Fire-Damaged Roof Brickwork and Timber Restoration
Following a serious roof fire, this residential property needed careful cleaning of smoke-affected brickwork and exposed timber around the roofline. Birmingham Sandblasting used a controlled, gentle surface-restoration approach to lift soot, residue and discolouration while respecting the existing masonry and roof structure. The refreshed chimney stacks and gable walls sit alongside replacement rafters and retained original timber, ready for the next stages of repair and finishing.
Premier Blasting group work — exact site location not published
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What was needed
How the surface was prepared.
Working within protective scaffolding, the team assessed and prepared the fire-affected roof areas, then cleaned the chimney stacks, gable brickwork and accessible timber rafters with carefully controlled media and pressure. The work focused on removing smoke staining and loose surface contamination without unnecessarily abrading sound brick faces or historic timber. New rafters were incorporated beside the restored original structure, leaving a cleaner, more consistent roof envelope for the rebuilding programme.
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