Damage Restoration & Mold Remediation in Charlotte | Polar Jet Dry Ice Blasting

After a sewage backup or monsoon flood, standing water can seep into insulation, hardwood floors, and drywall, promoting mold growth and odors. Polar Jet uses dry ice blasting at -109°F to clean affected surfaces, removing soot, mold, and biological contaminants without adding moisture or chemicals. This means no wet insulation damage worsens, and hardwood floors are gently remediated without sandblasting or water. It’s ideal for Charlotte homes where humidity already poses mold risks.

Yes. Dry ice blasting is temperature- and energy-adjustable, making it safe for sensitive equipment like motors, generators, and PCB components. The frozen CO2 pellets sublimate on impact, lifting mold and contaminants without abrasion or secondary waste. For home mold remediation in Charlotte, we use this method on HVAC systems, ductwork, and even wooden beams to restore cleanliness without introducing chemicals or moisture.

Traditional methods often rely on water, chemicals, sandblasting, or manual scrubbing—leaving behind wastewater, media residue, or chemical runoff. Polar Jet’s dry ice blasting uses solid CO2 that turns to gas upon impact, so there’s no secondary waste stream. It’s gentle enough for historic masonry and concrete in neighborhoods like Dilworth or Myers Park, yet tough enough for soot, mold, and biological matter. Plus, the extreme cold deters pathogens, giving a hygienic clean that’s safe for families.