Brick · Block · Stone · Stucco
Masonry & Brick Cleaning in San Francisco & the Bay Area
Clean and strip brick, block and stone — carefully.
Old paint, efflorescence, soot and graffiti can be removed from masonry with low-pressure blasting and the right media. The goal is to clean the surface, not erode it, so we always start gentle and test.
Silicone-based paints are the exception: there is no way to remove them without destroying the brick face, and we won't attempt it. We'll tell you the honest answer and suggest another approach.
Interior exposed-brick projects are common in SF — we contain the area and keep the dust down with wet blasting.
Good for
- Exterior painted brick
- Interior exposed brick walls
- Block walls and retaining walls
- Stone and stucco cleaning
How the job goes
- Identify paint type
- Test patch
- Low-pressure blast
- Rinse; optional sealer referral
Questions about masonry & brick cleaning
Can all paint be removed from brick?
No. Most latex and oil paints come off; silicone-based coatings don't. We test before quoting.
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Free estimate · No deposit on most jobs
Instant masonry & brick cleaning quote.
Tell us the surface, the square footage and what's on it — most projects we can price the same day. Open 7 days, 6 AM to 8 PM.
- Most projects quoted by phone the same day
- On-site visit usually within 24 hours
- Scheduling typically 2–3 days out
- Commercial clients on net 30