INDUSTRIAL CONTRACTOR 678·975·8303

Commercial & industrial properties · Dacula, GA

Painting. Joint filling. Electrical. Cleaning.After hours.

One contractor for warehouses, plants, offices and commercial buildings. We schedule around your operation, so the work happens while the building is quiet.

The offer

Two trades in one shutdown. One of them costs you less.

You are already closing the building. Doing two jobs on the same closure means one setup, one clean up, and one night of disruption instead of two.

  • Free walkthrough and written quote. We come out, measure, and put the scope in writing. No charge and no obligation.
  • Book two service areas for the same shutdown and the second one comes in at a discount, quoted on the walkthrough.
  • Nights, weekends and planned shutdowns. Your building keeps running while the work happens.

What we do

Four service areas. One crew. One schedule.

Every one of these runs off the same walkthrough and the same written scope, so you are not chasing four vendors to finish one building.

01

Commercial Painting

Interior and exterior coatings for warehouses and large commercial buildings, plus floor striping.

  • Warehouses, plants and production floors
  • Tilt-up, precast, block, drywall and steel
  • Aisles, safety lanes and parking striping
See painting

02

Joint Filling & Sealants

Polyurea floor joint filler, expansion joints and commercial caulking.

  • Floor joints and expansion joints
  • Wall-to-floor and CMU vertical joints
  • Urethane and silicone sealants
See joint filling

03

Commercial Electrical

Electrical work for the same buildings, on the same off-hours schedule.

  • Warehouses and commercial buildings
  • Scope confirmed in writing first
  • Nights, weekends and shutdown windows
See electrical

04

Commercial Cleaning

Cleaning for warehouses, commercial buildings, offices and facilities.

  • Warehouses and distribution space
  • Commercial buildings and offices
  • Scheduled around your operation
See cleaning

One schedule

Four trades that can share one shutdown.

Most of the cost of this work is the hours the building is down, not the materials. Trades that arrive on separate weekends spend that cost four times.

NightsWe start when the last shift ends and stop before the first one begins.
WeekendsFull days on a quiet building, which is usually the fastest way through.
ShutdownsPlanned downtime, holidays and changeovers, booked ahead.
PhasedOne bay or one aisle at a time when the building never fully stops.

Recent work

Real buildings, photographed as they were.

No stock photography and no staged shots. These three are painting jobs with the coating on. The bare walls we were called in to fix are on the painting page, captioned as what they are.

Warehouse interior with white painted walls and a blue painted band along the base, drop cloths and jack posts on the concrete floor
Warehouse interior, coated White wall out to the deck, blue band at truck height. Drop cloths and jack posts still on the floor.
Tilt-up commercial facility exterior with a painted red accent band, grey panels, dock doors and yellow bollards
Facility exterior, coated Tilt-up elevation with a red accent band, dock doors and bollards painted.
Distribution warehouse interior with white painted walls and overhead structure above a sealed concrete floor
Distribution floor, coated Walls and overhead structure painted out, floor sealed and open for equipment.

See all ten photos

How it works

You get a number and a date. Not a maybe.

We walk the building

Square footage, condition, access, and the hours we are allowed to work. Bring your plan if you have one.

You get it in writing

Scope, prep, materials, the areas covered, and the schedule. If something is excluded, it says so.

We work your off-hours

The crew works the window you approved. The building opens on time, with the areas cleaned up behind us.

In every quote

What the number actually covers.

A vague bid is how a project ends up costing more than it was supposed to. Here is what is spelled out before anyone starts.

  • The exact areas included, and the ones that are not
  • Surface prep, by surface type
  • Materials, and how many coats or passes
  • Line widths and colors wherever there is striping
  • The work window and the number of nights
  • Cleanup and what the space looks like at handover

Questions

Straight answers.

Can you really work nights and weekends?

Yes. Most of our commercial work happens outside operating hours. Tell us the window the building is available and we build the schedule inside it.

Can you do more than one of these on the same visit?

Often yes, and it usually saves a night. The order matters, so we sequence it during the walkthrough instead of guessing.

How fast can I get a quote?

Send your location and what you need and we will set up a walkthrough. You get the scope in writing after we have seen the space, not before.

What if the building cannot fully shut down?

We phase it. One bay, one aisle or one elevation at a time, with the area sectioned off and reopened before the next shift.

What areas do you cover?

We are based in Dacula, Georgia and serve the surrounding area. Send your location with your request and we will confirm whether we cover it.

Do you speak Spanish?

Yes. Call or text in English or Spanish and you will get an answer in the same language.

Request a quote

Tell us the building and the hours.

The two things that decide everything else. We will come back with a walkthrough time.

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