What is Soda Blasting?

Soda blasting is similar to sand blasting, but it is safer, less messy, and can be used in a much larger number of applications.  The material that the blaster dispenses is essentially the same baking soda you put in a cake or use to deodorize your refrigerator or laundry, with a special "flow agent' added to help it avoid clumping; it's even made by Arm & Hammer!

Why Soda Blasting and not Dry Ice Blasting?

Dry Ice blasting is a great system, but it has some limitations.  First, the media has to be obtained right before the job; any left over must be disposes of, and an under order means you have to stop production until more arrives, since you can't warehouse it, which can mean losing a whole day because of miscalculation.  If a newspaper can't go to print because their press is disassembled and their was a faux pas with the blasting media, a lot of people are going to be unhappy!  While dry ice blasting doesn't leave any residue from the media, the debris that you removed still needs to be cleaned up, and frankly, it can be much easier to make sure that it's all cleaned up correctly and completely when it's trapped in with the baking soda.

What forms of payment do you accept?

We accept all major credit cards, checks, and sometimes offer terms to industrial and municipal customers.

What is your service area?

Where we can go depends on the size and financial value of the project.  We will go anywhere in the 48 states, but our primary service area is the southeast.  We service North Metro Atlanta and much or Rural North Georgia without any additional travel fees.

How much does it cost?

Pricing varies based on location and need.  Please contact us with details about your project for more information on pricing.

Are you insured?

We carry $1 million in general liability, $1 million in pollution liability, $1 million in auto liability, and $100,000 in workers compensation insurance.

Are you bonded / are you bondable?

We are not bonded, but we are bondable if circumstances require it.

Are you a member of the Better Business Bureau?

We are not a member of the Better Business Bureau, however, we do have a reocrd with them, and we have never had complaint.  For those who don't know, the BBB keeps track of all businesses in its area.  When searching the BBB website, find us best by phone number, 7709669987.