Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know which service I need?+
You do not need to decide in advance. Send us a few photos and describe what you need done, and we will recommend the right method.
Can I get an estimate from photos?+
We can provide a preliminary estimate from photos. The final price is confirmed after an inspection, measurements, or a test area when needed.
Do you provide mobile service?+
Yes. We are a mobile service and come to your property. You do not need to remove or transport doors, furniture, or other items. We complete the work on site and confirm access and room protection in advance.
Why isn't there a fixed price per square foot?+
Price depends on the material, thickness of the old coating, item shape, access, and the result you need. Two projects with the same surface area can require very different amounts of work.
Can I order both cleaning and painting?+
Yes. We clean and prepare the surface first, then select the appropriate primer and paint and explain the required drying time.
Are sandblasting and abrasive blasting the same thing?+
Sandblasting is one type of abrasive blasting. We use more than just sand and select the right media for each material and project.
Can you blast a thin metal door?+
Sometimes. We first check the metal thickness and test a small area. A strong blast can warp thin sheet metal, so we may recommend a gentler method.
Will the laser damage the metal?+
That cannot be guaranteed without a test. We first check the settings on a small area and monitor the surface during cleaning.
Which is faster: laser cleaning or sandblasting?+
Laser cleaning is often more practical for small or hard-to-reach areas. Sandblasting may be better for a large, durable surface with heavy rust.
Can you paint directly over old paint?+
Only if the existing paint is in good condition, clean, and compatible with the new coating. Rust and peeling areas must be removed first.
Which is better before painting: laser cleaning or sandblasting?+
Sandblasting is often better for durable steel and large areas, while laser cleaning works well on small or hard-to-reach areas. We prepare wood with gentler methods after inspection.
Does the old finish always need to be removed completely?+
No. If the existing finish is in good condition and worth preserving, we can clean and repair only the damaged areas.
Can you change the wood color?+
Yes, but the result depends on the wood species, existing finish, and stains. Solid-color paint hides repairs better, while transparent stains must be tested on a small area first.