Fire damage leaves smoke residue, char, soot and carbon deposits on brick, concrete and steel surfaces. Shot blasting is the most effective method for removing these deposits — restoring surfaces to a clean, sound substrate without the cost of demolition and replacement.
Why Shot Blast Fire-Damaged Structures?
Complete removal — shot blasting removes all smoke residue, char and soot from the surface and from the pores of brick and concrete.
Structural assessment — blasting reveals the true condition of the substrate beneath the damage, enabling accurate structural assessment.
Cost saving — salvaging fire-damaged structures by blasting is significantly cheaper than demolition and reconstruction.
Odour elimination — removes the source of persistent smoke odour from the structure.
Substrates We Treat
Structural steel (columns, beams, frames)
Brick and blockwork
Concrete (floors, walls, columns)
Timber (exposed structural timber)
Masonry (stone, render)
Insurance and Reinstatement Work
We work with loss adjusters, structural engineers and reinstatement contractors on fire damage projects. We can provide written reports confirming the surface condition before and after blasting to support insurance claims.