Dry Ice Blasting + Pressure Washing in Hattiesburg + the Pine Belt
Poultry and protein processing, timber and pellet plants, and the trucks that keep them running.
Towns we cover
Hattiesburg · Laurel · Petal · Columbia · Purvis · Wiggins · Ellisville · Waynesboro · Collins
Pine Belt plants run hard and can’t stay down long. Dry ice cleans food equipment without putting water in the room and takes resin and buildup off mill and pellet equipment without teardown. Pressure washing handles log trucks, fleets and yards. Sand blasting covers steel and structures that need a fresh coating.
Work in the Pine Belt
Poultry + protein processing
Ovens, fryers, conveyors and packaging lines cleaned dry between shifts. No water in a room that has to pass a swab.
Food Processing ›Sawmills + pellet plants
Resin, pitch and dust buildup on saws, conveyors, presses and dryers, cleaned in place.
Manufacturing ›Fleets + log trucks
Hot-water washing for trucks, trailers and heavy equipment, with wash-water containment.
Fleet + Heavy Equipment ›Fire + smoke restoration
Soot and char off framing without re-wetting a structure that is drying.
Fire + Smoke Restoration ›Three methods, matched to the surface
Typical jobs
- Poultry oven and conveyor between shifts
- Pellet press and conveyor buildup removed in place
- Fleet and trailer wash
Questions we get
Do you work in Hattiesburg and Laurel?
Yes. Hattiesburg, Laurel, Petal, Columbia and the rest of the Pine Belt. Send photos and the location and we will come back with a method and a price.
Can dry ice be used in a food plant?
Yes. CO₂ is GRAS for direct food use (21 CFR 184.1240), and dry ice leaves no water or media behind. Your sanitation program and site rules still apply.
Can you clean mill or pellet equipment without taking it apart?
Usually. Dry ice cleans in place, so most equipment does not need teardown. Photos of the buildup tell us what it takes.