Now serving 38 Australian locations

Australia's specialist dry ice cleaning network.

Engine bays, restoration, food production, marine and industrial cleaning — chemical-free, water-free, residue-free professional service. Get an instant cost estimate or a 60-second quote.

1,200+
customers
4,500+
vehicles cleaned
4.9
318 reviews
38
locations

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Public liability $20m 4.9 from 318 reviews IICRC-aligned restoration process HACCP-friendly food production cleaning 38 Australian locations
How it works

A clean that disappears as it works.

Three things happen at once when a pellet hits a contaminated surface — and the result is the cleanest non-abrasive process available.

1

Pellets sublimate on contact

We blast solid CO₂ pellets at the contamination. The pellets sublimate — turn instantly to gas — when they hit the surface.

2

Contamination lifts away

No water, no chemicals, no abrasive media residue. Just the contamination, lifted off and falling clear of the surface.

3

Surface stays intact

Original paint, decals, electrical components and food-grade surfaces are unaffected. There’s nothing left to dry, rinse or clean up.

Side-by-side

Why dry ice vs traditional methods.

For most professional cleaning where surface integrity, residue or downtime matter — dry ice wins on the issues that decide the outcome.

Feature Dry Ice Steam Chemical Sandblasting
Water residue
Chemical residue
Surface damage risk Very low Low Medium High
Disassembly required Sometimes Often Often
Safe for live electrical
Hot-clean ovens (no cool-down)
Environmental impact Minimal Detergent run-off High — waste handling High — media disposal
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How much would your job cost?

Our cost calculator gives you a postcode-specific estimate in 90 seconds. No phone call. No login. Just answer five questions and see the typical price range for your job.

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Locations

38 locations across Australia

From the Central Coast to Perth — we operate where dry ice cleaning is needed and bring the same standards everywhere.

Customer feedback

Trusted across auto, restoration, food and marine.

A small selection from auto detailers, restoration builders, plant managers, yacht owners and trade partners.

“They cleaned the engine bay on a 1968 Mustang we bought sight-unseen. Original decals, no overspray, no water damage — and the bay looks brand new.”
MT
Marcus T.
Classic car restorer · Sydney
“We had a fire-damaged warehouse with timber framing the insurer wanted to replace. Their dry ice work saved the framing and the claim.”
SB
Sarah B.
Insurance restoration builder · Brisbane
“Hot-cleaned our bake plates during the changeover window. We didn't lose a shift. Built into our HACCP plan inside a fortnight.”
DL
David L.
Plant manager — bakery · Melbourne
“Took the antifoul off our 42ft cruiser without a single mark on the gelcoat. The shipwright wouldn't shut up about it.”
ER
Elise R.
Yacht owner · Newcastle
“Came to our switchroom, did MV switchgear cleaning live. Insulation resistance came up across every panel. Repeat-booked annually.”
AP
Andrew P.
Reliability engineer · Perth
“We're on a trade rate with them — they handle the dry ice work for our detailing studio without taking the customer relationship.”
JM
Joel M.
Detailing studio owner · Gold Coast

Common questions

The questions we get asked most often. Service-specific questions are answered on each service page.

What is dry ice blasting?

Dry ice blasting is a non-abrasive industrial cleaning method that uses pellets of solid CO₂ (dry ice) accelerated with compressed air. The pellets sublimate — go from solid directly to gas — when they hit the surface, lifting contamination away in a single pass without water, chemicals or abrasive media residue.

How is it different from sandblasting or steam cleaning?

Sandblasting uses abrasive media that erodes the surface and leaves grit residue everywhere. Steam cleaning uses water and detergent, leaving moisture in connectors, looms and porous materials. Dry ice is non-abrasive and 100% dry — the only "residue" is the dirt that fell off.

Is dry ice cleaning safe for electrical components?

Yes. CO₂ pellets are non-conductive. With appropriate procedures, electrical equipment can even be cleaned while energised — something water- or solvent-based cleaning can never do.

Will it damage paint, decals or original finishes?

No — when applied at the right pressure. Dry ice removes contamination layered on top of a finish without disturbing the finish itself. We tune pressure per surface and test on inconspicuous areas first for any sensitive job.

How long does it take?

It varies by service. Engine bay cleans typically run 2–4 hours, full-vehicle restoration 2–5 days, food production lines per shift, restoration zones per zone. Our cost calculator gives you a duration estimate after you tell it what you need.

How much does it cost?

A typical engine bay sits between $480 and $950. Restoration and industrial work is quoted per scope — use our calculator for a postcode-specific estimate, or request a quick quote and we’ll come back within 24 hours.

Where do you operate?

We service all major Australian metro areas and most regional centres. See our locations page for the full list, including suburb coverage from each hub.

Do you come to me, or do I bring it to you?

For most jobs — auto detailing, restoration, marine — we come to you. For specialty work (concours preparation, body-off restoration) we use partner workshops with extraction. Industrial work is always on-site.

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