Dry Ice + Sand Blasting on the Mississippi Gulf Coast
Salt air, shipyards and heavy industry. Three blasting and washing methods for steel and equipment that live next to the water.
Towns we cover
Gulfport · Biloxi · Pascagoula · Ocean Springs · Bay St. Louis · Moss Point · Long Beach · Gautier · D’Iberville
Also: Mobile, AL and the Alabama coast
The Coast is hard on steel. Salt film, flash rust and failed coatings show up fast on hulls, tanks, structural steel and equipment. We bring sand blasting for coating prep, dry ice for anything that can’t get wet, and hot-water pressure washing for concrete, fleets and exteriors.
Work on the Coast
Shipyards + marine
Hulls, tanks, decks and structural steel prepped to the coating spec. Mill scale, flash rust and old coatings off.
Shipbuilding + Marine ›Refining + petrochemical
Process equipment, piping and structural steel during turnarounds and shutdown windows.
Manufacturing ›Ports + terminals
Cranes, conveyors, docks and heavy equipment with salt and grime buildup.
Fleet + Heavy Equipment ›Casinos + hospitality
Kitchen equipment cleaned dry, plus concrete, garages and exteriors pressure washed.
Food Processing ›Three methods, matched to the surface
Typical jobs
- Hull or tank blast before recoating
- Switchgear cleaning during a planned outage
- Parking deck and dock wash with water containment
Questions we get
Do you work on the Mississippi Gulf Coast?
Yes. Gulfport, Biloxi, Pascagoula, Ocean Springs, Bay St. Louis and the rest of the Coast, plus Mobile, AL. Send photos and the location and we will come back with a method and a price.
Can you prep steel for marine coatings?
Yes. Sand blasting to SSPC-SP 6, SP 10 or SP 5, leaving the anchor profile your coating spec calls for.
Can you clean electrical gear without water?
Yes. Dry ice is dry and non-conductive, so there is no dry-out window. Lockout, your site safety plan and manufacturer requirements still apply.