Interior painting inside an industrial facility covers a wider range than most people expect. It runs from heavy industrial applications on equipment, walls and floors through to office spaces, and the same project often includes both.
Start to finish
We offer skilled execution from the start: surface preparation, professional painting, and complete clean-up for any size job. Clean-up is worth naming as its own stage, because a painting crew that leaves a production area to be made ready by somebody else has not finished the job.
The process
We begin with a pre-inspection to determine the best preparation and painting application for the space. Our painting technicians then use state-of-the-art cleaning processes to prepare surfaces, including dry ice blasting where it suits the substrate. Once the surfaces are ready, we apply the coating using spray, roller and brush depending on the area and what is around it.
Spray is fast and gives the best finish in open areas. Roller and brush take over where masking would be impractical or overspray unacceptable. Most industrial interiors need all three.
Production keeps running
We understand your company has to continue production while painting and cleaning maintenance goes on. That constraint shapes the plan more than anything else: which areas are done in what order, which shifts the work happens on, and where containment goes so that one part of the building can keep working while another is being coated.
We will arrange services around your schedule rather than asking you to arrange your schedule around ours.
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