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Residential media blasting and vandalism removal in Fayetteville and Northwest Arkansas
Graffiti, rust and old paint that soap, a scrub brush and a pressure washer could not move. Surfco blasts it off the surface and leaves the surface in place.
Chapter 01
Vandalism removal in Fayetteville, from graffiti to rust
Spray paint on a garage wall, rust bleeding down a retaining wall, a coat of old paint that will not budge. When soapy water and a scrub brush give up, and even a pressure washer has reached its limit, media blasting is the next step. Surfco handles it for homes in Fayetteville, Springdale, Rogers, Bentonville and across Northwest Arkansas.
Media blasting uses pressurized air to shoot small pieces of an abrasive material onto a surface. The media buffs away the unwanted layer, whether that is graffiti, paint or rust, while the surface underneath stays in place. The same process also serves vehicle and machine restoration, though most of what we blast around a home is property maintenance.
We talk through your goals before any hose is pulled. Glass beads, sand, aluminum oxide and hard plastic are all in our range of media, and the right one depends on what is on the wall and what is under it. We also weigh any environmental and safety concerns you have when we choose.
A Surfco technician in navy coveralls, seen from behind, blasting a patterned paint layer off a long plywood wall with a hose in hand.
A certified crew, and the prep work that comes first
Surfco is a certified firm with the Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC), and our technicians are IICRC certified as well. Media blasting is dangerous work by nature, which is why it belongs with trained people who take the right measures to protect their lungs and ears, and who treat your belongings as part of the job.
Blasting is also surface preparation. Brick that needs restoring, concrete carrying old paint, a surface coated in grease: each one is cleaned back to bare material so whatever goes on next meets a sound surface. From paint on concrete to slate roofs, the work covers a wide range of surfaces around a house.
Call 479-287-6205 and we will talk through the surface, the material on it and the safest way to take it off. Surfco is licensed and insured for residential and commercial work under Arkansas Commercial Contractor License 0359010427, and you get straight information on how the job will run before we start.
Chapter 03
A fresh start for the surface, with the rest left untouched
Homeowners ask us for media blasting because they want a wall, a floor or a piece of equipment to look as good as new without losing any structural integrity. That is the objective we work to on every job: remove what does not belong and leave what does, so the surface comes back clean rather than damaged.
Protection comes first on our end. We use the latest machinery and follow the safety protocol the work calls for, and we protect your property and belongings as carefully as the surface itself. The aim is high-quality results that respect every safety code and practice that applies to the job.
Thinking about selling? Old paint, graffiti and mildew can weigh on how a home shows, and a freshly blasted surface looks clean to a buyer walking the property. Tell us your timeline when you call and we will plan around it. It is a fair question to ask before the sign goes up.
Licensed and insured. Arkansas Commercial Contractor License 0359010427. Call 479-287-6205, 24/7.
Most requested
What homeowners ask us to blast away
- Fungus removal
- Mold removal
- Brick restoration
- Slate roof cleaning
- Surface preparation
- Degreasing
- Rust removal
- And more
Own a business property instead of a home? Read about commercial media blasting. If the surface needs cleaning with no abrasive at all, ask about our residential dry ice blasting, or talk to us through the contact page.