
Advanced CO₂ cleaning designed to remove embedded fireground contaminants that traditional water washing leaves behind.

Northern California's first and only facility and service model that makes this level of decontamination reachable for more departments—not just those with the easiest path to it.

Volunteer, rural, and under-resourced crews are covered completely; larger departments may participate through subsidized access.
“They put themselves in harm’s way. The danger shouldn’t follow them home in their gear.”
The reason is simple: the fire may be out, but the toxic exposure often isn’t—because what’s left behind can stay on gear and keep harming firefighters long after the call ends.
Water-based washing does not fully remove embedded SVOCs and PAHs—known cancer-causing compounds.
Traditional cleaning redistributes PFAS compounds instead of eliminating them.
Synthetic materials, heavy metals, and lithium-ion residues increase the contamination profile after today’s fires.
Residual toxins can off-gas and transfer through contact long after the scene is cleared.
Water-based washing leaves behind toxins your crews continue absorbing after every call. There’s a better way to fully decontaminate turnout gear — and protect your firefighters long-term.
Liquid CO₂ cleaning finally solves the problem water washing was never designed to address: fully removing embedded carcinogens without compromising the integrity of your gear.

Liquid CO₂ reaches deep into every layer of the gear’s composite system—removing toxic compounds trapped beyond the surface.

Effectively extracts hydrocarbons, SVOCs, PAHs, PFAS chemicals, heavy metals, lithium-ion residues, and complex synthetic byproducts increasingly present in today’s fire environment.

No water saturation. No mechanical abrasion. No harsh detergents. CO₂ cleaning preserves thermal barriers, moisture membranes, and shell integrity to maintain full NFPA 1851 compliance.

Every item is tracked through a documented chain of custody, fully contained and precisely controlled — eliminating cross-contamination and ensuring consistent, validated decontamination results every cycle.
Your partnership helps build the future of firefighter cancer prevention.