Profile it
properly
or it peels.
Coating removal, exposed aggregate, stamped concrete, entry steps, brick and stone. A surface profile that sealers and coatings can actually bite into.
Concrete & masonry · Southeast Alberta
From the yard.
Medicine Hat is a brick town
This city is unusual for the prairies — brick dominates where other prairie cities built in wood, thanks to the I-XL works at Redcliff and an Edwardian brick downtown. That means a lot of masonry here is old, soft-fired and genuinely worth protecting.
What we take on
- Coating and sealer removal from concrete floors, driveways and patios.
- Exposed aggregate profiling for a decorative finish.
- Stamped and coloured concrete — stripping tired sealer and bringing the colour back.
- Entry steps, walkways and porches in concrete, stone or aggregate.
- Line and marking removal from lots, parkades and industrial floors.
- Brick and stone cleaning where the substrate can take it.
Concrete and brick are wet blasted
Masonry is done wet. Water in the stream knocks the dust down, keeps the media cutting cool and even, and gives the control that soft brick and decorative concrete need. It is the difference between opening a surface up and chewing it.
Surface profile is the deliverable
Most concrete coating failures are adhesion failures. A sealed, polished or contaminated slab gives a coating nothing to key into. Blasting opens the surface to a consistent profile so what goes on next stays on.
Send us a photo of it.
Text what you have got to 403-702-4435 and we will come back with a number.
Fastest way to a number: text a photo of what needs blasting to 403-702-4435.


