Pipe and valve surface prep, tank coating removal, and facility infrastructure maintenance. Every municipality in NJ, NY, and PA operates water and wastewater treatment facilities that need surface maintenance.
Water treatment facilities handle surfaces that contact drinking water or discharge into regulated waterways. Chemical cleaning agents used on these surfaces must be fully removed and documented. Abrasive blasting generates media that can contaminate water systems if containment fails. Both methods introduce compliance risk.
Remove corrosion and coatings without adding blast media or chemical stripper. Removed coating, corrosion, captured particulate, and filters remain subject to project-specific classification and handling.
Clean exterior surfaces of large-diameter pipes, valves, and fittings. Prepare for inspection, recoating, or cathodic protection evaluation.
Clean building steel, walkways, and equipment supports throughout the facility. Maintain structural integrity and coating adhesion.
Laser cleaning does not add abrasive media, solvent, or chemical-stripper sludge to the cleaned surface. Removed coating, corrosion, captured particulate, and filters are managed according to their actual classification and the facility’s requirements. Final surface cleanliness and suitability for an NSF-61 coating system must be confirmed by the coating manufacturer, owner, and inspector.