
Acid dipping, soda blasting and abrasive blasting all have their place, but they can create their own problems. Media can get trapped in seams and cavities, while chemical stripping isn't suitable for every part. Laser cleaning removes paint, rust, oil and corrosion without leaving blasting media or acid residue behind — giving you a clean surface ready for the next stage of your restoration.

Laser cleaning provides a controlled way to remove unwanted paint from brick, concrete and other suitable surfaces without chemicals or high pressure. It can be used to carefully work around the surrounding surface, making it a useful option where traditional methods may be too aggressive.
Sometimes blasting is too aggressive, grinding can't get into the detail and chemicals aren't practical. Laser cleaning gives you another option. It removes rust, paint, oil, soot and other contaminants in a controlled way, without leaving blasting media behind or covering the job in chemicals. It’s particularly useful for difficult, det
Sometimes blasting is too aggressive, grinding can't get into the detail and chemicals aren't practical. Laser cleaning gives you another option. It removes rust, paint, oil, soot and other contaminants in a controlled way, without leaving blasting media behind or covering the job in chemicals. It’s particularly useful for difficult, detailed or valuable surfaces where you want to clean the contamination without unnecessarily attacking what's underneath.

Lintels and structural steel can develop stubborn, deep-seated rust in areas that are difficult to reach with conventional tools. Grinding and wire wheels often remove the loose surface rust but struggle to get into pitting and deeper corrosion.
Laser cleaning allows us to target rust in tight, difficult-to-access areas without introducing blasting media or chemicals into the job. It can reach into detailed surfaces and remove corrosion where conventional mechanical cleaning simply can't get to it.

Our antique restoration services are ideal for delicately removing paint, rust, soot, and grime from vintage furniture and metalwork. Laser cleaning is non-abrasive, helping preserve fine details and original surfaces

Fire damage can leave soot deep in brick, timber and other surfaces that ordinary cleaning struggles to remove. Our IICRC-qualified technicians use laser cleaning to target stubborn smoke and soot without soaking the surface in chemicals or water. Fire residue isn't just cosmetic — chloride contamination can become highly corrosive when exposed to moisture, causing ongoing damage.

Our heritage restoration services are designed for delicate or historically significant surfaces where traditional cleaning methods may be too aggressive. Laser cleaning provides precise control, allowing contamination to be removed while preserving the original material, detail and character.

Grease, carbon and baked-on grime can take hours to remove from stainless steel equipment. Laser cleaning gives commercial kitchens and catering operations another option — removing stubborn contamination without harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaning. Ideal for BBQs, cooking equipment, splashbacks, exhaust areas and other stainless steel surfaces.

Stainless steel can be difficult to clean without leaving scratches, marks or contamination behind. Laser cleaning can remove rust, oxidation, heat staining and other contaminants from tanks, welds, fabrication and industrial equipment while keeping the stainless surface intact. A useful option when the finish matters and abrasive cleaning isn't desirable.

Years of burnt-on grease, rust, paint and baked-on contamination can leave equipment looking beyond repair. Laser cleaning can strip back the accumulated build-up and reveal the original surface underneath, often bringing heavily soiled components back to a like-new condition.

Rust on brick, concrete, stone and metal can be more than a surface problem. Where corrosion has built up or become difficult to remove, laser cleaning can strip away the rust and staining to expose the underlying surface, ready for treatment and protection.

Our timber restoration services are perfect for removing old coatings, soot, weathering, and surface contaminants from beams, furniture, and timber features. Laser cleaning preserves natural grain and reduces surface damage.
Laser cleaning this mining dump truck differential to remove heavy oil staining, soot and burnt-on contamination, revealing the underlying metal.
We have a range of laser cleaning systems, including high-powered industrial equipment designed for large components and demanding projects. This allows us to scale the equipment to suit the job, from detailed restoration through to heavy industrial cleaning.
Ideal for mining, heavy machinery, workshops and industrial equipment where controlled, non-abrasive cleaning is required.
Small details or large components — the right laser system for the job.
Laser cleaning was used to remove old varnish and stains from this timber bench, revealing the natural timber underneath without abrasive sanding or chemical stripping.
Controlled restoration for timber, furniture and detailed woodwork.
Using laser cleaning, we removed paint from the brickwork with far less dust and cleanup than traditional sandblasting.
The controlled process helps preserve the face of the bricks while making it ideal for residential homes, heritage properties and restoration work where precision matters.
Less mess. More control. Better restoration.
This old pedal car steering wheel had years of rust and corrosion built up on the surface. The laser removes the corrosion while leaving the underlying metal intact, without abrasive blasting or harsh chemical stripping.
The controlled process also minimises heat input, helping reduce the risk of warping or distortion on thin and delicate metal parts.
Watch the rust disappear in real time. Watch the rust disappear in real time.
Laser cleaning was used to remove rust from this patio area with minimal mess and disruption.
Our mobile laser system requires far less setup than traditional blasting, with no abrasive media to contain and clean up. This makes it particularly useful for residential properties, lintels, structural steel and other areas where access, dust and cleanup are a concern.
Less setup. Less mess. Minimal disruption.
This beautiful Jarrah pigeonhole cabinet is a great example of the type of timberwork that can often be worth restoring rather than replacing. Using laser restoration, we carefully removed old coatings and built-up grime while working to preserve the original timber and character of the piece.
The same approach can be used on heritage homes and older properties, including timber trims, skirting boards, architraves, doors, window frames, staircases and other original features.
For older homes, preserving the existing timber can help retain the character and craftsmanship that is difficult to reproduce with modern materials.
Laser restoration can be used for:
Every surface is different, particularly with older timber, so we assess the material and existing coatings before deciding whether laser restoration is suitable.
Have an old feature you're considering restoring? Send us some photos and we'll take a look.
Laser cleaning uses controlled pulses of light to remove rust, paint, soot and grime without abrasive blasting or grinding.
The laser can be adjusted to suit the material and contamination, allowing us to clean detailed and delicate surfaces while preserving the material underneath.
The goal isn't always to make something new — it's to reveal and preserve what's already there.
Aluminium is a softer metal, which makes it more vulnerable to damage from aggressive cleaning methods. Laser cleaning offers a superior alternative:
Watch our laser cleaning process in action as heavy oil, grease, and industrial contamination are removed from a mining dump truck differential. Fast, precise, and non-abrasive cleaning for heavy equipment and industrial maintenance.
Our laser restoration process removes corrosion grime, and surface build-up for most automotive parts, housing and components, revealing clean metal beneath - all without harsh chemicals or abrasive blasting.
This garage floor was spotted with old oil stains. The client didn’t want a brand-new finish — just a cleaner, more presentable space. Using our precision laser cleaning process, we removed the bulk of the oil contamination, significantly improving the overall appearance without harsh chemicals or surface damage.
Works much better on larger contaminated floors and walkways.
Not every job needs a full restoration — sometimes better is exactly what’s needed.
Get in touch for a free quote or more information about our laser cleaning services. We specialize in precision cleaning and surface restoration for both commercial and residential projects.
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