Laser cleaning is a non-contact, non-abrasive method that uses a focused laser beam to remove contaminants like rust, paint, oil, biofilm, soot, and more from surfaces. It’s a safe, precise, and eco-friendly alternative to traditional cleaning methods like sandblasting or chemical stripping.

Yes. Laser cleaning is one of the greenest solutions available today. It uses no chemicals, no abrasive media, and produces minimal waste. Our advanced systems capture any residual particles, leaving behind no runoff, dust, or airborne contaminants.

Our laser systems are versatile and safe for a wide range of materials, including:

• Metal (steel, aluminum, copper, cast iron)

• Stone (limestone, granite, marble)

• Brick and concrete

• Glass and ceramics

• Wood

• Chrome and other coatings

• Injection molds, tire molds, rubber molds, and food-grade molds

Yes. Laser cleaning is highly effective at removing soot and carbon deposits caused by fire damage without harming the underlying surfaces. It works on brick, concrete, metal, wood, tile, and more—even when the soot has been there for a long time.

Yes. We can perform partial or complete paint removal, including graffiti, without damaging the original surface. It's perfect for delicate substrates where traditional methods like sandblasting would cause damage.

Yes. Laser cleaning can kill and vaporize biofilms—clusters of microorganisms like bacteria, algae, and fungi—without chemicals or abrasion. This not only removes the biofilm but also prevents future growth and reduces the frequency of cleanings.

We specialize in heritage conservation and restoration. Laser cleaning is gentle enough for delicate historical materials, offering a safe way to remove harmful deposits without causing surface damage or deterioration.

Laser cleaning is a safer, cleaner, and more precise alternative to sandblasting. Unlike sandblasting, which uses high-pressure air and abrasive particles that can erode, scratch, or damage the surface, laser cleaning is a non-contact, non-abrasive process. It selectively removes contaminants like rust, paint, soot, or graffiti without harming the underlying material—preserving surface integrity and detail.

Yes. Laser cleaning is safe when performed by trained professionals using the right safety protocols. It eliminates the need for hazardous chemicals and minimizes operator risk through no-contact application and advanced fume extraction systems.

Capital Laser Solutions proudly serves clients in the Washington, DC, Maryland, and Virginia regions, including industrial, commercial, and heritage sectors.