Abrasive blasting to prepare surfaces for coating or restoration, for industrial, commercial, and civil projects.
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Free quotes and advice.
Sandblasting projects abrasive material at a surface under force. It is the most reliable way to remove existing coatings, rust, and contaminants, and it gives new coatings a profile to bond to.
Our people have the equipment and experience to blast everything from saline pits to bridge arches. Where blasting is over water or near the public, we encapsulate the work area so debris is contained, as we did on the Evan Walker Bridge over the Yarra River.
Our free quotes and advice help you work out the right first steps for your site.
Practical solutions tailored to your site, scope, and budget, balancing quality, programme, and cost.
We explain why we are proposing a product and method, and we listen to what you know about the site.
Your appointed project manager keeps in touch throughout, so you know what work is happening.
The arch encapsulated over the Yarra River, sandblasted, and repainted for the City of Melbourne.
Corroded saline pits sandblasted, reinforcement primed with zinc-rich epoxy, the concrete repaired, and the pits waterproofed.
Flume pipes abrasive blasted, primed, and coated with a polyurea system from scaffold.
AWS Services was founded in 2000 by Director Carlos Abreu, who still manages operations today. Every project is backed by a team with experience across the civil, construction, and remedial sectors.
Remedial, civil, coatings, and construction capability under one contractor.
Experience gained across many sectors of the construction industry.
Practical solutions scoped to your site and budget, without compromising on safety or quality.
Head office in Mitcham, Melbourne, and a dedicated Head of Sales for Western Australia.
Removing existing coatings, rust, and contaminants, and preparing surfaces before coating or restoration.
Yes. We encapsulate the work area to contain blasting debris, as we did over the Yarra River on the Evan Walker Bridge.
Yes. Our protective coatings team applies epoxy, polyurethane, polyurea, and paint systems after blasting.
Talk to our team about your site, scope, and timeframe.
