We use laser cleaning to remove rust, oxidation, paint, oil, and other surface buildup. The process uses no sand or abrasive media.
Important: A laser cannot replace metal already lost to deep rust. Settings that are too strong can overheat the surface or change its texture.
Important: Speed depends on the coating type, color, and thickness. We test old paint first and use fume extraction during cleaning.
Important: Heavy liquid oil is removed separately first. Before welding, bonding, or painting, we perform an additional cleanliness check.
Important: Stains absorbed into the pores may remain. Soft or old brick can change in color or texture.
Important: Paint in the pores may remain. Settings that are too strong can change the color or damage the concrete's top layer.
Important: Wood requires especially gentle settings. Too much power can darken or scorch it, so a test area is required.
The photos show possible results; the color may differ on your surface. Laser cleaning removes buildup or coatings but does not repair cracks, rot, warping, or deeply absorbed stains.
We can clean only the required area without filling cavities or nearby mechanisms with abrasive media.
The process leaves no sand or abrasive media behind; we collect the resulting dust and fumes with extraction equipment.
We adjust the power and speed for the material and type of buildup.
Before work begins, we check the material, the old coating, and any nearby surfaces that need protection.
Settings that are too strong can change the surface color or texture, so we begin with a test area.
Thick multilayer coatings and large surfaces may require many passes; sandblasting may be a better choice.
Cleaning produces fumes and fine particles, so we isolate the work area and use extraction equipment.
Nearby glass, plastic, rubber, electronics, and reflective surfaces are protected or removed on site.
Laser cleaning cannot replace repairs when rust has already severely thinned the metal.
Send us an overall photo, a close-up, and a short description of what you need done.
We check the material, existing finish, damage, and access to the work area.
When needed, we test the chosen method on a small, inconspicuous area.
We explain the work, the expected result, and the price before we begin.
We protect the surrounding area, complete the work, and monitor the surface throughout the process.
We review the finished surface with you and explain how to care for it.
Price depends on more than size. We also consider the material, surface condition, and access to the work area.
View Pricing DetailsMaterial, color, and surface reflectivity
Type, area, and thickness of the layer being removed
Number of passes and required level of cleaning
Part shape, recesses, and access to the treatment area
Protection of nearby materials and access to the work zone
What comes next: welding, priming, or painting
Send us a few photos and describe the work you need in your own words.
That cannot be guaranteed without a test. We first check the settings on a small area and monitor the surface during cleaning.
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.
There is no sand or abrasive residue. The process does create fumes and fine particles, which we collect with extraction equipment.
It depends on the alloy and coating. We test a small area first and select gentle settings.
