Do yourself a favor and call this company. I wasted so much time sanding, buffing, machine…read moregrinding, chemical stripping, and a whole lot of blood sweat and tears trying to get the paint off my garage floor. This should have been my first and only call. Fair prices, great service, great product, and a real nice guy. Here are some before, during, and after pics. I will post finished painted floors later.

Called Blast Magic for removal of multiple, years old paint from concrete pool. Owner Chris got…read moreback to me quickly and set up an appointment to look over project. Chris was very knowledgeable, friendly and professional. They offered me a fair price and were very responsive all through my interactions with Blast Magic. Definitely recommend.

OMG! What a job! If you want an 'old school' professional that takes pride in their work, call Eco…read moreEagle Blasting. Details: In 2021 a contractor stained my 1,500 sq. foot deck. Although the spec for the oil-based semi-transparent stain said ONE COAT ONLY, the contractor applied 3 and, and in some instances 4 coats of stain. It looked horrible and in less than one year began peeling. Eco was scheduled to sandblast. Another contractor would follow to do the staining. Upon inspecting the currently stained deck, the 2nd contractor would not provide a quote until he saw Eco's results. Viewing the deck now, the 2nd contractor had one word "Beautiful!" He also said no additional prep would be needed. He actually seemed amazed with the results. Annabel (owner) and his crew are very personable. The job was completed in an extremely short period of time, the cost incredibly reasonable, and the results REMARKABLE. (I'd give more stars if I could) THUMBS UP GUYS. GREAT JOB!

From the owner: As a local family owned business we strive to provide exceptional dustless blasting services in the…read morePennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and surrounding areas. Dustless blasting is an environmentally friendly way of removing paint and rust on surfaces such as metal, concrete, brick, wood and fiberglass by way of wet or dry sandblasting. We service residential, commercial, automotive and marine environments that include but are not limited to the following: Residential Decks Residential Brick Below ground swimming pools (concrete only, no liners) Residential Stone Residential Concrete Residential Driveways Residential Siding Rust Removal Boat Paint stripping Barnacle removal Graffiti Exterior Building Cleaning Parking Garages (Can include both paint removal and replacement) Commercial Equipment Commercial Vehicle Stripping Car paint stripping

I recently had a kitchen table and 4 chairs refinished by Gill Powder Coating. The customer service…read moreand the end product were fabulous. The job was done on time (actually completed a day early), the price was reasonable and all of the employees we came in contact with were very courteous. I highly recommend this business. I feel like I have brand new furniture!

This company unfortunately did not work in my area but had giving me great advise to take care of…read moremy issue. Dale took the time on my phone call with him to explain to me what I can do myself to fix my cement stains from tar on my sidewalk. Thank u

Dale is fantastic. The best contractor I ever hired. Excellent job. At first Dale wasn't sure he…read morecould remove all of the Tar from my basement walls. I was informed that the process will cause some pitting of the surface. Job done exactly as promised. Excellent communication skills and kept me advised of delays. ( he couldn't work on the project if it was raining.) I whole hardly recommend and would use this company again. Everything top Noch.. Dale was able to work independently and deliver an excellent result.

Great custom sign company. Just got my truck lettered and it looks awesome! Very happy with the…read moreservice and price.

From the owner: Custom sign design, large format digital printing, vehicle graphics, vehicle wraps, carved signs,…read moresandblasted signs, branding and design, engraving, indoor and outdoor signs, banners

Decided to use them to powder coat some six piston Brembo calibers they procrastinated for over…read moreeight months I go to pick them up in the business is completely gone I pay over $1000 for those calibers and paid them $250 to powder coat them they stole from me

Where to begin…read more.. I'm currently sitting in their shop waiting for my project to be wrapped up, listening to the main number phone ring non-stop. Give them a call, they likely won't answer and when it goes to voicemail, the mailbox is full. Mind you, I live an hour away from the shop and this is my third trip here for what I was told was an "easy job". May 30: Dropped off 4Runner bare metal rock sliders. Told 2-3 weeks for turnaround. Because they're bare metal and don't need to be media blasted, "This is an easy job." June 18: (One week after quoted completion date) Was told they just returned from media blasting. Should be done by Friday. "Call us Thursday." June 21: Called three times that day. No answer. June 22: Called and actually spoke to someone about my project. "My guy did them in the wrong color. We'll have them done by Tuesday at the latest." June 26: Called twice. No answer. June 28: Called twice. No answer. July 5: Showed up to shop at 8am when they opened. At this point, I resigned to the fact that I'd take them even if they were still in the wrong color. I saw the shop door open and my sliders were sitting on the ground, untouched. In fact, the UPS shipping labels were still adhered to the surface. I spoke to a really nice worker and he promised to have them back to me in one week. Asked me to call next Thursday to confirm they'd be done. I actually refused saying, "Dude, I shouldn't have to call you guys. One, you never pick up the phone and two, you should be calling the customer and giving them a status update." July 6: I get a call from the owners son saying they're putting my sliders in the oven and they should be ready by the end of the day. I told him I couldn't get out until Monday, but I'd be there first thing in the morning. July 9: I've been sitting in the shop for almost 2-hours now. The sliders still had not been touched. Was told they'd be ready in 30-minutes... it's been 2-hours. Apparently the owners son was confused as to what I said on the phone on Friday. I'm even more confused because I was told, "This is an easy job." Good thing I have an understanding boss because I'm going to be 3-hours late for work. I'm waiting because I can't fathom driving too and from this shop one more time. The sad part about this story is, they do really good work... they lack a significant understanding on how to run a business, not to mention, their weak customer service. Never tell a customer "Call us"; you're the one running the business and you're the one who knows the most recent status. If you're going to commit to a date or timeframe, you call the customer if you feel you can't meet it. You're the subject matter expert, not the customer. Otherwise, they'd do the job themselves. Additionally, if you're going to say "Call us", make sure you have someone who can answer the phone or free up your voicemail so that someone can leave a voicemail for you to return the call. I won't be coming back for any more work simply because of how exhausting this first "easy job" has been. I guess I'm just not sure what was so difficult about all of this...