The gateway to this property was constructed from reclaimed bricks, which originally gave a somewhat rough, ‘untidy’ look. After Grit blasting, a much smoother and neater finish helped to create an aesthetically appealing entrance. At the same address, a luxurious ‘Wendy House’ was created from reclaimed bricks which were then
Previously an old industrial building which has now been converted into modern office accommodation, this property required extensive renovation. Intercity operatives removed the old plasterwork and blasted the walls to reveal a smooth brick finish which has been retained as an architectural feature.
All brickwork and stonework on this property was blast cleaned, with the windows then being prepared and repainted. This partially-blasted section of the exterior wall shows the difference in appearance before and after Blast Cleaning. This photograph demonstrates how much fresher the façade looks when contrasted with a neighbouring property.
Dust-free captive blasting was used on this factory floor to remove old paintwork and to provide a good key for new paint
Phipps Bridge is a World War II Bailey Bridge located in South London now open for use for the general public. A Bailey Bridge is a type of portable, pre-fabricated, truss bridge. It was developed by the British during World War II for military use and saw extensive use by
The original oak beams were gently sand blasted back to provide a smooth, clean finish. This Grade II Listed barn underwent a painstaking renovation project to convert it into a smart, contemporary residence.
We have recently completed a mobile shot blasting project at the Peace Pagoda in Birmingham, West Midlands. We have shot blasting teams operating out of Central London and Coventry, West Midlands to provide a national service on shot blasting and industrial painting projects. We offer stone & masonry cleaning and
The shot blasting London team have recently been working on the restoration of Grade II-listed Camden canal bridge “Dead Dog Bridge”. Built in 1846, this bridge is the busiest canal footbridge in the country with over one million visits a year to cross the Regent’s Canal. The busy crossing is
