Industrial Equipment Cleaning
Degreasing, deep cleaning, and buildup removal for heavy equipment, production machinery, and plant infrastructure, during operations or planned shutdowns. Serving NC, SC, and Georgia 24 hours a day.
Equipment Cleaning That Keeps Plants Running
Buildup on equipment leads to overheating motors, contaminated product, failed inspections, and hidden corrosion. Carolina Industrial cleans production machinery, heavy equipment, and plant infrastructure to a standard your maintenance and safety teams can actually use, with the method matched to the machine.
What We Clean
- Production machinery and lines, degreasing and deep cleaning, in place where possible
- Heavy equipment, excavators, loaders, mining and construction equipment, washed and degreased
- Vehicles and fleets, cement trucks, dump trucks, chassis and undercarriage cleaning (see fleet washing)
- Plant infrastructure, structural steel, decking, containment areas, warehouse floors
- Food processing equipment, residue-free methods suitable for sanitary environments
- Electrical and mechanical gear, cleaned dry with CO2 where water is not an option
Shutdown, Turnaround & Outage Support
During a shutdown, cleaning is on the critical path. We plan and staff plant shutdown cleaning, turnaround services, and mill outage work so the mechanical crews behind us start on time. Our teams work around the clock during outages, and because we also carry vacuum trucks, blasting rigs, and dry ice systems, one contractor covers what would otherwise take three mobilizations.
Methods Matched to the Machine
High-pressure and hot-water washing for grease and grime. Dry ice blasting for energized or water-sensitive equipment. Abrasive blasting for corrosion. Vacuum recovery for the mess afterward. We assess what you have, then clean it with the process that gets it done without damage.
Serving NC, SC & Georgia, 24 Hours
Established 2015. Avetta and ISNetworld member. A real person answers at (336) 551-2326 any hour, because equipment problems don't schedule themselves.