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Sandblasting Pricing

Every job is different, so we quote typical ranges up front and confirm a firm price once we've seen the scope — no guessing, no hidden fees.

Quick Answers

How much does sandblasting cost in Calgary?
Calgary Sandblasting prices most rust and paint removal jobs between $150 and $250 per hour, or as a flat rate once the scope is confirmed. Trailer and equipment jobs typically run $800-$3,000 per unit, and fence or deck restoration runs $3.00-$7.00 per square foot. These are typical ranges — every job gets a firm quote before work starts. See the full pricing breakdown on our pricing page.
01

Trailer & Equipment Blasting

$800 – $3,000 per unit

Typical range for a single axle utility trailer up to a tandem equipment trailer or small attachment. Larger fleets get a per-unit rate.

02

Fleet & Commercial Blasting

Volume pricing — request a fleet quote

Priced per unit with a volume discount once you're past 3-4 units in a single visit. Send us a unit count and condition and we'll put together a fleet rate.

03

Rust & Paint Removal

$150 – $250 per hour, or flat rate by scope

Small jobs are typically quoted hourly; larger surfaces get a flat rate once we've seen the scope.

04

Fence & Deck Restoration

$3.00 – $7.00 per sq. ft.

Typical range depending on surface condition, media, and whether it's wood, metal, or a mix. We confirm square footage on the quote.

05

Concrete Blasting & Cleaning

$2.50 – $5.00 per sq. ft.

Typical range depending on surface condition, staining, and whether it's a full clean or prep for resealing. We confirm square footage on the quote.

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Oilfield & Industrial

Coming soon

Contact Calgary Sandblasting to discuss timeline and project scope — we'll follow up as this service line comes online.

What Affects Your Quote

  • Surface area and how much material needs to be removed
  • Substrate — wood, steel, aluminum — and its condition
  • Access to the site and setup/teardown time
  • Media type required for the surface
  • Single unit vs. multi-unit fleet or commercial jobs