A traditional bay window was carefully refreshed by Birmingham Sandblasting, bringing weathered brickwork and its stone detailing back into focus. A controlled, gentle cleaning approach lifted built-up grime, organic staining and weathering while respecting the character of the original masonry, revealing warmer brick tones and a cleaner, more welcoming façade.
Premier Blasting group work — exact site location not published
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What was needed
How the surface was prepared.
Clean the bay window’s exposed brickwork, stone sills and surrounding stone details; remove surface dirt, algae and weathering deposits with carefully selected low-impact media and pressure; protect adjacent finishes and joints; and leave the masonry evenly restored and ready for any follow-on pointing or maintenance.
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