Industrial Painting
Warehouses and working facilities, with coatings matched to the surface and the use.
Industrial PaintingIndustrial surfaces live hard lives: forklift traffic, washdowns, heat, moisture and chemicals. The right coating depends on the substrate, what the space is exposed to and how it is cleaned, so recommendations come after a site review, not before.
We plan the work around your operation, including which zones stay active, how equipment is protected, and what the preparation standard is for each surface.
What is included
- Warehouse and facility walls and ceilings
- Structural steel, columns, doors and frames
- Masonry block and concrete surfaces
- Safety and identification striping where specified
- Surface preparation matched to the coating system
- Phased work around active production and storage areas
Before we start
Tell us about the equipment in the space, restricted areas, exposure to moisture or chemicals, cleaning practices and any engineering or manufacturer coating specifications. Photos and square footage help us prepare for the walkthrough.
A good fit for
- Brightening a dim warehouse interior
- Repainting steel, doors and frames showing rust
- Facility refreshes between tenants
- Maintenance painting on a planned schedule
Questions about industrial painting
If your question is not here, call (718) 984-0719.
Do you pick the coating before seeing the facility?
No. The substrate, its current condition and what the area is exposed to decide the coating system. We review those first and then recommend a system.
Can the facility stay open during the work?
Usually, with planning. We phase the work by zone, protect equipment and schedule around operations. Some coatings need areas closed while they cure, and that is stated up front.
What should I send before an estimate?
Approximate square footage, photos of the surfaces, the existing coating if known, access limits and any specifications you already have.
Where we work
Industrial painting across Staten Island, the rest of New York City and New Jersey.
- Staten IslandOur home boroughEltingville, Great Kills, Tottenville, Annadale, New Dorp, Todt Hill, West Brighton, St. George and the rest of the Island
- BrooklynBay Ridge, Dyker Heights, Bensonhurst and more
- ManhattanUpper East Side, Upper West Side, Chelsea and more
- QueensAstoria, Bayside, Forest Hills and more
- The BronxRiverdale, Pelham Bay, Throgs Neck and more
- New JerseyFrom Toms River north to Berkeley HeightsManalapan, Middletown, Holmdel, Hazlet, Toms River, Westfield, Clark, Berkeley Heights and the towns in between
Tell us about your project.
Call for a conversation about your space, or send a request and we will get back to you.