On site in Berlin and Brandenburg
Laser cleaning for stone, steel and machinery
A pulsed laser lifts rust, old paint, graffiti and soot in narrow strips. It needs no blasting media, no water and no chemicals. Send us a photo and we name a fixed price.
Free 30 × 30 cm test patch – no result, no invoice.
We are taking enquiries now. On-site work starts in January 2027.
Footage from our training- Distance to the surface
- approx. 25 cmThe head touches nothing.
- Graffiti on clinker and concrete
- 1–2 m²/hNatural stone: under 1 m²/h
- Test patch
- 30 × 30 cmfree on a group date
- Fixed price
- within 24 hfrom your photo
Half cleaned
Cleaned on the left, untouched on the right
We stopped halfway through this cast-iron memorial plaque. The line between rust and metal is as sharp as the path of the laser. Afterwards the metal is grey and matt.
Footage from our trainingStrip by strip
The laser lifts the layer in narrow strips. What comes off goes straight into the extraction at the head.
The substrate stays as it was
Each pulse lasts billionths of a second. The dirt layer vaporises before the material underneath heats up to any degree.
A test before every job
We test every surface on a small area first. Only then do we commit to a duration and a result.
What we clean
Your material decides how we work
Every surface reacts differently to the laser. For each group we say what comes off and what we watch for.
AI-generated imageMonuments and natural stone
Soot and black crust. We clean sandstone damp, and only after a test.
AI-generated imageWrought iron and steel
Old paint and rust down to bare metal. The gate stays on its hinges.
AI-generated imageFaçades and masonry
Graffiti and soot on clinker, render and concrete. The joints stay as they are.
AI-generated imageMachines and parts
Paint, oil and rust off cast iron and steel – with no blasting media to get into bearings or slideways.
AI-generated imageChrome, stainless steel, aluminium
Dirt film and surface rust on chrome, deposits on stainless steel and aluminium. Pits in the chrome stay visible.
Your object is not listed
Send a photo. We will tell you whether the laser is the right tool for it.
Before and after
Cleaned does not mean new – this is what the result looks like
Two typical objects, each shown from the same position. Both pairs are AI-generated, because our first jobs start in January 2027. The test patch shows what your object will look like.
BeforeAfterAI-generated imageWrought-iron courtyard gate. After the laser the iron is bare and matt grey; the old rust pits remain visible. This is how the painter takes it over for the new coating.
BeforeAfterAI-generated imageSandstone stele. Soot and crust are gone and the stone shows its own colour. Pores, weathering and a darker tone in the recesses remain.
Footage from our trainingThe equipment
This is the equipment we bring
A case holding the laser source, a hand-held head on a cable, a quiet compressor and a voltage stabiliser. That is all that stands in your yard. We fence off the working area, because this is a class 4 laser.
- Laser
- 500 W pulsedPower adjustable from 1 to 100 %
- Power supply
- 230 VWhere there is no supply we bring a generator (+ €45).
- Cable to the head
- 5 mThe case stays on the ground.
- Laser class
- 4We fence off the area; goggles are mandatory inside.
Limits
Where the laser is the wrong tool
Not every layer comes off with light. Where another method fits better, we say so before we quote.
The laser removes
- Graffiti on clinker, concrete and natural stoneBlue and very light paints only after a test
- Rust and old paint on steel and cast iron
- Soot after a fire, on wood and masonry
- Dirt film on polished graniteThe polish is preserved
It does not remove
- Moss, algae and lichenPre-treat first, then laser
- Salts in masonryThey sit centimetres deep – only poultices help
- Bitumen and underbody coating
- Pitting and rust scarsThey become clean, but they stay
Prices
Each visit has a fixed price
We charge per visit, not per hour. You know the price before we set off.
| Item | Fixed price |
|---|---|
| Half day on siteup to 4 hours | €590 |
| Full day on siteup to 8 hours | €1,090 |
| Graffiti up to 5 m² | €590 |
| Workshop batchrust, paint, wood – up to 4 hours | €390 |
| Test patch 30 × 30 cmon a group date in your district | free |
| Item | Fixed price |
|---|---|
| Half day on siteup to 4 hours | €520 |
| Full day, zone 1up to 8 hours | €890 |
| Full day, zone 225–50 km | €990 |
| Workshop batchup to 4 hours | €330 |
Included in every fixed price
- Travel within zone 1
- Fencing off the working area
- Disposal of the dust
- Before and after photos
How it works
From photo to fixed price in 24 hours
You send a photo
Through the form, with the postcode and a few words about the surface.
You receive the fixed price
Within 24 hours. If something is missing, we ask one specific question.
We clean a test patch
30 × 30 cm on your object. If the result does not convince you, you pay nothing.
Cleaning and handover
We fence off the area, clean, and go through the result with you.
Enquiry
One photo is enough for a fixed price
This is what a test patch looks like: 30 × 30 cm, framed with masking tape, the old condition right next to it. It is where you decide whether we carry on.
AI-generated image