At ARS our professional On-site
specialist services include Spray Repairs, Glass Damage Repairs, SMART Repairs,
Fire Retardant Coatings, Restorative Cleans and Builders Cleans plus other
specialist services to meet our client’s needs. Remaining flexible has been a
major factor throughout our growth, allowing us to initiate works at extremely
short notice, from a small 1 day contract through to more extensive projects
continuing through a year and beyond. With vast experience and dedication to
getting the project finished on time - first time - every time in the services
we offer, we are confident that once tried, ARS UK LTD will be added to your
approved contractors list for future projects. Below is a list of some of the
Onsite spraying services we offer.
STAINLESS
STEEL SCRATCH REPAIRS
At ARS we offer a specialist service
introduced by ARS Ltd is the repair to Stainless Steel facade elements. Scratch
damage to brushed and polished stainless steel can be repaired effectively and
efficiently. We can also remove dents without the need to dismantle or access
to the rear of the element. This saves expensive replacements and perhaps more
importantly time when practical completions are looming, time.
SCRATCHED/CHIPPED
GLASS REPAIRS
We carry out damaged glass repairs to
the construction and retail sectors. Ranging from light scuffs and scratches,
chips, concrete damage, grinding damage, weld splatter etc. We are constantly
evolving our glass repair techniques to ensure that our processes are the
fastest available, resulting in the most cost effective way to repair damaged
glass.
INNOVATIVE
SOLUTIONS
A major client encountered a
situation, whereby a main steelwork fabrication, which had been erected and was
in-situ on a finished project, was showing signs of corrosion at three hundred
spigot/box section interfaces. These areas could not be accessed; therefore no
conventional cleaning/shot blasting and painting could be carried out. ARS UK
Ltd’s technical services realised that for corrosion to form an
Anode-Cathode-Electrolyte triangle must be present, forming a ‘triangle of
corrosion’. To prevent the corrosion one of the legs of the triangle must be
removed. An innovative and elegant solution was devised for introducing a
sacrificial anodic coating to all of the affected areas, thus removing the
electrolyte and offering an Active as well as Passive protection, which even if
slightly damaged is still effective.
