No Secondary Media
The dry ice disappears as gas, leaving only the removed contamination to collect.
Vanguard Blasting
Solutions Ltd
Mobile Dry Ice Blasting
On-site dry ice blasting for removing grease, soot, residue, moss, surface buildup, and contaminants from concrete, equipment, machinery, automotive parts, and industrial surfaces.
Dry Ice Cleaning
Dry ice blasting uses compressed air and solid CO2 pellets to lift contamination from the surface. The dry ice turns into gas on impact, so there is no sand, water, or blasting media left behind.
The dry ice disappears as gas, leaving only the removed contamination to collect.
Useful where pressure washing would create water runoff, drying time, or extra cleanup.
Cleaning can often be done on-site for equipment, concrete, machinery, and parts.
Applications
We review the material, contamination, and finish required before recommending dry ice blasting, laser cleaning, or another approach.
Remove moss, residue, staining, loose surface deposits, and buildup without unnecessary chemical runoff.
Clean grease, grime, soot, and production residue from equipment where abrasive media would add cleanup.
Clean parts, frames, tools, and restoration surfaces where a dry, controlled process is preferred.
Prepare surfaces for inspection, coating, sale, restoration, or follow-up laser cleaning when needed.
Comparison
Each cleaning method has a place. Dry ice blasting is strongest when the job needs less mess, less moisture, and no leftover abrasive media.
Best for grease, soot, residue, grime, and buildup when a dry process and reduced cleanup are important.
Useful for aggressive stripping, but it can abrade the surface and leave blasting media to clean up.
Useful for many exterior jobs, but it creates water runoff and drying time that may not fit every site.
Useful for precise rust, oxide, paint, and coating removal on metal where controlled surface impact matters.
Results
Real concrete surface cleaning examples from recent work.
FAQ
Yes. Vanguard Blasting Solutions Ltd provides mobile dry ice blasting in Vancouver and nearby Lower Mainland communities by request.
The dry ice turns into gas on impact, so it does not leave blasting media behind. The removed material still needs to be collected from the work area.
It can be useful for many concrete cleaning jobs, especially surface buildup and deposits. A small test area is recommended before full cleaning.
Send photos or video, project location, material type, what needs to be removed, access details, and your preferred timeline.
Service Area
Send the project city or nearest intersection with your photos. We will confirm availability and recommend the right cleaning process for the surface.