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Are You Insured?

100% Absolutely. In fact, when looking for a sand blasting or pressure washing service, this needs to be a requirement. Using untrained or unprofessional contractors could cost you thousands in damages. Be sure to check out our page of insurance documentation.

Do I need pressure washing or sand blasting?

We try to custom cater our solutions to the specific needs. No different than a Dr who listens to the needs of his patient prior to jumping to a diagnosis. We will make the consultation smooth & painless and make an accurate recommendation. For general cleaning cost-effective cleaning, pressure washing is often the best bet. Sandblasting is better when an extra level of detail or deeper restoration is needed.

What can sand blasting remove?

With variable pressures and blast medias available, sandblasting is the pound for pound best restoration tool for hard surfaces. It can get in where other tools can’t and it can remove sealers, paint, stains, coatings, glues and even epoxies.

Is it dusty or messy?

By nature, most restoration jobs are bit messy, kind of like 1 step back to take 2 steps forward. During our free consultation/visit, we’ll let you know what levels of containment and protection is available to make the job as seamless as possible. All of our sandblasting rigs have a dustless attachment tool to help contain primary and secondary dust. Sandblasting has come a long way and we’ve invested heavily in it.

How much does it cost?

Every job is priced individually. It’s common to see pressure washing prices range from $.03 per square foot up to $.50 per square foot, all depending on what the job requires. Sandblasting and other heavy surface prep can range from $.50 per square foot up to $5.00 per square foot (or more in really extreme cases).