BlueWater Environmental’s water blast units can be utilized for all your cleaning needs. With custom-built pumps and specially-designed components, we have the equipment and technology needed for a range of hydroblasting projects, including:
This safe and environmentally-friendly solution helps industrial facilities stay clean, compliant, and operate at full capacity.
Clear away paint, rust, and chemical buildup quickly and safely. Request a tailored service plan to meet your facility’s exact requirements.
Michigan-Based Hydroblasting for Efficient Industrial Cleaning Nationwide
Hydroblasting combines pressure and precision to strip away coatings, rust, and chemical buildup without harming underlying surfaces. This method keeps equipment and facilities performing at their best.
Comprehensive Water Blasting Solutions for Every Industry
Many facilities face buildup that restricts output, corrosion that threatens safety standards, or layers of coating that interfere with proper recoating. Hydroblasting, also called water blasting, addresses these issues with controlled streams of high-pressure water that cut through tough residues while preserving the integrity of the surface beneath.
This industrial cleaning technique limits interruptions, prevents unnecessary wear, and supports sustainability by avoiding harsh abrasives. From pipelines and tanks to boilers and plant floors, the BlueWater crew delivers dependable cleaning that helps facilities remain productive, meet regulations, and prepare for future projects.
Hydroblasting FAQs
Hydroblasting can be used on many of the toughest jobs inside an industrial facility. It’s well-suited for cleaning the interiors of tanks and vessels, removing buildup from pipelines, clearing deposits in boilers and heat exchangers, and washing large production floors or heavy machinery.
The method also adapts to curved surfaces, corners, and hard-to-reach areas where manual cleaning often falls short. Because of this flexibility, facilities across the US and Canada rely on hydroblasting to maintain a wide variety of critical assets.
Sandblasting relies on abrasive grit, while chemical cleaning uses strong solutions. Both approaches can leave behind secondary waste and introduce risks to equipment or the environment. Hydroblasting uses only high-pressure water, so there is no abrasive residue or chemical byproduct to manage.
Cleanup is faster, safety concerns are reduced, and surfaces are left clean without added wear. Many industrial facilities prefer hydroblasting because it delivers powerful results while keeping the process simpler and more environmentally responsible.
The timeframe for a hydroblasting project will depend on the size of the equipment, the level of buildup, and the type of system being cleaned. Smaller tasks can often be completed in a single shift, while larger or more complex projects may require additional time.
Here are some general timeframes:
- Small equipment or individual tanks: typically 4 to 8 hours
- Large or complex equipment, such as recovery boilers: around 18 hours or less with automated systems
- Facility-wide or multi-surface cleaning: may take a full day or more, depending on site conditions
Because hydroblasting relies on high-pressure water and often uses automated technology, the process can be faster than traditional methods. Cleanup is also simpler, since there is no abrasive grit or chemical waste to manage.
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Get reliable hydroblasting service that keeps your facility running at peak performance. Contact us today for a customized service plan for your facility anywhere in the US or Canada.