When painting a water tower, we use products that are rated for use on this style of tower.
Water towers are found in cities across the state of Texas and around the country. This structure often stretches between 130 and 165 feet in height and holds a pressurized system for potable water, or water that is safe to drink. These towers typically operate with drinking water reservoirs, ensuring that those in the surrounding communities have access to clean water in their homes and businesses. In some areas, a water tower can serve as a focal point of the community, featuring a design that instills pride in all who see it. However, since the tower is constantly exposed to changing climate conditions, the paint on the exterior often starts to show signs of wear.
Water towers are often made from steel and concrete, while an interior coating protects the water stored inside from being exposed to any harmful contaminants. Not all painters have the knowledge or expertise to tackle water tower painting, but our team at Shane Davis Tower Painting can handle this process, as we specialize in the painting and repainting of all types of towers.
When performing water tower painting service, we use products that are rated for use on this style of tower. Our technicians will use the proper equipment to ensure safety throughout the process while protecting the water tower from any damage. Since our company is fully insured and certified through OSHA and ComTrain, we understand the importance of following the correct process when painting a tall structure, and you can trust that we’ll take all the necessary precautions while we work to paint your water tower.
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At Shane Davis Tower Painting, we offer water tower painting services in select areas of the United States, including Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas, Illinois, New York, New Jersey, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana, Virginia, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota, North Dakota, Iowa, Wisconsin, and Massachusetts.
