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Dry Ice Blasting, Pressure Washing + Sand Blasting in Jackson, MS

Jackson is home base. Plants, utilities, restoration jobs and commercial property across the metro and out to Vicksburg.

Where we run

Towns we cover

Jackson · Madison · Ridgeland · Brandon · Pearl · Flowood · Clinton · Canton · Byram · Vicksburg

Frostbite Blasting is based in Jackson. Around the metro we clean production equipment with dry ice, strip steel and structures with sand blasting, and pressure wash concrete, fleets and building exteriors. Restoration contractors call us for soot and char removal after a fire.

What we see here

Work around the Jackson metro

Manufacturing plants

Molds, tooling, presses and electrical panels cleaned in place, no teardown.

Manufacturing ›

Fire + smoke restoration

Soot and char off framing, joists and decking without adding water to a drying structure.

Fire + Smoke Restoration ›

Power + utilities

Switchgear, motors and substations cleaned dry inside the outage window.

Power + Utilities ›

Commercial property + fleets

Concrete, parking areas, exteriors and fleets washed with hot water and containment.

Fleet + Heavy Equipment ›

Typical jobs

  • Post-fire soot removal on roof trusses
  • Switchgear during an outage with no dry-out window
  • Concrete and exterior wash for a commercial property

Questions we get

Where are you based?

Jackson, MS. We cover the whole metro, including Madison, Ridgeland, Brandon, Pearl, Flowood, Clinton and Canton, and out to Vicksburg.

Do you work with restoration contractors?

Yes. Dry ice takes soot and char off framing without re-wetting a structure that is drying. Send photos and we will tell you what it takes.

How do I get a price?

Send photos of the surface through the quote form or call Joe or Will. We come back with the method that fits and a price.

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Send photos of the surface — we come back with a method and a range.