On-site across New England & New York
Industrial Protective Coatings That Stop Corrosion
We prep to a white metal finish and apply a 100% solids epoxy system to chillers, heat exchangers, tanks, steel and piping. Free on-site estimate.
- 100% solids epoxy: no solvents, no VOCs, no shrinkage
- White metal blasting (SSPC-SP 5) for lasting adhesion
- Costs far less than replacing the equipment
Over 40 years of management team experience. Based in Franklin, NH.
Prefer to talk? Call (877) 427-0090
Request your free on-site estimate
Tell us about the equipment or surfaces you need coated. We price each project after an on-site inspection.
Why facilities teams choose our coating system
Corrosion stops at the surface
The cured film is non-conductive. It blocks the electrical path that drives galvanic, pitting and crevice corrosion.
Prep done right
Contained abrasive blasting to a white metal finish (SSPC-SP 5 / NACE No. 1). Good prep is why coatings last.
Less downtime
Quick-cure technology means your equipment goes back in service sooner. Work is scheduled around your outage window.
Cheaper than replacement
Coating-based restoration is a cost-effective alternative to replacing chillers, exchangers or cooling towers.
Stronger joints
On tube sheets, the coating reinforces tube-to-tube-sheet joints, adding over 1,000 pounds of push-out strength in some cases.
One contractor, wide scope
Chillers, exchangers, towers, steel, tanks, piping, concrete floors and waterproofing across New England and New York.
What our industrial protective coatings cover
Solvent-based coatings run 50-80% solids. They flash off solvents, give off VOCs, shrink as they cure and build less film per coat. Our 100% solids epoxy system builds maximum film in one coat with no solvent flash-off, no VOC emissions and no shrinkage. The cured film is structurally stronger, which is what constant water-side service demands.
Every job follows the same three steps: deep cleaning to remove scale, biofilm and corrosion deposits, contained abrasive blasting to white metal with reconstruction of badly corroded areas, then the 100% solids coating system. Pricing is project-based after a free on-site inspection.
- Chiller tube sheet coating, tube end coating and repair
- Water box and end bell coating, including inlet and outlet nozzles
- Heat exchanger coating: shell-and-tube, plate and brazed-plate
- Condenser, evaporator and power plant condenser bundle coating
- Cooling tower basin, sump and deck coating and restoration
- Air handler coil, drain pan and casing cleaning and coating
- Industrial painting for structural steel, tanks and process piping
- Contained abrasive blasting and water blasting, concrete repair, epoxy floor coating, shotcrete and waterproofing
What happens after you reach out
We talk through the scope
Tell us the equipment, the surfaces and the corrosion you are seeing. We confirm the work is in our scope and service area.
Free on-site inspection
Our team inspects the equipment on site, measures corrosion damage and defines the repair and coating scope.
Project quote and schedule
You get project-based pricing and a mobilization plan built around your planned outage or shutdown window.
Frequently asked questions
How is pricing set for industrial protective coatings?
Pricing is project-based. We give a free estimate after an on-site inspection. Cost depends on equipment size, surface condition, how much corrosion repair is needed, the scope of work and access constraints.
What surfaces and equipment can you coat?
Chiller tube sheets, tube ends and water boxes; heat exchangers, condensers and evaporators; cooling tower basins, sumps and decks; air handlers; and structural steel, tanks and piping. We also do concrete repair, epoxy floor coating, shotcrete and foundation waterproofing.
Do you sell coating materials we can apply ourselves?
No. We are a service contractor, not a coating manufacturer. We supply the crew, the containment, the surface prep and the application.
Where do you work?
On-site across New England and New York: Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Maine, Vermont and New York, including Boston metro, NYC and the five boroughs, Long Island and Westchester.
How much downtime should we plan for?
The coating uses quick-cure technology so downtime is kept to a minimum. We schedule around planned outages, shutdowns or shoulder season. Your estimate will spell out the schedule for your equipment.
What surface preparation do you use?
Contained abrasive blasting to a white metal finish (SSPC-SP 5 / NACE No. 1 equivalent), with containment to control dust and media. Water blasting is used where dry abrasive is not an option.
Get a free on-site estimate for your coating project
Send us the details on your equipment or surfaces. We will inspect on site and give you project-based pricing, with no cost for the estimate. Or call (877) 427-0090.
- 100% solids epoxy: no solvents, no VOCs, no shrinkage
- White metal blasting (SSPC-SP 5) for lasting adhesion
- Costs far less than replacing the equipment
Prefer to talk? Call (877) 427-0090