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Industrial Hydroblasting & Surface Cleaning

When equipment buildup threatens your uptime, we remove it. Fast, clean, and without chemicals.

The Industrial Cleaning Method That Gets It All the Way Clean

Scale, process residue, coatings, and hardened deposits don’t respond to standard cleaning methods. They require controlled high-pressure water capable of breaking apart buildup without damaging critical infrastructure or process equipment.

Mid-State Industrial provides industrial hydroblasting services across Oregon using trailer-mounted Jetstream hydroblasting systems capable of delivering up to 20,000 PSI. Our crews remove sludge, scale, hardened residue, coatings, and accumulated material from tanks, vessels, trenches, piping systems, drainage infrastructure, and industrial production equipment in demanding operating environments.

Unlike abrasive blasting or chemical cleaning methods, hydroblasting uses pressurized water to clean surfaces, restore flow, and improve system performance while supporting safer, more environmentally conscious operations. When paired with vacuum recovery and containment systems, material and wastewater can be safely captured and removed from the work area.

Mid-State Industrial Service hydroblasting operator using a high-pressure water lance to clean industrial equipment at a wet outdoor processing facility with a Jetstream hydroblasting trailer in the background.

We support planned shutdowns, outages, seasonal maintenance programs, emergency response work, and ongoing industrial cleaning operations for facilities throughout Oregon, including pulp and paper mills, food processing facilities, manufacturing plants, refineries, tank farms, and heavy industrial sites.

What Hydroblasting Removes

Industrial hydroblasting technician cleaning a large heat exchanger with high-pressure water blasting equipment at an outdoor industrial facility.

High-pressure water is effective against materials that resist conventional cleaning:

  • Scale and mineral deposits – calcium, silica, and process-related buildup
  • Coatings and linings – paint, epoxy, rubber, and protective coatings requiring removal
  • Process residue – food product, chemical, and industrial process deposits
  • Corrosion products – rust, oxidation, and surface contamination
  • Refractory and concrete – spalled material and surface preparation for reapplication
  • Sludge and production buildup -material accumulation in pits, trenches, hoppers, digesters, and process systems

Our Hydroblasting Process

Industrial hydroblasting equipment delivers high-pressure water cleaning for industrial shutdowns, surface preparation, line cleaning, and heavy industrial maintenance applications.

Pre-Job Survey

We assess equipment condition, access requirements, confined space classification, and project scope before work begins

Detailed Proposal

You receive a clear scope of work, scheduling plan, and cost estimate before mobilization

Safe Setup

Confined space permits, atmospheric testing, site safety controls, and work procedures are established before cleaning begins

Hydroblasting

High-pressure water cleaning is performed using industrial hydroblasting equipment and application-specific tooling to safely remove buildup, residue, and process material from equipment and surfaces

Waste Containment

Process water, sludge, and removed debris are collected and handled in accordance with environmental requirements

Post-Job Verification

Surface condition and cleaning results are reviewed before equipment is returned to service

Who We Serve

Many facilities combine hydroblasting with drain line jetting, trench cleaning, catch basin cleaning, & industrial vacuum recovery during shutdowns & scheduled maintenance periods. As a result, Mid-State can coordinate multiple industrial cleaning services under a single mobilization.

Pulp & Paper Mills

Roll cleaning, tank interiors, press sections, and process equipment

Food & Beverage Processing Facilities

CIP supplement, vessel cleaning, and floor drain systems

Metal Fabrication & Manufacturing Plants

Scale removal, surface prep, and equipment cleaning

Energy Generation Facilities

Boiler cleaning, heat exchanger maintenance, and condenser tube cleaning

Tank Farms & Storage Facilities

Interior tank cleaning and coating removal

Chemical & Industrial Processing Operations

Reactor vessels, piping systems, and process equipment

Municipal & Industrial Wastewater Facilities

Digester cleaning and infrastructure maintenance

Wood Products & Sawmills

Conveyor systems, pits, trenches, cyclones, and production residue cleanup

Wineries, Breweries, & Beverage Processors

Aeasonal washdown support, trench cleaning, and production-area maintenance

Confined Space Entry Capable

Many of the systems that require hydroblasting, including tanks, vessels, digesters, pits, trenches, vaults, and enclosed process equipment, are classified as permit-required confined spaces under OSHA 29 CFR 1910.146.

Mid-State’s crews are trained & equipped to safely perform hydroblasting work inside these confined-space environments. As a result, all work is performed in accordance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.146 confined space entry procedures & industrial safety protocols, including:

  • Atmospheric monitoring
  • Permit-required confined space protocols
  • Attendant and entry supervisor assignments
  • Ventilation and hazard mitigation procedures
  • Lockout/tagout coordination
  • Emergency response planning

Industrial confined-space cleaning requires more than pressure washing equipment. Instead, it requires trained personnel, documented safety procedures, & coordination with facility operations & shutdown schedules.

No Chemicals. No Abrasive Media. Controlled Waste Handling.

Hydroblasting is an environmentally responsible cleaning method. Because it uses only water:

  • No chemical cleaning agents required for most applications
  • There is no abrasive media to collect and remove
  • Wastewater and removed material can be captured, contained, and handled appropriately based on facility requirements
  • It’s safe for use in food-grade and environmentally sensitive environments

For facilities managing environmental compliance obligations, this matters.

Why Mid-State Industrial

Confined Space Entry Trained

OSHA 29 CFR 1910.146 compliant procedures.

Integrated Industrial Services

Hydroblasting, vacuum recovery, drain jetting, trench cleaning, and waste handling through one contractor

No Chemicals or Abrasives

Environmentally responsible, no secondary waste.

Shutdown & Maintenance Coordination

Experienced in working around planned shutdowns, outages, maintenance schedules, and active industrial operations to minimize disruption and support facility uptime.

24/7/365 Availability

Emergency response for unplanned cleaning needs.

Statewide Coverage

Serving industrial facilities across Oregon.

Service Areas

Mid-State Industrial provides hydroblasting services throughout Oregon and the surrounding region, with the ability to dispatch crews and equipment into Southwest Washington, Western Idaho, Northern California, and surrounding service areas as needed.

Portland Metro

Salem & Mid-Willamette Valley

Marion, Polk & surrounding counties

Eugene & Springfield

Lane County & surrounding areas

Bend & Central Oregon

Deschutes County & Central Oregon communities

Roseburg & Southern Oregon

Douglas, Jackson, Josephine & surrounding counties

Statewide dispatch available upon request

Not sure if we cover your area? Call us. We likely do. (541) 726-6730

Frequently Asked Questions

What pressure levels do you use for hydroblasting?

Pressure levels are selected based on the material being removed, the surface being cleaned, and the facility’s operational requirements. Our equipment supports both high-pressure and ultra-high-pressure hydroblasting applications for industrial cleaning environments.

Can you work inside tanks and enclosed vessels?

Yes. Our operators are trained and equipped for confined-space entry in permit-required spaces, including atmospheric testing and full-entry protocols.

Do you work during planned shutdowns?

Yes. We regularly schedule hydroblasting work during planned maintenance shutdowns to minimize production impact. Contact us early. Shutdown windows fill up fast.

How do you handle the wastewater generated?

Process water and debris are collected and managed in accordance with Oregon DEQ requirements. We handle the waste stream. You don’t have to.

We Remove The Problem Before It Shuts You Down.

Scheduled shutdown coming up? Equipment overdue for cleaning? Call us now.

24/7 emergency dispatch available, statewide coverage across Oregon.