Painted brick, sooty fireplaces, tired stone and graffiti. Controlled, low-pressure blasting lifts the dirt and coatings while respecting the face of the material.
Indoor fireplaces and feature walls can be done with sheeting and containment. Listed or historic buildings may need permission first, so check with your conservation officer.
We work across West Midlands & Staffordshire, in our workshop or on site with a mobile setup. Choose a morning, afternoon or full-day slot on the booking calendar, or send photos for a quote.
What we strip
- ✦Masonry paint
- ✦Soot & smoke staining
- ✦Graffiti
- ✦Algae & weathering
- ✦Old render residue
Ideal for
- ✦Fireplaces & chimney breasts
- ✦Feature brick walls
- ✦Stone facades
- ✦Garden walls
- ✦Commercial frontages
FAQ
Brick & stone: questions
Will blasting damage soft brick?
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Soft or old brick needs a gentle approach. We test on a small area first and pick media and pressure to suit what we find.
Can you blast indoors?
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Yes, with sheeting, masking and extraction. Expect some dust. We will explain what to clear from the room before we arrive.
Do you offer mobile blasting?
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Yes. Choose "mobile" when you book and tell us the address. Some jobs, such as fixed railings, boats in a yard or beams in a house, are best done on site.
How much does blasting cost?
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Price depends on size, coating and access. Send photos through the contact form for a quote. A half-day or full-day slot is often the simplest way to price larger jobs.
