Sandblasting & Media Blasting Quotes Across Michigan
Cars and parts, trailers and equipment, brick, log homes, concrete, and industrial surfaces. Tell us about your job and we'll connect you with a local blasting pro, mobile or shop.
Get QuotesHow it works
- Describe the job: what's being blasted, how big it is, where it is, and whether you want mobile service or a shop drop-off.
- We route it to an independent blasting company that serves your part of Michigan.
- They contact you to ask questions and quote. You decide whether to hire anyone.
"Sandblasting" usually isn't sand anymore
People say sandblasting, but most professional jobs today use other abrasives: crushed glass, garnet, aluminum oxide, steel grit, glass bead, walnut shell, baking soda, or dry ice. Silica sand can cause silicosis, and NIOSH has recommended since 1974 that it not be used as a blasting abrasive. The right media depends on what you're stripping and what's underneath. Compare blasting media →
Mobile or shop?
Big or fixed things like houses, decks, trailers, tanks, and boats are usually blasted on site by a mobile crew. Smaller parts, wheels, and car bodies on a rotisserie often get better results in a shop booth or cabinet, where media is recovered and dust is contained.
Typical costs
HomeGuide puts sandblasting at about $1–$5 per square foot or $45–$80 per hour for basic work, with complex jobs running higher. See the full cost guide →
Common jobs
- Cars, frames, and auto parts
- Trailers and farm/construction equipment
- Brick and masonry
- Log homes
- Concrete
- Industrial and commercial
- Paint and rust removal
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Tell us about your job and we'll connect you with a local blasting pro who serves your part of Michigan.