Two sandblast booths, the Northwest's largest powder coating oven, a dedicated paint booth, duplex systems, and intumescent fireproofing — all in one facility.
Equipped with two sandblast booths, the Northwest's largest powder coating oven, and a dedicated paint booth, our facility is built to handle your project — from small components to oversized structural steel.
Every great coating starts with great prep. Our abrasive blasting removes rust, mill scale, old paint, weld spatter, and steel imperfections, leaving a clean, anchored profile that ensures maximum coating adhesion and service life. With two dedicated booths — including one with a full-floor media recovery system — we blast efficiently on everything from small parts to full trailer loads of structural steel.
Our powder coating line is unmatched in the Northwest, anchored by the region's largest curing oven at 65 feet. That capacity lets us finish projects most shops have to turn away — long structural members, light poles, guardrail runs, and oversized equipment — alongside everyday production parts. Powder delivers a tough, uniform finish that outperforms conventional paint in chip resistance, color retention, and corrosion protection.
When the spec calls for liquid systems, our dedicated 56-foot paint booth delivers. We apply zinc-rich primers, high-solids epoxies, and urethanes engineered for heavy-duty protection in harsh environments — marine exposure, chemical service, and infrastructure that has to last. Each coat is applied to measured mil thickness for a smooth, even finish that meets your exact specification.
For the longest possible service life, a duplex system pairs hot-dip galvanizing with a powder or liquid topcoat. We specialize in the topcoat side: bring us your galvanized steel and we'll sweep blast, prep, and apply a powder or liquid finish engineered to bond to zinc. The zinc layer provides sacrificial corrosion protection while the topcoat adds color, UV resistance, and a second barrier. The combined system typically lasts significantly longer than either coating alone, making it ideal for marine, coastal, and critical infrastructure applications.
We shop-apply intumescent fire-resistive coatings for structural steel. These thin-film coatings look like conventional paint in service, but when exposed to fire they expand many times their thickness into an insulating char that slows steel from reaching failure temperature — providing rated fire resistance while preserving the clean profile of exposed steel. Shop application in our controlled paint booth means consistent film thickness, documented QC, and less costly on-site work for your erector.
We deliver durable, high-quality finishes that stand the test of time. Contact our estimating team to discuss your industrial coating needs.
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