Restoration, Coating Removal and Protection Services
Surface cleaning and restoration solutions
We remove coatings, grime, and biological growth from historic, commercial, and residential properties using DOFF superheated water cleaning, soda blasting, and dustless blasting methods.
With a focus on quality and environmental care, Blast Clean Scotland restores your property efficiently while upholding the highest standards.
Why Choose Us?
His hands-on approach and deep understanding of restoration techniques have allowed him to tackle complex challenges with precision and care. With a strong commitment to quality and customer satisfaction, he leads the company in delivering expert restoration solutions.
More details about his expertise, project successes, and industry knowledge can be found on the website and social media pages.
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A new chapter for one of Dundee’s historic tram depots.
Maryfield Tram Depot is being transformed into the new home of Dundee Museum of Transport, and we were brought in to undertake extensive specialist cleaning and coating removal as part of the redevelopment.
Large areas of the original brickwork had been covered by multiple layers of hazardous paint. The challenge was removing those coatings while carefully controlling the cleaning process to protect the underlying brick.
Once stripped back, the difference was remarkable. What had been a heavily painted industrial interior began to reveal the original red brickwork and architectural detailing of the depot.
Our work also extended to cleaning the extensive roof structure, preparing another major element of the historic building for the next stage of its restoration.
Projects like this are exactly why we enjoy working with historic buildings. Sometimes cleaning isn’t about making something look new. It’s about revealing what’s still there.
Specialist cleaning and paint removal for historic buildings across Scotland. #HeritageRestoration #BuildingRestoration #PaintRemoval #HistoricPreservation #ScottishHeritage
Sometimes restoration starts by removing what was added later.
On this Edinburgh basement, the original stonework had been covered with an acrylic-bound masonry paint.
We used superheated water to soften and carefully remove the coating, exposing the masonry beneath and preparing it for the next stage of repairs.
Our work is only one part of the process here. The remaining cement pointing will be removed by the stonemason before the appropriate masonry repairs are carried out.
Traditional buildings often need a sequence of specialist trades rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.
Specialist cleaning and coating removal for historic and traditional buildings across Scotland.
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Look at the detail that was hiding underneath the paint.
Last week we completed the careful removal of existing paint coatings from this decorative cast-iron staircase within a B-listed property in Bruntsfield, Edinburgh.
Over time, repeated layers of paint can begin to obscure the finer details of historic ironwork.
Our job was to gently blast the existing coatings away, revealing the original detail beneath and leaving the ironwork ready for proper repairs and redecoration.
The bare iron shown in the final photographs is our completed stage of the work, rather than the final decorative finish.
It’s a good example of why coating removal on historic features isn’t simply about stripping something back. The aim is to remove what needs to come off while retaining the detail underneath.
Specialist cleaning and coating removal for historic and listed buildings across Scotland.
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Job’s not done till the tank’s empty
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Delighted to see King Charles unveil this striking new monument in Edinburgh’s Princes Street Gardens today, marking 20 years of The Royal Regiment of Scotland — a reclining bronze lion, cast in six sections to honour the six historic regiments that came together in 2006.
We were honoured to be asked to give the stone plinth a final clean ahead of the lion being placed on top. As a team with our own roots in the Royal Marines, moments like this carry extra weight — we’ve had the privilege of caring for the Commando Memorial too, and there’s something quietly humbling about being trusted with the finishing touches on monuments that carry so much service and sacrifice behind them.
Thank you to everyone involved in bringing this project to life, and for trusting us to make sure it was looking its best for today.
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Wellington x Blast Clean Scotland
Graffiti removal from this prominent Edinburgh memorial to the Duke of Wellington, unveiled in 1852 its a symbol of what Britain once was. I wonder what he would say if he was alive today?
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Tucked away in the heart of Perthshire, this historic estate—dating back to the early 19th century—has been restored to its rightful grandeur. While its exact location remains a quiet secret, the craftsmanship of its architecture speaks volumes. Our team completed a comprehensive exterior and roof restoration, stripping away years of weathering to reveal the timeless elegance of the stone. The highlight, however, is the crowning glory: the traditional Scottish slate, now cleared of debris and moss, truly glistens in the sun, reflecting the rugged beauty of the Highlands.
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