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Industrial Painting, Commercial Painting, Specialty Coatings, Restorations
Industrial Painting
The Essential Way to Land Potential Contracts Is to Ensure the Entire Interior, Walls, Ceilings, Steel Columns, And Doors Looks Clean and Bright!
Painting Ceilings and Walls in Industrial Settings
Nothing says you are qualified and capable better than a clean environment that is bright with high visibility. A clean environment proves to your customers that you are capable and care about completing jobs and acquiring long-term contracts.
The essential way to land those contracts is to ensure the entire interior–walls, ceilings, steel columns and doors–look clean and bright. After a freshly painted ceiling is complete, the ceiling becomes more reflective of light, as well as reducing the number of lights needed to see appropriately, thus reducing energy costs and your carbon footprint. Dark, dingey, unpainted ceilings offer little to no reflection requiring more lighting.
Greasy, dirty ceilings in factories, commercial, and industrial buildings gather more dust and grease as time goes on, creating safety hazards such as combustion of accumulated grease and debris. Air quality also becomes an issue when your shop begins to smell like solvents and oil. These contaminate and collect in ceiling fans, reducing efficient air flow. Another consideration is the morale of the employees, who will perform better in a clean and bright environment.
Color Coding
Color coding pipes is not only a valuable safety measure, but it also cuts insurance costs when pipes like water, gas, and air are properly color coded. This ensures not only maintenance workers can easily spot issues, but fire and rescue can also visibly see what pipes have potential to burst or catch fire in the event of an emergency This can save lives!
Industrial Painting Techniques
Phoenix Tech has been a leader in ceiling painting for over 40 years, painting commercial and industrial ceilings as large as 1 million square feet. Specializing in large ceiling painting, we have completed hundreds of ceilings ranging from wide open spaces to highly congested and hard-to-reach areas throughout the USA.
One of the most critical parts is the protection and containment of the area. We will cover and protect your equipment, floor, lights, product, sprinklers, and other unrelated items. Another key factor is the surface preparation. Depending on what kind of residue and contamination are covering your surfaces, we will choose the proper surface preparation for you: corn cob blasting, soda blasting, sand blasting, glass blasting, or chemical cleaning.
This process usually takes more time and effort than the painting. In many cases, the area must be contained and separated from the rest of the plant. It is an extra security measure we that we usually cover items behind the curtain or contained area.
As soon as the specific preparation is completed, we follow with the painting procedure. The types of coatings are chosen considering the type of chemicals, residue, and contamination present in your facility. They range from conventional acrylic or alkyd dry fall materials to chemical-resistant epoxies. We will tailor a system to suit your needs, as well as your budget.
Our Process
To begin a conversation about completing your next ceiling paint project, we initially like to meet our clients, as well as inspect the conditions of the ceiling. Photos can also be emailed to us for an initial consultation.
In our initial meeting, we will discuss time frame, job specifications, material type, date of the project, and other conditions that may apply like shutdown times and areas to be painted. Commercial, industrial, and warehousing projects can vary tremendously.
Once the scope of the project is outlined, Phoenix Tech will issue a proposal for the project, and a senior representative will follow up with any other questions or concerns you may have. We want you to feel as comfortable and informed as possible. This ensures you know what to prepare for before we arrive. Pre-planning is key to a successful job and on-time completion.
Shutdown Operations
Only at Phoenix Tech will you find flexibility on time frames like plant shutdowns. During special holidays is a prime opportunity to complete large-scale projects without interfering with your valuable production. We schedule work on most holidays including Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years, and other holiday weekends. We also have two full 12 hours shifts with progress made around the clock during these critical times.
If you think your project is too large to get a fresh coat of paint in a short period, please call us and we can discuss in detail our proven process to achieve a brightened safe environment for your business within your restrictive time frame.
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