Renovations with laser cleaning

Laser Cleaning - precise removal of coatings, dirt, and corrosion

We use laser cleaning technology on a daily basis in our restoration work – especially where precision, process control, and the safety of the cleaned surface matter most. The laser helps us remove old coatings, dirt, tarnish, and selected material layers without aggressively interfering with the underlying structure.

At the same time, we also offer laser cleaning as a standalone service – for individual clients, businesses, industrial applications, and facilities requiring thorough and localized cleaning.

Laser cleaning is simpler, more specific, and communicates the service better.

How does laser cleaning work?

Laser cleaning is a modern method for removing contaminants, coatings, and deposits from surfaces using a pulsed laser beam. This technology allows for selective, highly controlled operation – enabling the removal of unwanted layers without the need for abrasives, aggressive mechanical treatment, or harsh chemicals.

It is an especially useful solution wherever traditional methods are too invasive, too messy, or lack sufficient precision.

When is laser cleaning a good solution?

Laser cleaning is worth considering when:

• the surface requires precise cleaning,

• an old coating, dirt, or corrosion needs to be removed locally,

• traditional methods might be too aggressive,

• minimizing mess and material interference is important,

• the element has functional, aesthetic, or historical value,

• surface preparation is needed for further restoration, maintenance, or protection.

Where do we use laser cleaning?

How does laser cleaning work?

Laser cleaning is a natural complement to our restoration services. We use it for projects that require precision and a careful approach to the material.

Example applications:

• removing old coatings from wooden doors and windows,

• cleaning joinery details and decorative elements,

• preparing surfaces for further restoration,

• removing dirt and deposits from elements requiring precise treatment,

• work on selected historic and heritage items.

Wood and Joinery

The laser can be used for the precise removal of coatings from selected wooden elements and joinery, especially where process control and minimizing the risk of damage are key.

Example applications:

• wooden doors,

• wooden windows,

• decorative elements and moldings,

• selected furniture and finishing details,

• wooden structures and elements requiring localized cleaning.

Metal and structural elements

Laser cleaning can also be used in industrial applications where precision, speed, and minimizing surrounding contamination are essential.

Example applications:

• cleaning machines and equipment,

• removing technological deposits,

• removing oil, grease, and operational dirt,

• cleaning selected production elements,

• preparing surfaces for servicing, repair, or maintenance.

Stone, Facades, and Infrastructure

Depending on the surface type and the scope of work, laser technology can also be used to clean selected architectural and utility elements.

Example applications:

• architectural details and selected stone surfaces,

• facade elements,

• removing contaminants from infrastructure components,

• localized cleaning of surfaces requiring high precision.

Want to learn more?

Read our article on the applications of laser cleaning:

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Why choose laser cleaning?

We don't view laser technology as a gimmick, but as a practical, everyday tool that supports our restoration services. We use it wherever it offers a clear advantage in terms of precision, safety, and surface preparation quality. This allows us to combine our restoration expertise with modern technology and tailor the right method to the specific material and project goals.

Precision

The laser enables localized and selective operation, making it possible to remove unwanted layers without unnecessary interference with the surrounding material.

Cleaner work

In many cases, laser cleaning significantly reduces secondary mess compared to more invasive mechanical methods.

Process control

This technology excels where precise execution is essential – especially with fine details, restoration components, and surfaces requiring a delicate approach.

Reduced chemical use

This method requires no traditional sandblasting or standard abrasives, and in many applications, it also allows us to minimize the use of harsh chemicals.

See examples of our

LASER CLEANING projects:

Książ Castle – Restoration of Historic Window Joinery

Doors from Nowa Sól, dating back to 1909.

Herbst's Palace from 1875

Renovation of the Basilica in Nysa

Renovation at Moszna Palace from the 18th century.

Warmątowice Palace

District Court in Katowice

Main Post Office in Chorzów

Terrace enclosure – single-family house, Nysa

Church in Trzeboszowice

University of Wrocław

Wojciech Spa – Lądek-Zdrój

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Modern technology for demanding projects

Pulsed laser for precise surface restoration

We carry out our work using a professional pulsed fiber laser from ACCTEKcompany, designed for high-precision surface cleaning. Pulsed technology allows for the effective removal of contaminants with minimal thermal impact on the substrate, making it ideal even for conservation and restoration work requiring the highest level of accuracy.

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info@fhutabaszewski.pl

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