About anglian blasting ltd
With over 35 years of experience in sand blasting and blast cleaning, Anglian Blasting Ltd are able to offer customers with an unrivalled blasting service. During this time, we have established ourselves as one of the most efficient companies in our field and we pride ourselves on the quality results that we are able to achieve.
We measure the success of our company on the high level of customer satisfaction, which has resulted in a majority of our work being directly sourced through recommendations. We endeavour to provide a clean, efficient and professional service ensures our customers are always delighted with our results.
Our team are highly trained and experienced in our field, which is reflected in our ability to effectively restore a wide range of surfaces. Whether looking to have grime cleaned or graffiti removed from stone, we have equipment to guarantee the surfaces are returned to their original state.
why choose us?
- Fast Quote
- Competitive Prices
- Wealth of Experience
- Professional Friendly and Reliable
- Quality is Guaranteed
- CSCS Registered
- IPAF Registered
- PASMA Registered
- Hodge Clemco Limited Certified
- Public Liability Insurance
Jonathan Moss
With 20 years blasting experience, covering a wide range of interesting and challenging jobs. Blast cleaning the Golden Hind Ship in London, removing the paint from the wooden hull. Going on the film set for the Band of Brothers at Hatfield Studio’s to sand blast the inside of a Dakota aircraft to remove the paint.
Along with sandblasting the cafe’ walls in the Winston Churchill museum to remove all the paint to leave the brickwork for an aesthetic finish. Working on the Olympic site doing a variety of sandblasting jobs. Also blasting different aircraft’s being restored at the Mosquito and Duxford museums.
Dave Woodcock
Dave has 15 years blasting experience covering a wide range of interesting and challenging jobs. Working on the Olympic site for a long period of time doing a variety of sandblasting jobs. Blast cleaning different restored aircraft’s removing the paint at the Mosquito, and Duxford museums, also working at the Winston Churchill museum removing the paint from the cafe’ walls.
Sandblasting the railway arches at Clink Street removing the paint from the brickwork to leave for aesthetic finish for a Nando’s restaurant.
