Powder Coating & Blasting — Pearland to the Bay
Sandblasting in Pearland, TX
We sandblast metal, concrete, stone, brick and wood — stripping paint, rust, mill scale and old coatings down to a clean surface for coating or refinishing. Same-day estimates may be available. We guarantee our workmanship. Book yours today!
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How Sandblasting Works
Sandblasting — dry abrasive blasting — fires a stream of abrasive at the surface under pressure. The abrasive cuts away paint, rust, mill scale, old coatings and grime, leaving clean metal, stone or wood ready for coating or refinishing. It's the fastest way to strip a surface down to bare, and it leaves a slight profile that helps coatings bond. Most powder coating jobs start with blasting for exactly that reason — the finish is only as good as what's under it. For painted brick, graffiti, pools, soda, glass bead, corn cob, walnut shell and log homes, see our dustless and media blasting page. For structural steel, plant equipment, heavy equipment and fleets, see our industrial sandblasting page. For car frames, see wheel and automotive powder coating.
Proud to Serve Pearland & the Bay Area
We serve customers from Pearland across Brazoria, Harris and Fort Bend counties. Mobile blasting comes to your home, business, marina, plant or job site.
What's Included
Metal Sand Blasting
Strips paint, rust and mill scale off steel and iron, leaving clean metal ready to coat.
Concrete, Stone, Granite & Brick
Cleans and etches hard surfaces — driveways, pavers, signs and stone.
Wood
Strips old stain and paint off fences, beams, furniture and signs with the right soft media.
Trucks, Trailers & Boat Trailers
Strips frames and trailers down to bare metal before coating.
Why This Matters Here
Rust is the enemy down here. The Houston area's hot, humid subtropical climate with muggy air most of the year speeds up rust on bare and chipped steel, and salt air off Galveston Bay makes it worse. Trailers, fences and outdoor metal that sit through hurricanes, tropical storms and flooding — Hurricane Ike in 2008, Harvey in 2017, Beryl in 2024 — end up with layers of old paint and rust that blasting is the only way to get off right. Sandblasting strips it all down to bare metal so the new coating actually bonds.
Care & Prevention
After blasting and coating, rinse metal items with fresh water and mild soap, more often near the bay. Keep up with touch-ups on any chips before rust creeps under the finish. For trailers and outdoor metal, a fresh-water rinse after rain and a coating maintenance check each season goes a long way on the Gulf Coast.
Surfaces We Blast
Sandblasting Concrete, Stone, Granite & Brick
We clean and etch concrete driveways, stone and granite surfaces, and brick — stripping grime and old coatings and leaving a clean, profiled surface. Softer surfaces like brick and stone get the right media and pressure so they don't pit.
Sandblasting Wood
Fences, beams, furniture and signs — we strip old stain and paint off wood with soft media that cleans without gouging. Wood needs a lighter touch than metal, and we choose the media for it.
Metal Sand Blasting
Steel and iron parts, frames and fabrications — stripped to bare metal, ready for powder coating or paint.
Truck, Trailer & Boat-Trailer Sandblasting
Frames and trailers stripped of rust and old paint before coating — the prep that makes the new finish last.
Sandblasted Lettering & Designs in Granite & Stone
Beyond stripping, sandblasting can carve lettering and designs into granite and stone — signs, pavers and headstone lettering, for example. The abrasive cuts a clean, lasting recess into hard stone. If you have a stone sign, a paver or a memorial piece that needs lettering, call and we'll talk through what's involved.
What Sandblasting Costs
What affects the cost: the size of the surface, how much old paint, rust and coating has to come off, the substrate — metal, stone, concrete or wood — the media and pressure needed, masking, and travel distance for mobile work. We quote every job after we see it.
| Job type | Price | What affects it |
|---|---|---|
| Metal parts / frames | Quoted after we see it | Size, rust, coating layers, media |
| Truck or trailer frame | Quoted after we see it | Size, condition, coating layers |
| Concrete / stone / brick | Quoted after we see it | Area, substrate, grime level |
| Wood (fence, beams, furniture) | Quoted after we see it | Area, wood type, old stain/paint |
| Stone lettering / engraving | Quoted after we see it | Stone type, lettering, design |
Price depends on the size of the surface, how much old coating and rust must come off, the substrate, the media and pressure needed, masking, and travel distance for mobile work. Your exact price is set after we see it.
Why Choose Us for Sandblasting
Right Media, Right Surface
We match the abrasive to the substrate so it cleans without damage.
Down to Bare Metal
We strip it clean so the new coating actually bonds.
Shop & Mobile
Shop blasting for parts you bring; mobile blasting that comes to you.
Ready to get your project quoted?
Call us or send your details and we'll call you back to confirm the days that work.
What to Expect
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Call or send a photo. Tell us the surface and what's on it.
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We quote it based on size, condition and media.
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We blast it clean — in the shop or on-site.
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Pick-up, delivery or on-site wrap-up, confirmed when you book.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to sandblast a vehicle?
There's no flat price. The cost depends on the size of the vehicle or frame, how much old paint, rust and undercoating has to come off, the condition of the metal underneath, and whether it's a frame on stands or a whole vehicle. We quote every job after we see it, so send a photo and you'll get a straight number.
Can sandblasting remove paint?
Yes — removing paint is one of the main things sandblasting does. Dry abrasive blasting strips paint, rust, mill scale, old coatings and grime down to bare metal. How aggressive we go depends on the substrate, because softer metals and surfaces need lighter media and pressure.
Can you sandblast plastic?
Not with traditional sandblasting — regular abrasive is too aggressive for most plastics and will warp or pit them. For delicate surfaces like plastic, fiberglass and thin metals, we use softer media like soda, plastic media or walnut shell. See our dustless and media blasting page for those options. The method is always chosen after we see the part.
What's the difference between sandblasting and powder coating?
Sandblasting is the prep — it strips the surface down to bare metal. Powder coating is the finish — it's sprayed on and cured in an oven into a hard coating. They're two different steps, and most powder coating jobs start with blasting so the powder bonds to clean metal.
Does powder coating include sandblasting?
Most powder coating jobs start with blasting to clean the part to bare metal, but blasting and coating are separate steps with separate costs. We'll tell you exactly what your job needs when we quote it.
Our Other Services
Not sure which service fits? Call us and we'll point you the right way.