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Aberdeen Blast Cleaning Services

Active, accounts up to date·subcontractor·Head office Aberdeen

About from company website

Aberdeen Blast Cleaning Services Ltd is a family-run business established in 1981 by Joe Clark. Starting from a small shed, the company has grown to occupy specialized premises in East Tullos, employing 22 people. Charmain Tattersall, the Managing Director, has been with the company since 2003.

The company offers a comprehensive range of industrial shotblasting and coating services, focusing on structural items for the offshore industry. They provide various coating applications including epoxy, glass flakes, polyurethane, Belzona, and non-slip coatings, alongside preparation methods like grit, aluminium oxide, and garnet blasting. Thermal spraying services include gas and arc thermal spraying.

The company boasts state-of-the-art facilities, including blast bays measuring 20m x 7m x 7m, a thermostatically controlled paint shop for optimal finishing conditions, and a 24,000 sq metre warehouse capable of handling a wide variety of equipment sizes. 5 tonnes, and the overhead crane capacity is 10 tonnes. They are equipped to handle projects of any scale and are committed to delivering high-quality results with a focus on customer service and meeting delivery dates.

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Accreditations from company website

  • NACE
  • Frosio Level 3
  • NORSOK 501 system 2a
  • NORSOK m501 system 7
  • NORSOK m501 system 1
  • UKAS accredited certification body

Clients mentioned from company website

MRDS.

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Questions about Aberdeen Blast Cleaning Services from the record on this page

What does Aberdeen Blast Cleaning Services do?

Your one-stop shop for industrial shotblasting and coating for structural items related to the offshore industry. Their listed services include Steel fabrication, Painting & decorating and Cladding.

Where is Aberdeen Blast Cleaning Services based?

Aberdeen Blast Cleaning Services is registered at Hillview Road, East Tullos Industrial Estate, Aberdeen, AB12 3HB, in Scotland.

What areas does Aberdeen Blast Cleaning Services cover?

Aberdeen Blast Cleaning Services states that it works across Aberdeen and Scotland.

How many people work at Aberdeen Blast Cleaning Services?

Accounts filed for the year to 2025 report 16 employees, which places the company in the 10-49 employees band.

What is Aberdeen Blast Cleaning Services's turnover?

Aberdeen Blast Cleaning Services does not disclose turnover: UK small-company accounts are not required to. Based on headcount and trade debtors in its filed accounts, turnover is likely to fall between £1.1m and £2.9m. This is an estimate, not a filed figure.

Is Aberdeen Blast Cleaning Services still trading?

Companies House lists Aberdeen Blast Cleaning Services as active, with accounts most recently made up to 2025-02-28.

What accreditations does Aberdeen Blast Cleaning Services hold?

Aberdeen Blast Cleaning Services displays NACE, Frosio Level 3, NORSOK 501 system 2a, NORSOK m501 system 7, NORSOK m501 system 1 and UKAS accredited certification body on its website.

What sectors does Aberdeen Blast Cleaning Services work in?

Aberdeen Blast Cleaning Services works in Industrial and Energy.

When was Aberdeen Blast Cleaning Services established?

Aberdeen Blast Cleaning Services was incorporated on 1980-12-18, though the company says it has traded since 1981.

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