Separate coating failure from substrate failure
Peeling, blistering, rust and staining have different causes. Record where failure occurs and what lies beneath.
Prepared surfaces · selected systems
Protective & Industrial Coatings
Protective and industrial coating work scoped to the substrate, exposure, preparation requirements and operating environment.
Scope planning
Start with the assembly, surface and operating constraints.
Existing coatings, contamination, corrosion, moisture, abrasion, cleaning and finish expectations should be documented before a system is discussed.
- Commercial and industrial surfaces
- Preparation, masking and controlled application
- Maintenance, repair and recoating
Select for actual exposure
Traffic, cleaning, chemicals, sunlight, moisture and temperature should inform selection.
Access, containment and protection
The work plan considers lift or boom access, equipment routes, masking, nearby inventory, ventilation and the limits of the active zone.
Phasing and trade coordination
Occupied properties and active sites may need evening, weekend or phased work. Define shutdowns, inspections, tenant communication and hand-offs before setting the sequence.
Send the building type, city, drawings or specifications, substrate, approximate area, access height, occupancy, desired timing and photographs.
Commercial, strata or repair scope?
Put the building details on the table.
Share the location, substrate or assembly, area, access, timing and photographs.