Technically. a warehouse is a relatively large building that acts as a hub for receiving, storing, and distributing products within a supply chain. In order to adequately serve its primary functions, the average size is generally between 15,000 and 25,000 square feet, which puts the building in an entirely different category when it comes to seeking painting services. Small student and mom & pop contracting services simply won’t cut it, as a team with the requisite paints, tools and supportive equipment are needed. It’s an investment, but an important one to make when considering the benefits:
- Fresh quality paint can help prevent further damage and disrepair to surfaces
- Reduces potential for corrosion and rust on surfaces
- Bright and vibrant colors can improve visibility (i.e. line painting on warehouse floors)
- Reduces slip hazards
- Reduces potential for moisture ingress and mold growth
- Maintains overall integrity of surfaces
- Enhances appearances and overall aesthetics
- Boosts employee morale (staff doesn’t feel as if they are working in a dungeon)
- Increases resale value
Clearly, a professional paint job pays for itself in the long run. So which warehouse painting service should you choose? If your facility is located anywhere in the Winnipeg area there is only on company to turn to – Buhle.
Why Choose Buhle When Seeking Warehouse Painting Services in Winnipeg Manitoba
Interior Warehouse Painting Services
Buhle’s interior warehouse painting service includes surface preparation, repairing of imperfections, choosing the right paint for the environment (and per your stated goals), adherence to safety regulations set by the Province of Manitoba through the Manitoba Building Code, and ultimate delivery of a truly great-looking new interior.
Warehouse Floor Painting Contractors
Buhle also paints and finishes warehouse floors. Depending on the surface of your warehouse’s concrete floor, our team may need to etch the surface. Etching essentially opens up the pores of the concrete to allow paint to better absorb. During your initial consultation, we may test to see if your warehouse floor needs etching. This consultation will also unveil what paint is required (generally mixed with epoxy). Once the project moves forward, we likely need to apply a pre-treatment primer for porous concrete which is designed to promote paint adhesion. Carefully applied paint brushes are typically used to cut in on the edges around the warehouses, while a combination of high-quality rollers and sprayers are used to complete the rest. Once the first coat has been applied, our team will determine whether or not a second coat is required. If so, it may need to be applied in the opposite direction than the first coat to ensure better coverage. Why the detailed explanation? We simply want you to know what sort of expertise is required of warehouse floor painting contractors. And as stated in the introduction, line painting is also a part of our service.
Exterior Warehouse Painting Company
Buhle’s exterior warehouse painting service includes thorough surface preparation (cleaning, repairing damage, and applying a primer coat), selection of durable weather-resistant paint that matches your commercial identity, and professional execution for a long-lasting finish.
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