Oil field chemicals, power washing chemicals, butyl and butyl-free degreasers, acids, and rust removers — stocked on the shelf in San Antonio. Buy a gallon or roll out a barrel. The more you buy, the cheaper the gallon gets.
Six core chemical lines, all commercial grade, all backed by 12 years of using them on real jobs. Tell us the surface and the stain — we'll hand you the right jug.
Mixed to our spec for the jobs we see every day — oilfield iron, fleets, farm equipment, and heavy road film. Available in 5-gallon pails up to drums and totes.
Cuts through heavy road film, carbon, oils, bug residue, and rubber-based soils. Helps restore faded and oxidized paint and is safe on new and polished aluminum. Works as a pre-spray for metal roofs, vinyl tents, tires, and engines.
Works for removing oxidation on siding, decks, fences, and metal roofs. Great in your house wash.
A Republic blend for cleaning jobs where grease and oily buildup need extra attention.
A Republic soap blend made for crews looking for a clinging wash product.
The lemon option in Republic's line of clinging house-blend soaps.
F9 built its name on restoration-grade chemistry that removes the stains most cleaners can't touch — rust, battery acid burns, efflorescence, calcium, and hard water scale. If it's in the F9 catalog, we either have it on the shelf or we can get it fast.
The industry standard for rust removal. Pulls battery acid burns, fertilizer stains, and orange irrigation rust out of concrete, pavers, and masonry with no scrubbing.
Dissolves efflorescence, calcium, hard water scale, and mineral haze off masonry and hardscape without the flash-etching you get from raw acid.
The go-to maintenance wash for flatwork. Lifts general soil, organic staining, and traffic film off concrete and hardscape with hot or cold water.
Foaming-action alkaline detergent that cleans, degreases, and neutralizes acid residue after an F9 rust or efflorescence treatment. A must-have finishing step.
F9 Knockdown is available alongside Republic's existing F9 lineup. Contact our team for current availability and product guidance.
The Cookbook is F9's field guide to stain removal: which product to reach for, what dilution to run, dwell times, surface warnings, and the step-by-step process for rust, efflorescence, battery acid, and organic staining. We keep it at the counter and we'll walk you through the recipe for your exact job before you spend a dollar.
EaCo Chem is the restoration-cleaning name the big masonry and exterior crews run on — no-brush chemistry that does the work so your team isn't scrubbing a building by hand. We stock the workhorses and can pull anything else in the EaCo Chem catalog, by the gallon or by the drum.
The construction-cleanup standard for new masonry. Cuts mortar smears, efflorescence, and construction dirt off brick, block, and stone — no brush zone, so you spray, dwell, and rinse.
High-alkaline brush-free cleaner for painted metal, vinyl, EIFS, awnings, and slate. Pulls oxidation, chalking, and atmospheric grime off big exteriors fast.
Built for the stains that laugh at soap — deep organic staining, tannins, atmospheric dirt, and grey shadowing on pavers, hardscape, and masonry.
Brightener and neutralizer that restores wood decks, fences, and cedar shakes, and evens out masonry after an alkaline wash. Brings the natural color back.
Tell us the surface and the stain — new masonry, painted metal, pavers, wood, or EIFS — and we'll tell you the right product, the right dilution, and the right order to run it in. We've used this chemistry on real jobs, not just sold it off a shelf.
Every chemical we carry steps down in price as the container gets bigger. Same product, same strength — you just stop paying for small packaging.
Pricing varies by product and current chemical market. Call the shop at 210-437-0111 for today's gallon, pail, barrel, and tote pricing. We can even deliver 275-gallon totes straight to your yard or job site — ask about our tote replacement program and standing orders for regular crews.
Twelve years of running crews taught us which degreaser cuts what, when butyl is worth it, and when acid will do more harm than good. Bring us the problem — we'll match the chemistry and the dilution.
