Industrial Coating Services

What We Offer

Coating Systems

We specify and apply multi-coat systems including primers, intermediate coats, and topcoats engineered for your specific environment. Our systems meet or exceed SSPC, NACE, and ASTM standards for corrosion protection.

A typical industrial coating system begins with a zinc-rich primer that provides galvanic cathodic protection to steel substrates. This is followed by an intermediate epoxy coat that builds film thickness and acts as a barrier against moisture and chemical penetration. The topcoat, usually an aliphatic polyurethane, provides UV resistance, color retention, and abrasion resistance. The total dry film thickness of a complete system can range from 6 to 25 mils depending on the severity of the service environment. Every layer is measured with calibrated wet and dry film thickness gauges to verify compliance with the specification.

Surface Preparation Standards

Surface preparation is the single most important factor determining how long an industrial coating system will last. Industry studies consistently show that 60 to 80 percent of all coating failures can be traced back to inadequate surface preparation. Our crews are trained and certified to achieve SSPC-SP 5 (White Metal Blast), SSPC-SP 10 (Near-White Blast), and SSPC-SP 6 (Commercial Blast) cleanliness standards depending on the coating manufacturer's requirements and the corrosion environment.

We maintain a fleet of abrasive blasting equipment ranging from portable units for field work to automated systems for shop applications. We use a variety of blast media including steel grit, garnet, aluminum oxide, and crusite to achieve the specified surface profile. All blasting operations are conducted within engineered containment systems that capture spent media and removed coatings for proper disposal, ensuring full compliance with EPA and local environmental regulations.

Facility Types

We serve manufacturing plants, water treatment facilities, power generation facilities, oil and gas infrastructure, bridges, parking structures, and marine environments. Our crews are safety-trained and OSHA compliant.

Each facility type presents unique challenges. Water treatment plants require coatings that are NSF/ANSI 61 certified for contact with potable water. Oil and gas facilities demand fire-resistant intumescent coatings that swell when exposed to extreme heat, insulating structural steel and providing critical minutes for evacuation. Marine environments subject coatings to constant salt spray and immersion conditions that require specialized polyurea and vinyl ester systems. Our engineers evaluate the specific exposure conditions at your facility and select coating systems with proven performance records in those environments.

Asset Protection

Industrial coatings are an investment in asset longevity. Properly applied coating systems can extend the service life of steel structures by 20+ years and significantly reduce lifecycle maintenance costs.

The cost of a premature structural failure due to corrosion dwarfs the investment in a properly specified and applied coating system. A coating system that costs tens of thousands of dollars can protect infrastructure worth millions, making it one of the most cost-effective maintenance strategies available to facility managers. We provide detailed coating condition assessments and maintenance recoating programs that help you budget for ongoing protection and avoid the exponentially higher costs of full removal and recoating that result from deferred maintenance.