Dustless & Media Blasting in San Antonio

Dustless & Media Blasting in San Antonio, TX

Dustless blasting mixes water with abrasive to cut airborne dust, which suits homes, storefronts and occupied sites. We bring the rig to you for brick paint removal, graffiti, pools, driveways and large items, and choose the right media — soda, glass bead, corn cob or walnut shell — for the surface. Same-day quotes may be available. Our workmanship is guaranteed. Book your spot now!

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Dustless & Media Blasting in San Antonio

Dustless blasting mixes water with abrasive to cut airborne dust, which suits homes, dense neighborhoods, storefronts, restaurants and occupied sites. We bring the mobile rig to you for brick paint removal, graffiti removal, pool sandblasting, pool tile calcium removal, driveways, boats, trailers and large items that can't come to the shop. We also choose the right blasting media — soda, glass bead, plastic, corn cob or walnut shell — for the surface.

Why Choose Us for Dustless, Soda & Media Blasting

Low-Dust On-Site

Water mixed with abrasive cuts airborne dust for work in homes, neighborhoods and occupied sites.

Mobile Blasting

We bring the rig to your home, business or job site anywhere in San Antonio.

Right Media for the Surface

Soda, glass bead, plastic, corn cob or walnut shell — matched to what we're blasting.

Careful Assessment

We assess the surface first and never blast something that can't take it.

What's Included

Brick Paint Removal

Strip paint from brick and brick facades with gentle media that protects the surface underneath.

Graffiti Removal

Remove graffiti from walls and surfaces on-site — only with the property owner's permission.

Pool Sandblasting & Tile

Pool sandblasting before resurfacing and pool tile calcium removal tied to San Antonio's hard water.

Driveways & Boats

Blast-clean driveways, concrete, boats and trailers, and large items that can't come to the shop.

Why This Matters in San Antonio

San Antonio's very hard, mineral-rich water from the Edwards Aquifer leaves white calcium scale on pool tile, fixtures and metal — pool tile calcium removal is a common job here. Painted brick on older homes near downtown, in Monte Vista, King William and Tobin Hill, often has decades of old paint that needs gentle removal. Restaurants and storefronts downtown and along the River Walk have patios and metal that take wear and the occasional graffiti. The newer master-planned communities on the north and west sides have pools, driveways and patio sets that need cleaning. And the Hill Country and weekend properties outside the city have log and timber homes that need media blasting to strip old stain before re-staining.

Care & Prevention

After brick paint removal, consider sealing the brick to stop moisture and grime soaking back in. Keep pool tile clean with a mild acid wash to slow calcium buildup from the hard water. For log homes, re-stain soon after blasting to protect the bare wood from sun and moisture.

Brick Paint Removal & Brick Paint Stripping

We strip paint from brick and brick facades using gentle media and the right pressure so the brick underneath stays intact. Brick is softer than it looks, and we never blast it the way we'd blast steel. We assess the brick first and choose the method after seeing it.

Graffiti Removal

We remove graffiti from walls and surfaces on-site — only with the property owner's permission. We never offer to remove murals. The right media and pressure strip the graffiti while protecting the surface underneath.

Pool Sandblasting & Pool Tile Calcium Removal

We sandblast pool surfaces before resurfacing and remove calcium scale from pool tile — tied directly to San Antonio's hard water from the Edwards Aquifer, which leaves white scale on tile and fixtures. For pool work, the water level usually needs to be lowered below the tile line, and we'll tell you exactly what's needed when we quote.

What's Needed On-Site

For mobile and on-site blasting, we need access to the work area, a water source where needed, a drained or partially drained pool for pool work, and any HOA, building or historic-district permission that applies. We'll walk through all of this with you before we schedule.

Media Blasting

Choosing the right blasting media is the key to a good result. Here's a quick guide:

MediaBest ForFinish
SodaPaint & grime on delicate surfacesClean, gentle
Glass beadAluminum, engine parts, metalSmooth, satin
Plastic mediaSoft metals, compositesClean, no pitting
Corn cobWood, log homes, delicate surfacesSoft, no gouging
Walnut shellWood, log homes, delicate surfacesSoft, clean

Corn Cob Blasting & Walnut Shell Blasting

Corn cob and walnut shell are soft organic media used on wood, log homes and delicate surfaces. They strip old stain, graying and mildew without gouging the wood grain, leaving a clean surface ready for re-staining. They're the go-to for log home restoration.

Log Home Restoration & Log Cabin Blasting

For customers with log or timber homes and cabins — including Hill Country and weekend properties outside the city — we blast away old stain, graying and mildew with corn cob or walnut shell media, leaving the logs clean and ready for re-staining. We bring the mobile rig to your log home or cabin, and we work carefully so the wood comes clean without damage.

A note on lead paint: Paint on homes, brick or metal from before 1978 may contain lead — common in older neighborhoods such as Monte Vista, King William and Tobin Hill. Older painted surfaces may need to be tested for lead and handled under the rules that apply. We never blast lead paint without the right precautions.

Pricing Guide

We never guess a price. The figures below show what drives the cost — your exact price is set after we see the job.

Job TypePriceWhat Affects It
Brick paint removalPriced after we see the jobArea, number of paint layers, brick condition, access
Graffiti removalPriced after we see the jobArea, surface type, paint type, access
Pool tile / pool blastingPriced after we see the jobPool size, tile line length, calcium buildup, water draining
Driveway / concretePriced after we see the jobArea, surface condition, what's being removed
Log home blastingPriced after we see the jobSquare footage, wood condition, old stain thickness, travel distance

Is this the right fit? The right method is decided after we see the item or surface. Some items may not suit a given process — for example thin sheet metal, plastic, glass, rubber or cast parts that may warp, pit or outgas, or items with lead paint that need special handling. We'll tell you straight before we start.

Get Your Quote Today

Call now or book online. Same-day quotes may be available — our workmanship is guaranteed.

What to Expect

1

Call or Book

Call us or send a quote request with photos and the address.

2

We Assess & Quote

We assess the surface and access, and give you a firm price.

3

On-Site Blasting

We bring the rig, set up, and blast with the right media and pressure.

4

Clean-Up & Wrap-Up

We clean up the site and leave it ready for coating or re-staining.

Dustless, Soda & Media Blasting FAQ

QIs dustless blasting really dust-free?

No — dustless blasting greatly reduces airborne dust, but it's not completely dust-free. Mixing water with the abrasive weighs the dust down so most of it falls to the ground instead of floating in the air. That's what makes it suited to homes, dense neighborhoods, storefronts and occupied sites where dry blasting would send a cloud everywhere. It cuts the dust dramatically, but we won't claim it eliminates it entirely.

QCan you remove paint from brick without damaging it?

Yes, with the right media and pressure. Brick is softer than it looks, so we use a gentler abrasive and lower pressure than we would on steel. Dustless blasting with the right media strips paint from brick while protecting the surface underneath. We assess the brick first and choose the method after seeing it.

QDo you need to drain the pool for tile calcium removal?

For pool tile calcium removal, the water level usually needs to be lowered below the tile line so we can blast the tile clean. We'll tell you exactly what's needed when we quote the job — including access, a water source where needed, and any HOA or building permission.

QWhat is the best blasting media for paint removal?

It depends on the surface. Soda blasting is gentle and good for paint and grime on delicate surfaces. Glass bead gives a smooth, satin finish on metal. For stubborn paint on hard metal, a harder abrasive works. For wood and log homes, corn cob or walnut shell is gentle enough not to damage the grain. We choose the media after seeing the job.

QCan corn cob blasting be used on log homes?

Yes — corn cob and walnut shell blasting are soft organic media that are ideal for log homes and cabins. They strip old stain, graying and mildew without gouging the wood, leaving a clean surface ready for re-staining. We bring the mobile rig to your log home or cabin anywhere in San Antonio and the surrounding Hill Country.

A mobile dustless blasting rig truck parked at a brick home in San AntonioGraffiti being removed from a plain concrete wall using wet abrasive blastingA drained swimming pool with clean tile line being prepped for resurfacingThe San Antonio River lined with tall cypress trees along the Museum Reach
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