Industrial Painting Contractors in Broadview
Broadview's plants along I-290 and Roosevelt Road are some of the oldest working industrial buildings in the western suburbs. Allied recoats their steel, block, deck and equipment with our own crews, around your production.
- Allied employees on every job, never subcontractors
- Nights, weekends and shutdown-window scheduling so your operation keeps running
- Licensed, insured and bonded, with certificates before we start
- Written scope and warranty with every estimate
Industrial painting services for Broadview buildings
Every service below is one we run with our own crews across Cook County. Pick the page that matches your building, or tell us what you have and we will walk it with you. The full service overview is on the industrial painting services page.
Plant and factory interiors
Walls, columns, mezzanines and structural steel painted around running lines, one bay or one shift at a time.
Industrial ceilings and decks
Corrugated deck, joists, ducts and piping sprayed from lifts with containment over the equipment below.
Abrasive and dustless blasting
Sand, crushed glass and dustless blasting to bare metal before priming, on tanks, machinery and steel.
Equipment, tanks and machinery
Production machines, silos, tanks and plow fleets primed and painted to a spec, often over a single weekend.
Concrete and CMU walls
Block and poured walls sealed and coated for washdown areas, corridors and exterior elevations.
Industrial floors
Pigmented epoxy, clear coat and 5S floor markings on slabs that take forklift traffic.
Working in Broadview
A Broadview plant is often a brick or block building from the 1950s or 1960s with a steel frame, a deck ceiling that was last painted decades ago, and additions in three different materials. The prep is the job: rust, old coatings that may need testing, mortar repair, and degreasing years of production film before anything new goes on.
We price that prep honestly and sequence the work so the plant keeps running: containment over equipment, nights and weekends for the areas that never clear, and a daily foreman who walks the floor with your plant manager.
- Phased schedules by floor, bay or elevation, with a written sequence you sign off on
- Night and weekend crews where a space cannot close
- Containment, floor protection and ventilation set up before the first gallon opens
- One foreman on site every day who answers to you
Industrial painting projects near Broadview
Real clients, with case studies you can read. Location and scope are as published on each project page.

Arro Corporation
Plant interior repaint plus a pigmented epoxy floor system in a food-ingredient facility.
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Tank priming and painting
Exterior storage tanks prepped, primed and top-coated on site.
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Haskris
Interior metal ceiling, masonry walls and steel columns, plus exterior brick and metal, in a manufacturing plant.
See the projectWhat industrial painting costs in Broadview, and what changes the number
Industrial painting is priced on prep and access more than on gallons. Rust, mill scale, old lead-era coatings and oil-fogged steel each change the spec, and so does how much of the plant we can take offline at once.
- Surface condition: blast to bare metal, power-tool clean, or wash and scuff
- Access: lifts between machines, mezzanines, ceilings over live lines
- Shutdown windows: weekend, holiday or rolling one-bay-at-a-time schedules
- Coating spec: zinc-rich or epoxy primers, urethane or epoxy topcoats, food-safe or chemical-resistant where required
Estimates are free and come with a written scope, so you can compare bids line by line. Read our promise.
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Questions Broadview building owners ask us
Our building is sixty years old. Can it still be painted well?
Yes, with the right prep. Old block and brick need mortar repair and a masonry primer; old steel needs rust removal down to sound metal. We test old coatings before disturbing them.
Can you paint the deck ceiling over our equipment?
Yes. We tent the equipment, spray from lifts and work nights or weekends so the day shift is unaffected.
Do you blast and recoat tanks and structural steel?
Yes. Blasting is in-house, and the Melrose Park tank project on this page is a few minutes up the road.
How do you keep dust out of our production?
Containment, negative-air where needed, and dustless blasting for prep. The plan is written before we start and reviewed with your EHS lead.
Are you insured and bonded for plant work?
Yes. Certificates of insurance go to your facility manager before the first day.
Serving Broadview and nearby
Broadview, Maywood, Bellwood, Hillside, Westchester and the I-290 corridor.
Industrial painting in other towns:
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Allied Painting Contractors, LLC
11N240 N Hawthorne St #2
Elgin, IL 60123
Phone: 847-429-4660
Hours: Monday to Saturday, 7 AM to 5 PM. Closed Sunday.
Send the building address and a few photos and we will come out, walk it with you, and send a written scope and price. No obligation.
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