Construction sandblasting is a process of using compressed air or water to propel abrasive particles (such as sand, glass beads, or aluminum oxide) at high speed onto a surface to remove contaminants like paint, rust, or other surface coatings from concrete, steel, or other building materials during the construction process. It’s commonly used in the construction industry for cleaning and preparing building surfaces, including metal, concrete, brick, and stone.

The process is used to prepare surfaces for painting or refinishing, or to remove unwanted surface coatings. The goal of sandblasting is to remove rust, paint, dirt, grime, and other coatings, leaving a clean and smooth surface for further treatment. This process is often performed before applying new finishes, such as paint or stucco, to ensure good adhesion and a long-lasting result.

Sandblasting is also used to clean and prepare surfaces for inspection or repair, making it easier to identify and address any issues. Our sandblasting jobs are performed by our trained professionals using specialized equipment, ensuring the safe and efficient removal of contaminants. The sandblasting media used in construction sandblasting is typically made of a harder material to effectively remove tough surface coatings. The process can be messy and disruptive, so proper safety precautions must be taken to minimize the impact on the construction site and protect the workers performing the sandblasting.