Paint stripped from Federation face brick, graffiti lifted from laneway walls and brewery and cafe equipment cleaned across Marrickville and the Inner West.
Marrickville’s terraces, warehouses and laneways mean painted brick, graffiti, old signage and heritage facades. Soda blasting strips paint from brick and sandstone without eroding the face or mortar, which matters for heritage terraces, and is gentle enough for timber joinery.
In the Inner West, gentle methods win. Soda lifts paint and graffiti off Federation brick and terrace stone, and dustless is used for larger walls in tight streets.
Free onsite quote anywhere in Marrickville — we test the surface before we price the job.
Marrickville is full of Federation and Victorian terraces, old brick warehouses and laneways, many with decades of paint and graffiti. Painted face brick is one of the most common jobs here: owners want the original brick back without damaging the soft faces that older bricks have.
The suburb's breweries, cafes and food producers add commercial kitchen and equipment cleaning, and the many workshops in the light-industrial streets bring classic cars and motorbikes. Narrow streets and close neighbours mean low-dust methods and careful masking on every job.
Yes. Soda is used at low pressure so the brick face survives. A test patch shows the result first, as some older bricks are softer than others.
Yes. The rig is compact. Parking and access are planned before the day, and neighbours' cars and windows are protected.
Some heritage-listed properties need approval for facade work. Check with Inner West Council before booking.
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