Industrial Coating Contractor — Western U.S.

Choosing the wrong contractor on industrial work is expensive — a failed coating has to be removed, the substrate has to be re-prepped, production loses another shutdown window, and the second crew inherits a worse starting point. Every plant engineer, GC, and facility manager who's been through a coating failure has the same regret: they didn't qualify the first contractor hard enough.

Use the checklist below as your RFQ shortlist. A real industrial coating contractor will answer every question on it without hedging. Anyone who can't document active ISN status, an EMR under 1.0, or direct manufacturer authorization is either too new for industrial work or operating outside the compliance framework your insurer and your owner will require.

Peckham Coatings has self-performed industrial coatings work for 25 years from our California headquarters, with crews mobilizing across 8 Western states. Every project — from a 200,000 sq ft aerospace hangar in Southern California to a wastewater clarifier in Idaho to a USDA-compliant urethane cement floor in a Twin Falls meat processing facility — runs under the same playbook: written spec, measured prep, moisture verified, wet-mil checks, holiday testing where required, and a written warranty.

We're an authorized installer for Sherwin-Williams Protective & Marine, Tnemec, Sika, Dur-A-Flex, Dex-O-Tex, and Weatherweld — and a partner installer for Uniflex, Neogard, Blome International, and Summitville. That breadth means we spec the system the project needs, not the one we're locked into. Our project managers are on-site for surface prep verification, moisture probes, and final walk — not running ten jobs from a truck. ISNetworld active, Avetta pre-qualified, EMR well below 1.0, $5M umbrella, full COI naming on every project.

When the call is industrial — when the spec matters, the shutdown window is real, and the cost of failure is a production line going down — we're the contractor you bring in.