Finishes built for a rougher working life.
Specialty coating and refinishing work for construction and utility equipment that takes daily abuse from the environment it works in.
Who we work with in this segment.
Construction and utility trucks spend their days in conditions that destroy lesser finishes. Dust, debris, chemicals, hard contact, and weather exposure add up fast, and any coating that wasn't selected for those conditions fails before the first lease cycle is over.
For this segment, we work with protective coating systems and preparation standards calibrated specifically for heavy-use equipment. We'd rather recommend a more protective system upfront than come back in 18 months to redo work that wasn't specced correctly the first time.
What this segment needs handled.
Every industry has its own version of the problem. Here\u2019s what we hear most from operators in this one.
Finishes that survive abrasive contact
Construction equipment takes daily abrasive contact from dust, debris, and material handling. Standard topcoats don't survive.
Corrosion resistance in salt and moisture environments
Utility trucks and equipment operating through Ontario winters face aggressive corrosion conditions.
Touch-up programs for aging units
Construction fleets often run equipment for long service lives. Targeted touch-up work extends presentation without replacing units early.
How we handle this work.
We spec coating systems for the operating environment upfront, not after failure. High-build protective urethanes, anti-corrosion systems, and texture coatings are selected based on what the equipment actually encounters.
Preparation is the most important stage for this segment. Profile control and substrate correction are where durability is won.
Touch-up and spot repair programs are structured around fleet manager workflows, not one-off retail visits.
What this work usually looks like.
The services we typically use for this industry.
Work in construction & utility?
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