Farm machinery, horse floats and steel sheds stripped, and flood silt and mould cleaned from brick and timber, across Richmond and the Hawkesbury floodplain.
Richmond’s farms, sheds and the Hawkesbury floodplain mean machinery, steel sheds and flood-affected timber and brick. Soda blasting cleans mud, mould and staining after floods and neutralises odour; dustless blasting strips rust from implements and trailers.
Richmond
abrasive blasting
Around Richmond, farm machinery and flood-affected buildings are common. Dustless strips rusted steel, and soda cleans silt, mould and smoke damage without harming timber.
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Soda blasting in Richmond and the Hawkesbury
Richmond sits on the Hawkesbury River floodplain, with turf farms, market gardens, horse properties and the RAAF base nearby. Farm machinery, tractors, horse floats and steel sheds are typical jobs: rust and old paint are stripped back so equipment can be repainted and kept working.
The Hawkesbury has a long history of flooding, and soda blasting is used to clean silt, mould and water staining from brick, timber and concrete after a flood. Richmond is also close to Soda Tec's Hills District base, so jobs here are easy to schedule.
Typical jobs in Richmond
- → Tractors, slashers and farm machinery stripped and degreased
- → Horse floats and stock trailers back to bare metal
- → Mould and silt cleaned from flood-affected buildings
- → Old brick and timber in heritage cottages cleaned
Areas covered around Richmond
Richmond questions
Can soda blasting clean up after a flood?
Yes. It removes mud, silt, mould and staining from brick, concrete and timber without soaking the structure in chemicals.
Can you blast a horse float on my property?
Yes. Floats are blasted on site, usually with dustless blasting on rusted steel and soda on aluminium.
Do you travel to Kurrajong and the upper Hawkesbury?
Yes. The whole Hawkesbury is covered from the Hills District base.
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