What we clean
One crew, one rig, five disciplines. Every service runs the same documented process and the same published rates.
Industrial Equipment Cleaning
Dry ice blasting uses no process water and adds no spent blast media. Equipment isolation, access, and cleaning method are job-specific.
Read about Industrial Equipment Cleaning
Fleet & Heavy Equipment Cleaning
Remove grease, grime, and oil from trucks, loaders, and heavy equipment.
Read about Fleet & Heavy Equipment Cleaning
Food Plant & Commercial Kitchen Cleaning
A mechanical pre-clean step for food plants — no process water, no chemical residue.
Read about Food Plant & Commercial Kitchen Cleaning
Fire, Smoke & Restoration Cleaning
Soot, smoke, and fire damage cleanup for restoration contractors.
Read about Fire, Smoke & Restoration Cleaning
Automotive & Specialty Surface Cleaning
Low-abrasion cleaning for undercarriages, engine bays, and collector cars.
Read about Automotive & Specialty Surface CleaningWinter shutdown cleaning
Planning a winter shutdown or maintenance window? We scope dry ice blasting for food plants, meat processing, commercial kitchens and industrial equipment. Send photos or book a site walk and we confirm the scope and the window in a written quote.
Request a winter shutdown quoteService area
Mobile dry ice blasting dispatched from Kalispell, Montana. Coverage is project dependent.
- Kalispell, MT
- Billings, MT
- Bozeman, MT
- Boise, ID
- Spokane, WA
- Coeur d'Alene, ID
- Fargo, ND
- Bismarck, ND
- Sioux Falls, SD
- Rapid City, SD
Dry ice blasting FAQ
- What is dry ice blasting?
- Industrial CO₂ pellet blasting for in-place cleaning of production equipment, fleets, food plants, and fire/smoke restoration. No process water and no cleaning chemicals; the pellets sublimate to gas, so the only material left to collect is the contaminant itself.
- Which surfaces can it clean?
- Production equipment, trucks, loaders and heavy equipment, food plants and commercial kitchens, soot-damaged structures, and undercarriages and engine bays. Dry ice pellets sublimate on impact, so the substrate is not abraded the way it would be with sand, walnut shell, or soda blasting. Scope is based on substrate, contaminant, access and site controls.
- Do you come on site?
- Yes. We run a mobile operation out of Kalispell, Montana and route rigs across Montana, Idaho, Washington, North Dakota and South Dakota. We walk the facility (or review photos) to scope the work, confirm safety requirements, and identify any test-blast surfaces.