A little about LM Blasting - Your Sandblasting Specialist
LM Blasting is a specialist surface cleaning, restoration and preparation business. Our focus is on providing quick, clean, competitive, and friendly service to all our commercial and private customers.
Established in 1980, LM Blasting has extensive experience in all aspects of surface cleaning, renovation, and preparation. Before any job, we provide specific advice on which technique is appropriate for your project, whether chemical cleaning, dryer abrasion, wet blasting, or dustless cleaning. Our team of highly trained technicians works quickly and efficiently to complete your blast cleaning, using the best materials and methods to deliver the best outcome for you.
We have bases in Hertfordshire and the Midlands, are active across the UK, and have a powerful presence in London and the South. We have extensive experience working with local authorities across the UK and Greater London.
Sandblasting, brick cleaning, and stone cleaning can generate significant dust and mess, but our team works carefully to minimise impact and keep the work area as clean as possible.
Call us now at 0333 577 1550 for a quick, competitive quote, or email us at sales@lmblasting.com.
Please Note: Whilst sandblasting is an appropriate method for removing paint and rust from metalwork, we do not work on small metal parts or car bodywork, motorcycles, or bicycles. Our process is not suitable for car parts, car wheels, garden gates or other small metal items.
Unlike other techniques, sand blasting/blast cleaning protects the existing brickwork, making it the leading restoration approach for heritage properties. We deliver high-quality services for commercial and residential projects.
For brick cleaning, whether you are a homeowner, developer or contractor, if you value good practice and results, you will recognise that blast cleaning remains the most effective way to enhance your property's appearance.
Using advanced blast cleaning processes, we can strip away layers of aged paint and staining to restore brickwork to its original character or prepare the surface for a high-quality repaint.
By applying professional blasting and sandblasting techniques, LM Blasting can safely remove multiple layers of old paint from stone surfaces. Built-up soot, grime and general weathering are removed with precision, revealing the natural character of the stone beneath.
This thorough process not only restores the appearance of the stonework but also creates an ideal surface for repainting or applying any other finish that requires a consistently clean, well-prepared base.
Beam cleaning is carried out by blast cleaning/sandblasting heavily coated beams and remains the most reliable way to restore them to their best condition.
Our team can complete tasks that might take weeks with chemical stripping or wire brushing within a few hours.
Blast cleaning leaves the timber fresh, clean and ready for any insecticidal treatments or protective sealants you may require. In addition, freshly cleaned woodwork highlights the natural character of exposed beams and can significantly enhance your property's value.
Blast cleaning is practical and cost-effective for treating beams, though it generates substantial dust and is best performed early in any renovation project.
We undertake all commercial and residential beam cleaning work.
We employ a range of specialist abrasives, including sand, steel shot, grit and glass beads, to effectively remove oil, dirt, mill scale, rust and aged coatings from metal surfaces. In addition to cleaning, abrasive blasting is an ideal method for preparing metal for repainting or applying new protective coatings, ensuring a durable finish.
The substrate condition and the required level of surface refinement determine the choice of abrasive. Milder media will lift most contaminants without marking the metal, while stronger options tackle persistent corrosion and heavily built-up coatings. These heavier abrasives can also leave a more pronounced texture on the steel or metal surface.
We manage commercial and residential projects but are unable to undertake smaller metal items, including vehicle components, bicycles, or similar items, today.