Princeton, Columbia, Penn, Rutgers, NYU, and hundreds of institutions across the tri-state. Aging stone buildings, bronze statues, lab equipment cleaning, and campus infrastructure maintenance.
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University campuses contain some of the most architecturally significant buildings in the tri-state. Gothic stone facades, bronze donor statues, historic iron gates, and century-old masonry all need periodic cleaning. These institutions have preservation mandates, sustainability commitments, and active campus populations that constrain cleaning methods.
Sandblasting is too aggressive for carved stone. Chemicals leave residue and create waste disposal challenges that conflict with sustainability goals. Pressure washing drives water into old masonry. Laser cleaning is the only method that satisfies preservation standards, eliminates chemical waste, and operates safely on active campuses.
Applications
USE CASE 01
Building Facade Cleaning
Remove pollution deposits, biological growth, and atmospheric staining from limestone, brownstone, brick, and terra cotta facades. Secretary of Interior Standards compliant for landmarked buildings.
USE CASE 02
Bronze Statue and Monument Cleaning
Clean donor memorials, historic sculptures, and decorative bronze. Adjustable patina preservation. Zero chemical runoff on campus grounds.
USE CASE 03
Laboratory Equipment Cleaning
Clean lab equipment surfaces, fume hoods, and research apparatus. No chemical residue. Compatible with research environment contamination controls.
Laser cleaning generates no dust, no chemical fumes, and minimal noise. The safety zone (10-15 feet with signage) is far smaller than a blast containment enclosure. We schedule work around academic calendars and coordinate with facilities management on access and notification protocols.