See our Services page for an in-depth list of services that we offer, but basically, if it can be cleaned, it can be cleaned with dry ice. The dry ice cleaning process eliminates without the secondary waste of pressure washing or sand blasting. This means we can clean incredibly delicate components such as electronics and rubber parts without damaging them.

Getting started is simple. Reach out! Use our contact form or call. We’ll walk you through the next steps and answer any questions along the way.

Could be that we grew up in the 80s. Could be that our parents were cold and indifferent, but I digress…

Before we even decided to go down the dry ice path we agreed that the most important product that we’d offer was superior customer service. We’re not really in this to get rich. I mean, we’re not against it, but that’s not the primary focus. We want people to be happy with the service AND the finished product. We don’t over schedule ourselves and generally do one job until it’s completely done before we move on to the next one.

You can reach us any time via our contact page, email text or by giving us a call. We aim to respond quickly—usually within one business day.

We like to think that working with us is like a picnic on a cool spring morning while playing with puppies, with a dramatic voice over provided by Morgan Freeman, all while wearing a warm Snuggy.

Seriously, though, your satisfaction is our goal. We really strive to put your needs and satisfaction first.

Dry ice cleaning does not damage healthy, well-adhered paint, but it can chip, peel, or remove paint that is already weak, flaking, or aged.

Yes! Since there is no water involved in the cleaning process, dry ice can be used directly on electrical components

The best answer I can give is, it depends. It will remove some light surface rust, but the process is non-abrasive and is not suitable for heavy rust.

Media blasting can be effective in certain situations, but the clean up can be a limiting factor and proper personal protective equipment (PPE) is vitally important.

The most impressive and effective process that I’ve seen is laser cleaning. Proper PPE is critical here as well.