Munich
Gründerzeit facades, vaults, steel and graffiti – jobs in the Bavarian capital and its surroundings.
View area pageGuides & service areas
Mobile sandblasting from Munich to Zurich – and practical knowledge about processes, costs and blasting media. You will also find an overview of our service areas with a map on the locations page.
Where we work
Service areas
From our base in Altusried we work throughout the Allgäu and far beyond – into Austria and Switzerland.
Augsburg
From the historic old town to the textile quarter: facades, brick, metal and wood.
View area pageUlm & Neu-Ulm
Timber framing in the Fischerviertel, beamed ceilings and steel for industry and trades on the Danube.
View area pageRavensburg
Short routes into Upper Swabia: metal for industry, old-town fabric and farm machinery.
View area pageFriedrichshafen
Industrial and Zeppelin city: derusting steel and cleaning facades where lake air gnaws at surfaces.
View area pageLindau on Lake Constance
Listed island old town and mainland: careful blasting for old building fabric.
View area pageConstance
The best-preserved old town on the lake: facades, graffiti and metal – as a planned day project.
View area pageBregenz (AT)
Cross-border work in Vorarlberg: the Oberstadt, a timber tradition and metal on Lake Constance.
View area pageDornbirn (AT)
Textile heritage and Rhine valley trade: factory sites, steel and timber facades in Vorarlberg's largest city.
View area pageInnsbruck (AT)
Alpine climate, plenty of wood: balconies, panelling, facades and metal in the Tyrolean capital.
View area pageSt. Gallen (CH)
Abbey city and eastern Swiss trade: jobs including transparent customs handling.
View area pageWinterthur (CH)
Industrial heritage from the Sulzer site to the Lokstadt: brick, steel and old-town facades.
View the areaLucerne (CH)
Timber culture and Belle Époque: boarding, panelling and facades in Central Switzerland.
View the areaBasel (CH)
Red sandstone and strong industry: careful methods in the border triangle.
View the areaBern (CH)
UNESCO old town and farmhouses: gentle blasting in the Mittelland.
View the areaChur (CH)
Alpine timber buildings and historic cellars: jobs across Graubünden.
View the areaSchaffhausen (CH)
Oriel old town and industry on the High Rhine: quickly reached via Singen.
View the areaZurich (CH)
Period buildings, industrial conversions and graffiti: planned projects in Switzerland's largest city.
View area pageKempten
The largest city in the Allgäu is right on our doorstep – short distances, quick appointments.
View area pageMemmingen
Old town, trade and countryside: mobile sandblasting in the Maustadt and the Unterallgäu.
View area pageKaufbeuren
From the historic core to the outlying districts: facades, metal and wood in the Ostallgäu.
View area pageLeutkirch
At work for you in the Württemberg Allgäu – farms, businesses and homes.
View area pageKnowledge from the field
Guides
Honest answers to the most common questions about sandblasting – without the jargon.
How much does sandblasting cost?
The key cost factors honestly explained – and how to get a reliable fixed-price quote quickly.
Read the guideFacade sandblasting
Render, clinker brick, natural stone: when the process fits, where caution is needed and what the alternatives are.
Read the guideWood sandblasting
Gently expose beams, timber framing, staircases and floorboards – process, grit and finishing.
Read the guideTimber framing sandblasting
Exposing beams gently, indoors and out – process and limits honestly explained.
Read the guideMobile sandblasting
How on-site jobs work: equipment, workflow and what to prepare.
Read the guideMetal rust removal
Remove rust, mill scale and old paint completely – with Sa preparation grades and corrosion protection explained.
Read the guideGraffiti removal
Process, substrates and ghost images – plus preventive protection for exposed surfaces.
Read the guideSandblasting biogas plants
Free fermenters and tanks from deposits – scheduled in the maintenance window, for more performance.
Read the guideBlasting media compared
Mineral media, glass beads, corundum and more – properties, selection and environmental aspects.
Read the guideExposed concrete blasting
Remove the cement skin, even out surfaces, reveal the aggregate – fine and coarse blasting with a test area.
Read the guideExposing brick walls
Gently remove plaster residue and paint, check the joints and protect the exposed wall properly.
Read the guideSubstrate for lime plaster
Emulsion paint and resin render off, so new lime plaster bonds permanently – also for plasterers.
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