Industrial painting

A clear coating plan for your facility.

We review the surface, old coating, access, safety needs, and work area before we plan the job.

Your property protectedClear written scopeFinal walk-through
Commercial metal dumpster coating project in progress
Real Kensington Valley projectCommercial metal coating

Before work starts

Each surface gets its own plan.

The scope lists prep, access, protection, coating steps, and area handoff.

  • Surfaces and old coatings checked
  • Access and work areas planned
  • Prep listed in writing
  • Clear handoff by area

Surface by surface

Clear coating scope

Steel, concrete, floors, walls, and ceilings are listed apart. Price and timing follow the final written scope.

What to expect

Four clear steps.

We plan each area around the site’s needs.

  1. 01

    Meet

    We review the surfaces, old coatings, access, work areas, and site needs.

  2. 02

    Plan

    Your written scope lists cleaning, prep, protection, coatings, and phases.

  3. 03

    Do the work

    We apply the planned system to each included area.

  4. 04

    Review

    We clean up and walk through the finished scope with you.

Industrial coating planning

Surface preparation and facility use drive the system.

A defensible coating scope records the substrate, contamination, existing coating, exposure, access, operating limits, and acceptance standard.

Substrate
Steel, concrete, galvanized metal, masonry, floors, walls, ceilings, tanks, pipes, and equipment zones are separated.
Condition
Rust, mill scale, loose coating, grease, dust, salts, moisture, damage, and prior repairs change preparation.
Service exposure
Traffic, abrasion, cleaners, chemicals, heat, moisture, UV, impact, and washdown needs guide system review.
Access and safety
Lifts, escorts, boundaries, shutdowns, ventilation, staging, stored materials, and active equipment are planned on site.
Coating schedule
Primer, intermediate coat, finish, stripe coats, dry-film targets, cure windows, and recoat timing belong in the written plan when applicable.
Inspection and handoff
Prepared areas, environmental conditions, completed coats, touch-ups, cleanup, reopening, and the accepting contact are tracked by zone.

Facility planning

Start with use, surface, and access.

The walkthrough records what is being coated, how the facility runs, and where work can happen.

Operations
We note traffic, production, equipment, stored materials, deliveries, and areas that must stay active.
Surface record
Steel, concrete, floors, walls, ceilings, tanks, pipes, and old coatings are listed separately.
Preparation
Condition, contamination, loose coating, repairs, moisture, and test areas shape the prep plan.
Access
Height, lifts, escorts, staging, power, ventilation, parking, and work-zone boundaries are reviewed when needed.
Phases
The scope can divide work by zone, elevation, shutdown window, surface, or operating area.
Closeout
The site contact can review completed zones, cleanup, touch-ups, and the final area list.

Real project photos

See the work.

These are real project photos supplied by Kensington Valley Painting.

Commercial metal dumpster coating project in progress
processCommercial metal coatingLarge metal assets are staged for organized surface preparation and coating in a controlled work area.
Industrial storage tank coating project
completedIndustrial tank coatingA large storage tank receives a uniform protective finish with access and surrounding surfaces carefully managed.

Customer feedback

What customers say about the work.

Google rating and review excerpts from the public Kensington Valley Painting profile.

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Projects completed
Satisfaction
  • Licensed & Insured
  • Same-Day Estimates
  • Same-Day Response
  • 3-Year Workmanship Warranty

Surfaces and project types

Facility areas we can paint.

The site review sets the exact scope.

  • Warehouse walls
  • Ceilings
  • Steel
  • Concrete
  • Floors and markings
  • Equipment areas

Common questions

Answers before work starts.

Is a site review needed?

Yes. The surface, access, use, and old coating shape the scope.

How are active areas handled?

We plan boundaries, access, protection, and handoff with your site contact.

Service area

Serving Oakland County and nearby communities.

Industrial Painting estimates are available in:

  • New Hudson, MI
  • Birmingham, MI
  • Bloomfield Hills, MI
  • Rochester Hills, MI
  • Troy, MI
  • Novi, MI
  • Milford, MI
  • South Lyon, MI
  • Commerce Township, MI
  • West Bloomfield, MI
  • Waterford, MI
  • Brighton, MI