The best way to remove old finishes from log homes in Summit and Park Counties, Colorado. Our professional media blasting service effectively removes old finishes, UV damage, and weathered gray wood, preparing your log home's surface for new stains and professional finishes. We recommend a log home inspection before blasting to identify any underlying issues.

Using state-of-the-art equipment and environmentally friendly blasting media, we ensure thorough cleaning while protecting your property and surrounding landscape. Our experienced technicians carefully control the pressure and media flow to avoid any damage to the wood.
Specialized for high-altitude conditions
Natural biodegradable materials
Carefully controlled application
Immediate readiness for staining
Residents of Summit and Park counties know firsthand the harsh effects of high-altitude sun, snow, ice, and wind on their log homes. Traditional methods like pressure washing or chemical stripping often fall short, potentially causing water intrusion or environmental hazards. Media blasting is the critical first step in any log home restoration project, followed by weatherproofing and ongoing maintenance.
Ensures immediate readiness for stain without the wait for drying.
Gently removes old finishes without damaging the natural wood surface.
Natural media like corn cob and walnut shells are biodegradable and safe for mountain ecosystems.
Gentle & Biodegradable
Ideal for homes in Alma and Jefferson, where softer log homes benefit from gentle yet effective treatment.
Ideal for homes in Alma and Jefferson, where softer log homes benefit from gentle yet effective treatment.
Controlled & Effective
Preferred in Fairplay and Dillon, where homes often have harder finishes needing more aggressive yet controlled cleaning.
Preferred in Fairplay and Dillon, where homes often have harder finishes needing more aggressive yet controlled cleaning.
Maximum Power
Effective in Breckenridge, Frisco, Keystone, and Silverthorne, where homes often feature multiple layers of tough, synthetic finishes.
Effective in Breckenridge, Frisco, Keystone, and Silverthorne, where homes often feature multiple layers of tough, synthetic finishes.
Our expertise with log homes began in Summit County in 2004. We've restored countless homes throughout these beautiful mountain communities, refining our process to withstand unique alpine conditions. See our work in the project portfolio.
From the San Juan Mountains to the Front Range β expert media blasting services at your location.
Our professional media blasting services are available throughout Colorado's mountain communities and beyond.
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Chemical-free finish stripping for Summit County logs.
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View Durango blastingLarimer County β’ 7,522 ft
Strip wind-scoured, UV-failed finishes off Estes Park logs.
View Estes Park blastingReal, anonymized inspections that started with stripping the old finish back to bare, sound wood.
Explore published projects matching media blasting and related work. Review each project for its documented scope and available photos.
From the jobsite Β· Granby, Grand County
On this large spruce log home in Granby, Colorado, old finishes were removed with media blasting followed by sanding. Perma-Chink Prelude primer was then applied carefully to the wood, avoiding the existing chinking. These photos show the preparation-and-primer stage, not the final stain coat.


What you are seeing: the preparation and primer stage after blasting and sanding. These are not photos of active blasting, a final stain coat, or chinking replacement. Existing chinking remained in place.