Industrial Painting
Painting Contractors Wichita, KS
Here’s What Will Happen:
- Necessary equipment is moved as for access and/or masked & covered.
- Balance of all floors, fixtures & adjacent items are protected.
- Defective substrates are cleaned, repaired , filled, smoothed, sanded & primed.
- Special Industrial Coatings are applied to manufacturers specifications.
- Equipment is returned to desired locations.
- All debris is removed & floors are swept or vacuumed.
The painting contractors of West & Co. Painting have been providing industrial painting services to commercial entities for over 40 years! All required substrate preparation steps are employed to insure the best coating adhesion for longevity & all work is performed in a professional, workmanlike manner.
We adhere to OSHA safety standards & show up everyday ‘on time’ until your industrial painting project is 100% complete. Our owner (Larry West), our superintendent, our foremen & crews will work with you efficiently & effectively to meet your budget & deadline.
Our painting contractors also realize the necessity to work around your company’ staff & to always consider their needs & movements a priority.
We Offer:
- A thoroughly qualified & experienced staff to handle almost any challenge.
- Time line & logistics recommendations for successful industrial painting project completion.
- Product recommendations for any substrate.
- Premium quality protective industrial coatings of all types.
- Proper substrate preparation to refurbish, protect, paint & restore.
- Advanced chemical cleaning methods for all substrates.
- On time completions.
- Written warranty.
We’re good at this!
Maintenance painting is important so don’t delay… it may prove costly!
If you want superior quality, workmanship & a long-lasting finished project…
We’re glad you found us!! Call us today!
West & Co. Painting is fully insured & carry full liability & workers compensation coverage. References, a copy of our COI & past industrial client contact information is available upon request.
