Heavy equipment trailer prepared for protective coating

Construction · Mining · Fleet Assets · Nationwide

Heavy Equipment Sandblasting & Coating Services

Strip and protect working equipment without losing sight of transport, downtime, masking, hydraulics, decals, and return-to-service requirements.

10
Blasting services
22
Assets covered
8
Coating options
50
States served

Service overview

Preparation, restoration, and protection built around the asset.

Mobile heavy equipment blasting, rust and paint removal, restoration preparation, industrial coatings, and equipment painting nationwide. The correct approach depends on substrate, contamination, required finish, access, surrounding operations, and the coating system that follows.

Surface preparation

Blasting services

Heavy Equipment Sandblasting
Heavy Equipment Abrasive Blasting
Mobile Heavy Equipment Blasting
Equipment Paint Removal
Equipment Rust Removal
Coating Removal
Surface Preparation
Dustless Blasting
Equipment Cleaning
Equipment Restoration

What we service

Pick your equipment, asset or structure

Tap any item below to see how it is usually prepared, what finish goes on it, a realistic budget range, and the details that change the price. Every number is a benchmark — your quote comes from the contractor.

Excavators

Preparation, finish, budget & turnaround

Typical scope

Full strip or targeted spot blast of frames, booms, buckets and body panels, then prime and topcoat back to working or OEM appearance.

Blast media & method

Coal slag or steel grit for frames and heavy steel; dustless/wet blasting for occupied yards

Surface preparation

SSPC-SP 6 commercial blast on structural steel, SP 2/SP 3 hand and power tool cleanup at masked edges

Recommended finish

Two-part epoxy primer with polyurethane topcoat, OEM color matched (Cat, Deere, Komatsu, JCB, Case)

Budget benchmark

Estimated $1,800 – $3,500 for skid steers, $4,500 – $12,000 for 20–30 ton excavators, $3,500 – $8,000 for Class-8 trucks

Typical turnaround

24 – 72 hours per unit on most machines

What changes the price

  • Hydraulic lines, cylinders, glass, decals and electronics must be masked
  • Mobile crews can work in your yard and avoid transport cost
  • Grease and mud removal is billed before blasting begins
  • Attachments and buckets are usually quoted per piece

Budget ranges are typical market benchmarks, not a quote. Photos and dimensions get you a real number fastest.

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Protect the finished surface

Coating & finishing services

Equipment Coatings
Industrial Coatings
Protective Coatings
Corrosion Protection
Epoxy
Polyurethane
Polyurea
Equipment Painting

Why projects start

Common problems

Rust and corrosion
Failed paint and coatings
Surface contamination
Poor coating adhesion
Weathering and wear
Faded fleet paint
Jobsite abrasion
Corroded frames and booms

Before you request pricing

What to include

Send the make/model, asset photos, transport or on-site needs, desired color, coating condition, and downtime window.

Credentials, licensing, insurance and certifications vary by contractor. Any badges shown belong to that individual contractor only — always verify credentials directly for your specific project.

Request pricing

Get pricing for your heavy equipment project

Pick your asset above and the details fill in automatically. Add photos and contractors can usually quote the same day.

  • Free and no obligation
  • Most requests answered within 1 hour
  • Photos get you a faster, tighter number
  • One request reaches multiple contractors

Credentials, licensing, insurance and certifications vary by contractor. Any badges shown belong to that individual contractor only — always verify credentials directly for your specific project.

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Questions

Frequently asked

How is heavy equipment blasting and coating priced?

Pricing depends on surface area, material, coating condition, access, containment, finish requirements, and travel. Photos and dimensions help contractors quote accurately.

Can blasting and coating be included in one scope?

Often, yes. State the required finish or service environment so the contractor can recommend compatible preparation, primer, and topcoat systems.

Are contractor credentials the same for every project?

No. Licensing, insurance, certifications, equipment, and qualifications vary by contractor and project. Verify all requirements before awarding work.

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