Dry Ice Blasting Services
Non-abrasive, residue-free cleaning that works on live equipment, no water, no chemicals, no disassembly, and nothing to clean up afterward. Serving the Carolinas and Georgia 24 hours a day.
Non-Abrasive Cleaning Without Water, Chemicals, or Residue
Dry ice blasting (also called CO2 blasting or dry ice cleaning) uses solid CO2 pellets accelerated by compressed air. On impact, the pellets flash from solid to gas, lifting grease, carbon, adhesives, mold, and buildup off the surface and then simply disappearing. No grit to collect. No water to dry. No chemicals to neutralize. The only thing left to remove is the contaminant itself.
That combination makes dry ice the method of choice when the thing being cleaned is expensive, sensitive, energized, or hard to take apart: production machinery, electrical cabinets, food processing lines, molds and dies, and fire-damaged structures.
Typical Applications
- Production equipment cleaned in place, no teardown, minimal downtime, often cleaned during a normal shift
- Electrical and mechanical gear, dry process, safe for panels, motors, and energized environments others can't touch
- Food and beverage plants, no water, no chemical residue, no media contamination on the line
- Fire and smoke restoration, removes char and smoke residue from wood and steel structure without soaking it
- Mold remediation, strips mold from framing and surfaces more completely than sanding, without airborne water
- Molds, dies, and tooling, cleans detailed surfaces without dimensional change or abrasion
Dry Ice vs. Sandblasting vs. Pressure Washing
Every method has its place, and we carry all of them. You get the right one. Abrasive blasting cuts rust and failed coatings that dry ice won't touch (see sandblasting & media blasting). Pressure washing moves heavy exterior grime economically. Dry ice wins when the surface must not be etched, wetted, or contaminated, and when cleanup cost matters, because there is none.
Industrial Dry Ice Blasting Across NC, SC & Georgia
Our crews mobilize dry ice blasting rigs to plants, facilities, and job sites throughout North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia, scheduled around your production, including nights, weekends, shutdowns, and outages. We are Avetta and ISNetworld members, and a real person answers our phone 24 hours a day.