Heat Does the Work
Industrial steam cuts grease and carbon without harsh chemicals. Minimal water, fast dry-down.
For facility managers, plant engineers, and property teams across Ohio, Northern Kentucky, and West Virginia.
Heavy grease, carbon, and grime lifted with industrial steam, heated power washing where water belongs, and dry ice where nothing can get wet. One crew picks the method by surface.
Industrial steam cuts grease and carbon without harsh chemicals. Minimal water, fast dry-down.
Heated power washing for exteriors, docks, and fleet. Kept away from sensitive equipment and production zones.
Columbus office at 171 Schofield Drive. Crews across Cincinnati, Dayton, and Northern Kentucky.
Owner-operated by Rick Walker. Industrial cleaning anchored in restoration discipline.
One of three specialty methods on the Prism truck. Dry ice handles what must stay dry. Steam and heated water handle the rest — the surfaces where heat, not chemistry, does the heavy lifting.
Not sure which method your surface needs? That is what the walkthrough decides — call (614) 866-4484 and describe the buildup.
Heat-based cleaning for commercial and industrial sites across Ohio. Kitchens, plants, docks, fleets, and facades. One contact for every property you run. Ready to scope a site? Request a facility quote or call the commercial line in Columbus: (614) 866-4484. Moisture-sensitive equipment fits under industrial equipment cleaning.
Saturated steam at the nozzle. Grease, carbon, and baked-on buildup release from equipment exteriors, floors, and tile — no solvent odor, no chemical haze.
Heat plus pressure for concrete, docks, and exteriors. Cold-water rigs push grime around. Heat dissolves it and carries it off.
Grill lines, fryer banks, and stainless steamed back to bare metal between service windows. The full kitchen, not just the visible surfaces.
Shop floors, dock plates, and drive lanes. Oil stains and forklift grime lifted, not smeared into a bigger stain.
Paint off brick, block, and concrete with heat and controlled pressure. Gum off walkways without gouging the surface.
Recurring exterior and floor programs planned around your hours. Documented after every visit, next date on the calendar before the crew leaves.
Equipment that cannot see water? That is dry ice blasting — same crew, different tool.
Steam replaces most degreasers. Less chemical inventory on your property, less residue on your surfaces, less rinse water to manage.
Minimal water means minimal dry-down. Kitchens and floors take traffic again the same shift, not the next day.
Steam, heated water, and dry ice ride the same truck. The surface picks the method — not the sales pitch.
Steam leads on grease and interiors. Heated water leads on concrete and exteriors. Dry ice covers everything that has to stay dry. The crew picks by surface, contaminant, and schedule — one walkthrough, one quote. Read how dry ice blasting works before the walkthrough.
Heat for grease. Kitchen equipment, plant floors, tile, and stainless. Minimal water, no harsh chemicals, fast dry-down.
Pressure plus heat for docks, drive lanes, facades, and fleet. Kept well away from anything delicate.
No water at all. Electrical gear, production lines, and anything moisture can hurt. Food-grade CO2 pellets turn to gas on contact.
Temperature and volume. Steam uses saturated vapor with minimal water — right for equipment, kitchens, and interiors. Power washing moves heated water at pressure — right for concrete, docks, and exteriors.
Tell us the surfaces, the square footage, and the window the crew can have — overnight, weekend, or planned shutdown. Walkthroughs in Columbus, Cincinnati, or Dayton are scheduled within 48 hours. Fixed-scope quote follows. Call (614) 866-4484 for the commercial estimator.