The #1 Reason
Overspray and combustible residue routinely accumulate in exhaust stacks, fans, and caps, creating a combustible fire hazard. Many insurance companies require facilities to clean their stacks as a condition of coverage.
Reason #2
Overspray coats fan blades, making them less efficient and causing significantly reduced airflow. Paint droplets that should be pulled into the filters instead fall on parts, creating quality defects.
Reason #3
Heavy accumulation on fan blades and drive motors leads to bearing and motor failures. It also can cause conveyor chains and drive motors to bind or fail. Either problem brings your paint production line to a complete halt until costly emergency repairs are finished.
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Getting started
From an on-site look at the line to a quote you can review, we use our expertise to tailor a cleaning solution for your company.
Step 1
We start with a brief walkthrough of your paint system to learn how it operates, inspect current conditions, and understand what you need cleaned.
Smaller systems may only require a phone conversation and a few photos for us to prepare an initial budget quote.
Step 2
We create a custom cleaning solution for your unique painting system, a timeline for getting the work done, and recommendations for an ongoing preventative maintenance program.
Step 3
You receive a clear, easy-to-read quote for the work. You review it and decide whether to move forward.
