About
Bear Blasting is a fully insured, New Hampshire based mobile dustless media blasting company. It uses small glass beads, and water to blast away all those years of abuse that the environment can cause.
We offer fast, friendly, professional services to New England. Our team is up for every job, managing projects with the skill and experience our clients have come to expect.
We always stand behind our work, with customer satisfaction being our #1 priority. Contact us to learn more about our incredible staff and how they can help you!
Weather:
We work all year and now have an indoor facility for all your blasting needs!
Our Services
We work year round and have our own facility for those projects that need a little extra protection from the elements!
Restoration
Don't replace it! Restore it! Cars, bikes, wheels metal stripping, and so much more.
Removal
Bear Blasting can remove layers of paint, powder coating, body filler, and graffiti from cars, boats, parking lots, building sides, fences, runways, and large utility vehicles.
Recondition
Let Bear Blasting turn your old outside furniture, patio, or fence look brand new!
Polymer Coating
Looking for a polymer coating on your concrete, steel or pipe to prevent corrosion? Look no further than Bear Blasting!
Meet the Team
Jeremiah Johnson
Owner
Jeremiah is the owner of Bear Blasting. He is a Family man who worked for years in his family's home improvement business. He learned the value of hard work and meticulous craftsmanship. Now Jeremiah has started Bear Blasting with those same values and same attention to detail.
"Bear sandblasting did a great job sandblasting my project cars engine bay. They showed up on time and did the job exactly how I asked and made sure I was satisfied with the results. I highly recommend them!"
Richard Hewson
Recent Projects
Rust and Paint Removal
Removing Years of Hard Work
Client wanted to remove all the old paint and rust that had collected on this work truck over the years. The metal work on this truck was still in good shape and cleaned up well. The process leave the metal to receive primer and adds a rust inhibitor to it so it should last for a long time.
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