Timber restoration
Oak Beam Cleaning
Controlled cleaning for oak beams, frames and structural timber where character matters.
- Oak ceiling beams
- Barn and A-frame timbers
- Period-property frames
Residential services
Find the right starting point for your surface.
Choose the material or feature that is closest to your project. Each page shows the sorts of surfaces we assess, what helps us quote accurately and similar work from our gallery.
Masonry restoration
Brick Cleaning
Surface-specific cleaning for brickwork affected by suitable paint, soot, grime and staining.
- Internal feature walls
- Fireplace surrounds
- External brick façades
Metal and timber preparation
Gate Sandblasting
Coating and corrosion removal for suitable gates and railings before a separate finishing stage.
- Steel and iron gates
- Railings and balustrades
- Suitable timber gates
Interior masonry
Fireplace Cleaning
Careful removal of suitable paint, soot and buildup from brick or stone fireplace surrounds.
- Brick fireplace breasts
- Stone surrounds
- Chimney-breast masonry
External timber and masonry
Outbuilding Cleaning
Cleaning and coating removal for suitable timber, brick and stone outbuildings.
- Timber-clad outbuildings
- Garden rooms and sheds
- Small barns and stores
Entrances and mixed materials
Porch Cleaning
Controlled cleaning for suitable timber, brick and stone porches with protection around glass and joinery.
- Oak-framed porches
- Timber entrance structures
- Brick and stone porches
Exposed structural timber
A-Frame Blasting
Methodical cleaning for exposed A-frame and roof timbers across large interior volumes.
- Open A-frame interiors
- Barn roof structures
- Exposed rafters and trusses
Detailed timber and metalwork
Staircase Restoration
Controlled coating removal around treads, rails, balusters and junctions where detail must be retained.
- Timber staircases
- Balusters and handrails
- Metal stair structures
Not sure which approach fits?
Start with the material, then choose the method.
Sandblasting, soda blasting and shot blasting are not interchangeable. Our simple method guide explains the questions that help match the approach to timber, brick, masonry or metal.
Read the blasting method guideShare the project
Send photographs, dimensions, postcode, surface condition, access and the result you want.
Assess and test
The team reviews the substrate and coating and may recommend a visit or representative test area.
Prepare and protect
Access, masking, containment and adjacent surfaces are planned before cleaning or blasting starts.
Complete and hand over
The treated surface and surrounding area are checked before the next finishing or repair stage.
Service FAQ
Before you choose a method.
Which blasting method is right for my project?
It depends on the substrate, the material being removed, access and the finish you want. Photographs and dimensions help with the first review; a test area may be recommended before wider work.
Can you work on older or character properties?
The current Bristol service includes older and character-property work. The method is selected cautiously, and any consent or specialist requirement remains the property owner's responsibility.
How do you control dust and mess?
Preparation can include masking, sheeting, local containment and a planned clean-down. The exact controls are set by the room or site, material and access.
What should I send for a quote?
Send clear photographs, the postcode, surface type, approximate dimensions, what needs removing, access details and the result you want. Up to three images can be attached to the secure form.