Dry Ice Blasting in St. Thomas

St. Thomas is becoming one of the most important industrial addresses in Ontario — a major EV battery plant under development, the supplier network growing around it, Elgin County agriculture and food processing, and a historic downtown full of century brick. ODIB brings mobile Cold Jet dry ice blasting to all of it: no water, no chemicals, no abrasive media, cleaned in place.

Built for St. Thomas industries

Why dry ice in St. Thomas

New manufacturing space and food production share the same rule: no water, no chemical residue, no abrasive grit near the equipment. Dry ice blasting cleans in place — the CO₂ sublimates on contact, leaving only the removed contaminant to sweep up. Pressure and pellet size are tuned to each substrate.

Scheduling

St. Thomas is about 90 minutes from our Wallaceburg base. Planned work is typically scheduled inside two weeks; emergency and restoration work mobilizes inside 72 hours. From St. Thomas we also cover Port Stanley, Aylmer, Tillsonburg, and the Elgin County perimeter — connecting with our London and Aylmer zones.

Plan your St. Thomas job

See what dry ice blasting costs in Ontario, or read our Windsor robotic cell case study with before/after photos. Call or text photos to 226-627-4878, or request a free site review. $5M liability, WSIB clearance, COI before mobilization.

FAQ

Do you work inside CFIA-inspected food plants?

Yes. Dry ice blasting is a dry, no-rinse, chemical-free method suitable for CFIA-inspected and HACCP-controlled environments. We arrive with full PPE and documentation.

Can you clean heritage brick without harming it?

Dry ice blasting is non-abrasive and uses no water, so soot, paint, and grime are removed without altering the brick face or driving moisture into mortar joints. We test a small patch first on sensitive masonry.

How fast can you be on site in St. Thomas?

St. Thomas is about 90 minutes from our Wallaceburg base. Planned work is typically scheduled inside two weeks; fire restoration and emergency work mobilizes inside 72 hours.

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