Laser technology works by sending nanosecond-length pulses of laser light towards a surface. When the light interacts with the contaminants that absorb laser light, the particles will be ablated, turning into a gas, restoring the surface to it’s original state, without substrate damage. The gas is then absorbed into a multi filter extraction system, and neutralised, leaving the surface sterilised and restored, and environment protected.

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With the right application and knowledge of laser science, contaminants and surfaces, laser restoration is unmatched in it’s ability to restore surfaces to their original state, without substrate damage, leaving a neutral surface, extending the lifespan of your asset.  With ALCA, you have the combined knowledge of laser science, engineering, construction and environmental specialties to ensure a restored surface without impacting the integrity of the substrate, including lead paint removal and heritage restoration in Melbourne.