Are you looking for an effective yet environmentally-friendly way to remove dirt and other grime from your walls, floors, and other surfaces? Rely on the dry ice cleaning services at Horsley Specialties to make your surfaces look like new again.
You’ll be surprised to see how dry ice cleaning doesn’t use hard or abrasive materials that could damage your surfaces. In this process, we use solid dry ice accelerated at supersonic speeds to create a mini explosion on the surface, removing the undesirable material without causing damage.
Are you looking for an effective yet environmentally-friendly way to remove dirt and other grime from your walls, floors, and other surfaces? Rely on the dry ice cleaning services at Horsley Specialties to make your surfaces look new again.
You’ll be surprised to see how dry ice cleaning doesn’t use hard or abrasive materials that could damage your surfaces. In this process, we use solid dry ice accelerated at supersonic speeds to create a mini explosion on the surface, removing the undesirable material without causing damage.
Our dry ice cleaning methods and services have been approved by the EPA, FDA, and USDA as an acceptable cleaning material to use in your workplaces or business. It does not use solvents, slag, or sand to remove unwanted materials, and it does not leave any secondary waste behind because dry ice disintegrates upon impact.
Do you need cleaning in gaps and cavities where normal grit blast cleaning methods just won’t work? Dry ice cleaning is your perfect solution. Our dry ice cleaning solutions can be done in place, reducing costs to your company and improving productivity in your equipment. Horsley Specialties carries occurrence insurance that is specific to the remediation of the owners’ properties. We provide natural disaster emergency cleanup services as well.
We clean hazardous materials such as asbestos, mold, lead, and mercury. We offer dry ice cleaning for tough jobs. We service South Dakota, North Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Wyoming, Nebraska, Montana, Utah, Colorado, Kansas, Texas, Iowa, Missouri, and Illinois.
