American Surface Prep

Abrasive blasting is a cleaning and finishing process that uses high-pressure air or water to propel abrasive particles, removing rust, paint, or contaminants and roughening surfaces to prepare them for coatings or bonding.

Automotive Restoration is the process of taking an old or damaged car and repairing or rebuilding its parts to return it to a like-new or historically accurate condition, including bodywork, mechanical repairs, repainting, and sourcing authentic components.

Concrete Etching is a process that uses chemicals or acids to create decorative patterns or textures on concrete surfaces, revealing contrast by removing the top layer, often followed by cleaning and sealing to protect the finish.

Concrete Prep is a service that prepares and cleans concrete surfaces before further work, including cleaning, leveling, repairing chips or cracks, and creating a smooth, primed base for coatings or finishes.

Fire Damage is a service that helps assess, repair, and restore property damaged by fire. It includes safety assessment, soot and smoke removal, cleaning, deodorizing, and repairs to restore structure, furniture, and utilities to a safe, livable condition.

Gutter cleaning is the service of removing leaves, dirt, and debris from your roof gutters to ensure water flows freely away from your home, preventing blockages, leaks, and damage to walls and foundations.

Home Sandblasting is a cleaning service that uses compressed air or water with abrasive particles to strip paint, rust, or grime from exterior surfaces like walls, decks, and metal work, preparing them for refinishing or repainting in a safer, easier way.

Industrial sandblasting is a cleaning and finishing process that uses high-pressure abrasive media to remove rust, paint, and debris from metal or concrete surfaces, creating a smooth or textured surface for further coating or preparation.

Power/pressure washing uses a strong water spray to clean surfaces like sidewalks, siding, and decks. It removes dirt, mold, and grime by spraying high-pressure water, sometimes with detergents, gradually restoring looks without damaging the surface when done correctly.

Roof cleaning is the process of removing dirt, moss, algae, and debris from a roof’s surface to restore its appearance and extend its life. It involves gentle scrubbing, washing, or chemical treatments that won’t damage shingles or tiles.

Rust Removal is a service that cleans and eliminates rust from metal surfaces, restoring appearance and strength. It involves inspecting the metal, removing rust with grinding, sanding, or chemicals, treating to prevent future corrosion, and finishing for protection.

Sandblasting is a great and versatile way to tackle any surface preparation need. We are able to use many types of abrasive media, to name a few: Garnett, crushed glass, baking soda, and crushed walnut shell. Garnett is great for blasting concrete and steel structures. Crushed glass is perfect for most cars and other metal surfaces such as wrought iron fences and BBQ's. Baking soda is perfect to use on fiberglass and is a great way to safely remove paints and stains from chrome surfaces. Baking soda is also great for mold and smoke mitigation.

Sandblasting Services American is a service that uses compressed air and abrasive materials to clean, smooth, or etch surfaces like metal or stone. It involves blasting the surface to remove paint, rust, grime, or to prepare it for coating or finishing.

Soda blasting is a cleaning process that uses compressed air and baking soda pellets to gently remove coatings, dirt, or rust from surfaces without damaging them, often used on delicate metals, wood, or historical artifacts.

Soft wash cleaning is a gentle exterior cleaning method that uses low-pressure water, specialized cleaning solutions, and rinse to remove grime, algae, and moss from surfaces like roofs, walls, and siding without damage.

Surface Prep is the process of cleaning, smoothing, and readying a surface before applying paint or coatings, removing dust, grease, and old layers, and sometimes priming to ensure better adhesion and durability.