Breweries Coating Contractor
Brewery Flooring & Coating Systems for Production & Packaging
Brewhouses, fermentation cellars, and packaging lines see constant water, caustic cleaners, and thermal cycling.
Made for Breweries
Urethane cement is the industry standard for brewery floors, and we install it correctly the first time. Our brewery installs include integral cove base, trench drain detailing, and slip-resistant aggregate broadcasts calibrated to wet-area safety codes.
Compliance & capabilities
- USDA / FDA capable
- Thermal shock rated
- Slip-resistant
- OSHA-compliant
Coating systems we install for breweries facilities
Urethane Cement Flooring
Thermal-shock-rated urethane cement systems, the gold standard for wet, hot, and sanitary processing environments.
Anti-Slip Finishes
OSHA-compliant slip-resistant coatings for ramps, walkways, decks, and processing floors.
Epoxy Wall Coatings
Monolithic, sanitary epoxy wall coatings for processing, healthcare, and biotech facilities.
The Contractor You Keep Calling Back
We have worked in breweries facilities across the West. We plan around your operation, your inspections and your people.
Family-run, 25+ years
Peckham has been family-run for more than 25 years, and much of our work is repeat business.
Our own crews
We never subcontract installs. The trained Peckham crew that preps your surface is the crew that finishes it.
Straight answers
You talk to a senior estimator, not a salesperson, and you hear back within one business day.
Qualified and safe
ISNetworld and Avetta prequalified, OSHA 10 and 30 trained, with the paperwork owners and GCs ask for.
Planning work in a breweries facility?
We have done this work in facilities like yours. Tell us what you are dealing with and a senior estimator will call you back.
From the field
Available across the Western U.S.
Breweries, Frequently Asked Questions
Don't see your question listed below?
Every project starts with a conversation.
Tell us about your facility and your timeline. You will get a straight answer from someone who knows coatings, not a sales pitch.