JC Toland Painting

Just about wrapping up Phase 3 of the CREG - Seneca Vacuum project for Baker Group, another shop coating project nearing the finish line.

Every piece of steel you see here came through our shop for surface preparation and coating before heading out to the field. From structural steel and handrails to chilled water piping and miscellaneous hanger steel, everything was abrasive/sand blasted, coated, and finished by our team to the extremely detailed specifications required by Chevron REG.

This project called for an industrial epoxy system with a urethane topcoat with a tight dry film thickness range. The structural steel was finished in SW 7074 Software Gray, with safety yellow handrails providing high visibility throughout the platform areas.

Kudos to Chris Frazier and Beau Davidson, who have been putting in the hours to keep this project moving and maintain the high-quality standards our clients expect.

Industrial painting isn't always the flashiest work, but when every coating, mil thickness, and specification matters, experience makes all the difference.

Stay dry this weekend, everyone! ☔

Getting a little up close and personal with the metal stud framing work at Simpson College’s revamped Dining Hall. 🔨

This phase of our scope is officially wrapped, and our crew is moving on to drywall, then paint, then ACT (and keep an eye out on a future post for some specialty finishes). The existing A-frame design on this building has made this project especially fun to watch come together, and we’re excited to work with Story Construction to see it all come together at the finish line.

We hope everyone enjoys this long Memorial Day weekend! 👊