

    The treated surface and surrounding area are checked before the next finishing or repair stage.

Commercial work

Documented commercial projects, with locations kept clear.

Aerial view of the Doncaster warehouse refurbishment site

Commercial case study · Doncaster

HB Tunnelling — Doncaster warehouse refurbishment

A five-person multi-skilled team prepared warehouse steelwork, applied primer straight after blasting and completed intumescent fire-protective coating in coordinated same-day stages.

Commercial enquiry

Send the details that change the plan.

Include surface, coating, dimensions, postcode, access, occupancy, programme and the next trade or finish.

Contact preference

Please do not include confidential documents. Photographs are used to assess this enquiry and are stored securely.

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