Surface Preparation

Sandblasting is a fast and effective method that employs compressed air to shoot abrasive materials onto surfaces, thoroughly taking away dirt, rust, old paint, and contaminants.

Unlike traditional dry blasting, wet blasting is a surface preparation method that uses a fine mix of water and abrasive media to clean surfaces without causing damage.

Dry ice blasting is a non-destructive surface preparation method that uses compressed air and solid CO₂ pellets to clean surfaces without abrasion, moisture, or secondary waste.

Soda blasting is a non-destructive cleaning method that uses specially processed sodium bicarbonate particles to clean surfaces without causing abrasion.

Concrete grinding is a surface preparation method used to correct uneven floors, remove old coatings, and create a smooth, level finish. It is a crucial step before applying protective coatings or waterproofing systems.

Water blasting is a highly effective technique that uses pressurised water jets to clean surfaces without damaging the base material. It is a powerful, eco-friendly solution for removing years of built-up dirt, mould, paint, and surface contaminants.

Shot blasting is a surface preparation method where metal abrasives are fired at concrete and steel to clean them thoroughly.