Dry ice cleaning questions

We shoot small pellets of dry ice (frozen CO2) at the surface with compressed air. The pellets knock dirt, grease, and buildup loose, then turn into gas. What is left is the clean surface and the dirt that came off it.

Dry ice is non-abrasive, so it cleans without sanding or scratching the way sand or soda blasting can. We look at the surface first and set the machine to fit the job.

No water and no chemicals are used, and the pellets turn to gas, so there is no wet residue from the blasting media. The dirt that comes off the surface still needs to be swept or vacuumed up, and we plan for that.

Industrial machinery and production equipment, and cars, including engine bays, undercarriages, wheel wells, and frames. Not sure if your job fits? Send us a photo and we will tell you.

Dry ice turns into CO2 gas, so enclosed spaces need good airflow. We plan for that before we start, and we tell you if a space is not a good fit.

It depends on the size of the job, the surface, and how much buildup there is. Send us photos or call, and we will give you a quote before any work starts.

It depends on the size and the amount of buildup. We give you an idea of the time when we quote the job.

We are based in San Diego and serve the San Diego area. Call or send us your city and we will let you know.

Yes. Use the quote form or message us on WhatsApp. Photos help us understand the job before we talk.

Sí. Hablamos español. You can call, text, or write to us in English or Spanish.

Sand is abrasive and leaves the sand behind. Dry ice is non-abrasive and turns to gas, so nothing is left from the blasting media.

Yes. InNova Dry Ice Cleaning is a sister company of InNova Construction. They are separate businesses with separate services.