Plants, tanks, silos

Industrial Painting in Boyceville, WI

Sand plant buildings, tanks, silos, sheds, farms and car washes, prepped to bare surface and coated with Stranlok fiberglass reinforced two-component coatings where the space has to stay water and chemical resistant.

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Where steel loses to corrosion

Industrial steel rarely fails all at once. A tank wall, a silo seam or a sand plant pier loses a little coat, water finds the bare spot, and rust works its way under the paint around it. By the time the blistering shows, the damage is wider than the spot you can see.

That is why the crew in Boyceville starts every industrial job with the surface, not the paint. "Top-tier surface prep is the key to our success" is how the business puts it, and on corroded steel it is simply how coatings work: a coat only holds as well as the surface under it.

Stranlok coatings and mesh set to specification

For work spaces that stay wet or see chemicals, the crew applies Stranlok fiberglass reinforced two-component coatings. A two-component coating is mixed from two parts just before it goes on, which is why it is used where an ordinary single-can paint would not be asked to stand up.

Where a spec calls for reinforcement, they install fiberglass and epoxy mesh to exact specifications. Floors and walls in a car wash or a process building are the kind of surface that coating is made for. Call (715) 643-5511 with the drawing or the spec sheet and talk it through with the crew.

Sand plants, farms and big steel

The work runs from sand plant buildings and conveyor piers with aerial lifts working alongside them, to farm sheds, tanks and silos, to industrial buildings and car washes. No job is too big or too small for the crew, and the same people who do the prep do the painting.

Pressure washing, wet-and-dry sandblasting and hand-tool cleaning are chosen for each surface. If a steel roof or siding job sits next to the industrial work, it gets the same method from the same crew, and steel sidings on stores, schools and gyms are handled the same way.

Sand plant conveyor gantry on tall pale painted piers with a boom lift and a white van under blue sky

Sand plant conveyor gantry on tall pale painted piers with a boom lift and a white van under blue sky

Family and locally owned in Boyceville, second generation, with over 55 years' experience on staff. No job is too big or too small for us. Call (715) 643-5511.

55+

years' experience on staff, second generation

Where it goes

Seven kinds of site, and each one starts with sandblasting and pressure washing. Smaller buildings and storefronts are on the commercial painting page.

  • Industrial buildings
  • Sand plant buildings
  • Sheds
  • Farms
  • Tanks
  • Silos
  • Car washes
Surface

Tank, silo, sand plant steel or a building wall, looked over before anything touches it.

Prep

Pressure washing, wet-and-dry sandblasting or hand-tool cleaning, chosen for that surface.

Coating

Stranlok fiberglass reinforced two-component coating, with fiberglass and epoxy mesh set to exact specifications.

Finish

A water and chemical resistant work space, or a painted building in the brand picked for the surface.

Conveyor piers rising into blue sky with two aerial lifts working beside them

Estimates start with a call to (715) 643-5511 or an email to maintainpainting@centurytel.net. The shop is at 1004 East Street, Boyceville.

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