JB Dry Ice Blasting

07/08/2026

❄️Bringing History Back to Life ❄️
This beautiful Grade II listed cottage has been carefully restored using dry ice blasting to clean the original oak beams. The process gently removed years of paint, dirt, and grime without damaging the timber, revealing the natural character and craftsmanship hidden beneath.
The result? Authentic oak beams that look as they would have done when the cottage was first built, preserving the property’s heritage while restoring its timeless beauty.
If you’re restoring a listed building or period property, dry ice blasting is a safe, effective, and non-abrasive solution for bringing original features back to life.
📩 Get in touch to find out how we can help with your restoration project.

18/07/2026

It’s our pleasure to give back to wonderful people who go the extra mile for every child on the team 💚🩵

18/07/2026

03/07/2026

When fire-resistant paint needs to be removed from thermally modified pine cladding, traditional methods can risk damaging the timber or create excessive dust and waste. Our dry ice blasting process removes the fire-resistant coating efficiently while preserving the integrity and appearance of the thermally modified wood. Because dry ice sublimates on impact, there’s no secondary blasting waste to clean up and it’s a non-abrasive cleaning process that’s ideal for sensitive timber surfaces.
✔ Removes fire-resistant coatings
✔ Non-abrasive to the timber surface
✔ No secondary waste
✔ Minimal disruption and fast turnaround
✔ Environmentally responsible cleaning solution
If your timber cladding needs specialist coating removal without compromising the substrate, get in touch to see how dry ice blasting can help.

24/06/2026

24/06/2026

Come and see us on avenue 11 stand 446 ☀️

16/05/2026

Transforming tired brickwork with precision dry ice blasting.
Removing old lime mortar cleanly and effectively while preserving the character of the original brick wall. The result — a spectacular finish that reveals the true beauty and detail hidden beneath years of build-up.
Minimal abrasion. Maximum impact. Traditional brickwork brought back to life.
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30/04/2026

There’s something incredibly satisfying about bringing an old cottage back to life ✨
This weeks job: carefully removing layers of old white paint from original beams and brickwork. Years of buildup can hide so much character — but with the right approach, those natural textures start to breathe again.
It’s a slow, delicate process, but the results are always worth it. Every beam and every brick tells a story, and it’s all about preserving that charm rather than covering it up.
Before ➡️ tired and coated
After ➡️ warm, rustic, and full of history
If you’ve got an older property, sometimes less really is more. Let the original features shine through.