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Timber Beam Cleaning

At Beaming Restorations, we specialise in the gentle cleaning of exposed timber beams — including purlins, rafters, and apex beams — using a low-pressure, dry blasting system. Whether your beams are oak, elm, or another hardwood, our approach removes years of paint, varnish, smoke, or surface grime while preserving the natural beauty of the wood.

Perfect for barn conversions, period homes, and listed properties, our process is safe, clean, and highly effective.



Our Timber Beam Cleaning Process


Low-Pressure, Non-Damaging System


Our dry cleaning method uses soft blasting media at just 28–32 psi. This ensures we remove unwanted finishes without damaging the grain or structure of the timber. It’s suitable for all types of hardwood and structural beams.

Dry System – No Moisture, No Risk


We use no water during cleaning, which helps avoid smearing, damp, or unwanted mess. This makes it ideal for interior work, particularly in sensitive or historic buildings where cleanliness and control are essential.



Why Choose Us for Timber Beam Cleaning?


  • Over 25 years of experience working with structural timber

  • Suitable for a wide range of woods including oak and elm

  • Safe removal of paint, stains, and smoke damage

  • Ideal for heritage homes and listed interiors

  • Clean, tidy finish with full site clean-up included


Common Timber Beam Cleaning Requests

  • Gloss, emulsion, or old paint covering original beams

  • Darkened or blackened beams due to smoke or time

  • Stained or uneven timber tone

  • Surface grime built up over years of use

  • Cleaning exposed purlins, rafters, and vaulted ceiling beams

See the Results

Have a Question?

Not sure if your beams are suitable for restoration, or want to talk through a project?
We’re always happy to help — just get in touch for advice or a request a free quote.

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