Recoveron Industrial cleans and paints manufacturing plants, food plants, warehouses and distribution centers in Green Bay, Wisconsin. We’re headquartered in Bellevue, right next to Green Bay, so a site walkthrough and quote are close at hand. Call 1-800-884-0588 or request a free quote.
Industrial cleaning in Green Bay, at a glance
Recoveron Industrial is a Green Bay area industrial cleaning and painting company, headquartered at 2045 Bellevue Street in Bellevue, Wisconsin. It provides deep cleaning, overhead cleaning and knockdowns, dust collection, dry ice blasting, food plant sanitation, industrial painting, safety striping and epoxy floors for plants, warehouses and distribution centers across Green Bay and Brown County. Work is scheduled around production, weekends and shutdowns. Free quotes: 1-800-884-0588.
Green Bay’s industrial base, by the numbers
Green Bay is one of Wisconsin’s busiest industrial cities: paper and food processing along the Fox River, metal fabrication and machinery plants, and the warehouses and distributors that move it all. Here is what the latest federal business data shows for Green Bay and Brown County.
- 4,803businesses in Green Bay's six ZIP codes, 1,023 with 20 or more employees
- 6,722businesses in Brown County, 1,397 with 20 or more employees
- about 334plants, distribution centers, warehouses and waste facilities in Brown County with 20 or more employees (Recoveron estimate of facilities that need regular industrial cleaning)
| Brown County industry | Sites | With 20+ employees |
|---|---|---|
| Manufacturing | 441 | 221 |
| Food manufacturing | 61 | at least 32 |
| Paper manufacturing | 30 | at least 25 |
| Plastics and rubber products | 20 | at least 9 |
| Fabricated metal products | 99 | at least 40 |
| Machinery manufacturing | 49 | at least 27 |
| Wholesale distribution | 377 | at least 95 |
| Transportation and warehousing | 279 | at least 75 |
| Warehousing and storage | 26 | at least 12 |
| Waste management and remediation | 33 | at least 6 |
Source: US Census Bureau, County Business Patterns 2023 (establishments by industry and employee size). "At least" means the Census Bureau withholds some size groups to protect individual businesses. The estimate adds up manufacturing, wholesale distribution, warehousing and storage, and waste management sites with 20 or more employees.
Why Green Bay plants need regular industrial cleaning
The industries that anchor Green Bay are the ones that produce the most dust, residue and buildup:
- Paper and packaging. Paper and tissue production throws off fine fiber dust that settles on beams, ducts, lights and equipment. Brown County has 30 paper manufacturing sites, at least 25 of them with 20 or more employees.
- Food processing. Meat, dairy and other food plants need sanitation that stands up to food safety audits. Brown County has 61 food manufacturing sites.
- Metal and machinery. Fabricated metal and machinery plants (99 and 49 sites in Brown County) build up oil, metal dust and overspray on floors, walls and equipment.
- Warehousing and distribution. Busy forklift traffic wears floors and safety striping, and high racking and roof structures collect dust nobody sees until an audit or a customer visit.
Dust isn’t only a housekeeping issue. In January 2023, OSHA revised its Combustible Dust National Emphasis Program, which targets inspections at facilities that create or handle combustible dust. According to OSHA, wood and food products made up about 70 percent of the materials involved in combustible dust fires and explosions in 2018, and paper dust is wood-based. Regular overhead cleaning and dust collection keep that buildup from accumulating.
Industrial services we provide in Green Bay
Most Green Bay facilities need more than one of these, so we plan them together and schedule them around your production.
Industrial cleaning
Sanitation and food safety
Painting and coatings
Floors and facility work
Facilities we clean and paint in Green Bay
- Manufacturing plants
- Food plants
- Packaging plants
- Warehouses and distribution centers
- Foundries
- Material processing plants
- Waste and recycling plants
- Utilities
- Commercial buildings
How a Green Bay project works
- Walkthrough. We visit your facility, look at the areas and equipment involved, and ask about your production schedule, safety rules and any audits coming up.
- Written quote and plan. You get a free quote that lays out the scope, the crew and the schedule.
- Scheduled around production. We work during downtime, on weekends or during holiday and planned shutdowns, so production keeps running.
- The work. Cleaning, painting or floor work done to your site’s safety and food safety requirements.
- Walk-through and follow-up. We review the finished work with you and set up a schedule for the next cleaning if you want one.
Why Green Bay facilities choose Recoveron Industrial
- Local. Our headquarters is at 2045 Bellevue Street in Bellevue, next door to Green Bay.
- Food safety trained. Our team is trained in GFSI-recognized programs (SQF, BRCGS and FSSC 22000), works in SQF and BRC facilities and follows Good Manufacturing Practices. See our food safety cleaning.
- One crew for cleaning and painting. Cleaning, industrial painting, safety striping and epoxy floors from one company, so you coordinate one schedule.
- Built for bigger jobs. We work in plants in 48 states, so a Green Bay facility gets a crew used to large, complex sites.
Industrial cleaning questions from Green Bay facilities
Do you provide industrial cleaning in Green Bay, Wisconsin?
Yes. Recoveron Industrial is headquartered in Bellevue, next to Green Bay, and cleans and paints manufacturing plants, food plants, warehouses and distribution centers throughout Green Bay and Brown County. Call 1-800-884-0588 for a free quote.
Can you clean around our production schedule?
Yes. We schedule work during downtime, on weekends and during holiday or planned shutdowns, so your lines keep running. We plan the schedule with you at the walkthrough.
Do you clean food plants to food safety audit standards?
Yes. Our team is trained in GFSI-recognized programs (SQF, BRCGS and FSSC 22000), works in SQF and BRC facilities and follows Good Manufacturing Practices, which matters for Green Bay’s meat, dairy and other food processors.
How often should overhead areas be cleaned?
It depends on how much dust your process makes and what it is. Plants that handle combustible dust, like paper, wood and food plants, need it kept from building up on beams, ducts and lights, which OSHA targets under its combustible dust emphasis program. We recommend a schedule after the walkthrough.
How many industrial facilities are there in the Green Bay area?
According to the US Census Bureau’s County Business Patterns (2023), Brown County has 441 manufacturing sites, 377 wholesale distributors and 26 warehousing and storage sites, and Green Bay’s six ZIP codes have 4,803 businesses in total.