Certified Cleaning Specialists

Strip the rust, grime, paint, and coatings.  Keep the metal.

Kentucky laser cleaning and laser ablation for rust, paint, coatings, and contamination — without sand,

chemicals, or substrate damage.

Laser Cleaning

vs. Sand Blasting

Blasting removes the coating. It also leaves a mess.

Abrasive blasting is still the right tool for some heavy, low-tolerance work. Laser is the right tool when you need control: weld prep in the 3.5–5 micron profile range, thin stock, detailed parts, indoor work, and jobs where spent media is a problem.

Sandblasting and other abrasive methods work by throwing media at the part until the rust or paint lets go. That media has to be contained, collected, and disposed of. Thin metal warps. Edges round off.  Dust goes everywhere.

Laser cleaning uses short pulses of light to vaporize the contaminant and leave the base material. No grit pile. No chemical bath. No secondary waste stream on most jobs.

What We Clean

How It Works

one

Send photos and the job details

Tell us the material, the contaminant, and whether the work is in the shop or on site.

two

We confirm fit and quote

Not every surface is a laser job. We say so if blasting or another method is the better call.

three

We clean to bare, usable material

You get a substrate ready for weld, coat, paint, inspect, or put back in service.

Who We Serve

Based in Kentucky. We handle shop work and mobile laser cleaning across the state.  If the job is farther, ask.  Large project travel is available.

Have a rusty part or a dirty line?

Send photos. We will tell you if the laser is the right tool — and what it will cost to do it right.