Industrial Painting and Commercial Painting are not equal

Commercial Painting, Industrial Painting

As a plant manager, you know that the process equipment, storage vessels, and buildings require care. To provide a safe workplace, ensure contaminant-free product, and error-free process, it is vital to protect the key physical systems you need to make your products...

It’s time. Your business has no excuse for not using low VOC paint.

Commercial Painting

With the growing popularity of environmental-friendly products, more and more companies are offering paint labeled either “Low VOC” or “No VOC.” While these labels sound positive, it’s important to understand exactly what they mean. What...

How to Choose the Right Paint Color for Commercial Building Exteriors

Commercial Painting

Something a lot of business owners don’t realise it that prospective customers judge how well you run your business before they even set foot inside. Consider Your Target Audience What’s the age range for your target audience? People from different age groups respond...

There’s still time for your exterior industrial paint job.

Commercial Painting, Power Washing

Summer is well underway, but there’s still time to schedule the resurfacing of your inground or commercial your industrial paint job. Especially in regions that are heavily impacted by seasonal changes and the elements, like Ohio, this is your opportunity to really...

How colors affect productivity in the workplace.

Commercial Painting

It is a rainy Monday morning. The radio on the drive was mostly annoying, rambling DJ’s while sipping a cup of mediocre coffee. You make your return to a drab grey office with tan-colored cubicles with manilla envelope accents. It doesn’t exactly set you up for a...

When is the best time of year to schedule a commercial painting project?

Commercial Painting

Spring is a time for renewal, which makes it a great time of year to refresh the look of your business with a fresh coat of paint. Protect the Exterior of Your Building Paint rarely wears out, it usually “uglys out” like carpets, doesn’t it? The temperature...