Low-pressure soda for Windsor’s colonial brick and sandstone, with dustless and sandblasting for the tractors, sheds and river boats around the town.
Windsor is one of Australia’s oldest towns, with colonial brick and sandstone buildings that need gentle, low-pressure cleaning, and it sits on a floodplain where timber, brick and sheds sometimes need mud and mould removed. Riverside properties also bring boats and trailers.
Windsor
abrasive blasting
Windsor's colonial brick and sandstone need soda's light touch, while dustless and sandblasting are kept for rural steel and machinery.
Free onsite quote anywhere in Windsor — we test the surface before we price the job.
Soda blasting in historic Windsor
Windsor is one of the oldest towns in Australia, with Georgian brick and sandstone buildings around Thompson Square and George Street. Old convict-era brick is soft and porous, so paint and grime are removed with low-pressure soda that leaves the surface intact.
Outside the town centre, the work turns rural: tractors, stock crates, steel gates and sheds, plus boats used on the Hawkesbury River. Windsor is a short drive from the Hills District base.
Typical jobs in Windsor
- → Paint and grime off colonial brick and sandstone
- → Farm machinery and steel sheds stripped
- → River boats and trailers cleaned
- → Flood and mould damage cleaned from brick and timber
Areas covered around Windsor
Windsor questions
Is soda blasting gentle enough for colonial brick?
Yes, at the right pressure. Old brick is tested first because some is very soft. Heritage-listed buildings may need approval from Hawkesbury Council.
Can you remove algae and growth from boats?
Yes. Soda removes growth and old antifoul from hulls without damaging gel coat.
Do you clean steel sheds and gates?
Yes. Rust and peeling paint are removed so they can be repainted.
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