SURFACE PREPARATION
The laser is what sets us apart, but it isn’t the only tool. Some surfaces need a blast profile, some need a grinder, and some just need a lot of water. Having all of it under one roof means the surface decides the method.
Heavy scale, thick or multi-layer coatings, and any specification that calls for a measured surface profile on robust steel or concrete.
Thin sheet, alloy panels, heritage stone and detail work. Anything that warps, pits or scars goes to the laser.
A clean, profiled surface to the spec your coating needs, with the media contained and removed.
Large areas of dirt, mould, algae and loose material on masonry, concrete, cladding and pavements.
Bonded coatings, rust, or anywhere water getting in is a problem.
A surface clean enough to inspect, coat or hand back, at the fastest rate per square metre of any method here.
Floors, walls and overhead. Levelling, removing failed coatings and adhesives, exposing aggregate, and preparing any concrete surface for the next system.
Anything that isn’t concrete or masonry.
A flat, open surface with the profile the next coating or overlay specifies, and the dust captured at the machine.
A heritage facade with a cast iron balustrade and a rendered wall. A workshop with a coated floor and a rusted mezzanine. We quote the whole thing, method by method, and write down why each choice was made so a consultant or a body corporate can follow it.
Send a photo and a rough size. Kira will tell you what we’d do, what it involves, and whether it’s a job for us.
