Sunshine Coast
Soot and smoke damage, lifted clean off.
Don't replace it when you can save it with laser.
No chemicals. No damage.
Just results.
See the laser-cleaning process.
Soot-removal footage is being prepared. You can watch our general laser-cleaning demonstration in the meantime.
Before & after images coming soon.
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Cleaner, gentler, and it works indoors.
Soda and media blasting throw grit and dust through a building that's often still occupied or only half-damaged. Laser doesn't.
No grit mess
Particulate is captured at the source, so it suits occupied buildings and rooms you don't want to re-contaminate.
No chemicals, moisture or runoff
Nothing to mask, store or dispose of as hazardous waste — and nothing soaking into porous masonry or timber.
Protects the substrate
The beam removes the soot then self-limits at the parent material — no erosion of soft brick, render or timber grain.
Documented & insurance-ready
We work to a Safe Work Method Statement and laser safety plan, with before/after records for your claim or report.
Laser VS blasting for fire damage.
We'll tell you straight if another method suits your job better — but for most soot work, this is why laser wins.
| Criteria | Laser cleaning | Soda / media blasting |
|---|---|---|
| Dust & containment | Low, captured at source | High — full containment |
| Use in occupied buildings | Suited | Rarely viable |
| Chemicals / residue | None | Soda residue to clean |
| Surface protection | Self-limiting | Can erode soft surfaces |
| Very large rough areas | Slower | Often faster |
Quick answers.
No. The beam is tuned to lift the soot and char and then effectively stops at the clean surface beneath — so brick texture, render and timber grain are preserved rather than eroded the way grit blasting can.
Often, yes. Because it's low-dust with fume captured at the source and uses no chemicals, laser cleaning is far more compatible with occupied or partially-damaged buildings than blasting.
Yes. We're happy to work with builders, restorers and insurers, and we provide before/after records and documented safe-work paperwork to support your claim or scope.
Send us a photo and a few details — surface type and rough area — and we'll come back with a clear, single-figure quote, usually within a couple of days. We assess before quoting rather than guessing on the day.
Send a photo.
Get your quote.
Fire and soot jobs vary a lot, so we ask a few quick questions and let you upload photos. We are quoting now for work scheduled from 1 December 2026.
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