Industrial Ceiling Painting in Richmond Hill – 95,000 Sq Ft Project Delivered On Time
- Ron Tavakoli
- Jun 16
- 3 min read
When a large-scale industrial facility in Richmond Hill reached out to Renovate Right Now, their objective was clear: paint the entire ceiling structure—95,000 square feet—with minimal disruption to daily operations and full compliance with safety standards. The job was complex, but it was exactly the type of project our experienced commercial team is built for.
The Challenge: A High-Volume Industrial Space With Safety Concerns
The facility operates with high ceilings, exposed steel trusses, HVAC lines, piping, and overhead lighting—typical of many industrial properties in the GTA. Years of dust, moisture, and aging paint had created a dull and inconsistent finish, raising not just aesthetic issues but also compliance concerns related to light reflectivity and fire-retardant standards.
Our Solution: Efficient, Safe, and High-Quality Commercial Ceiling Painting
Our team at Renovate Right Now took a strategic approach:
Surface Preparation: We conducted a full dry cleaning of the ceiling area using industrial HEPA vacuums and scaffolding systems. Where needed, we used low-pressure air blasting and degreasers to remove buildup from mechanical zones.
Product Selection: We applied a low-VOC, industrial-grade ceiling paint specifically formulated for exposed ceilings in manufacturing environments. This paint increases light reflectivity by over 30% and resists humidity and airborne contaminants.
Application Method: Using airless sprayers mounted on elevated platforms, we achieved uniform coverage across all ceiling elements—including structural steel, conduit, ductwork, and joists—without overspray damaging any equipment or operational zones.
Scheduling: To avoid disrupting day-to-day operations, our work was split into phases and done during off-peak hours, nights, and weekends.
Materials & Equipment Used
Industrial-grade low-VOC paint with reflective finish (custom tinted to match existing design)
Telescopic boom lifts & scissor lifts
Airless paint sprayers with extended wands
PPE-certified crew members with fall protection and aerial lift training
Temporary protective coverings for machinery and walkways
Timeline & Execution
Despite the scale, we completed the full 95,000 sq ft ceiling painting in just 8 working days, with full cleanup and safety sign-off. Not a single operational delay was reported by the client.
The Result: Bright, Compliant, and Professional
The facility’s upper zone was transformed from a dull, patchy ceiling to a bright, clean, professional finish—improving both aesthetics and lighting efficiency. The client reported increased brightness across the warehouse floor without needing to upgrade any lighting systems.
They were especially impressed by our ability to coordinate around active operations without interrupting production.
“The difference is night and day. You didn’t just paint—it feels like a full facility upgrade. Your crew was professional, safe, and on time. Thank you.”— Facility Manager, Richmond Hill
Why It Matters
Industrial ceiling painting isn’t just cosmetic—it contributes to:
Increased safety & lighting efficiency
Better compliance with inspection standards
Improved working conditions for staff
Enhanced property value for future leasing or resale
Do You Need Industrial Ceiling Painting in the GTA?
At Renovate Right Now, we specialize in commercial and industrial facility upgrades—including high-performance painting services for ceilings, walls, floors, and structural components. Whether it’s a 10,000 sq ft warehouse or a 150,000 sq ft distribution center, we have the equipment, experience, and safety certifications to deliver.
📞 Call us today at 416-700-7085📍 Serving Richmond Hill, Toronto, Vaughan, Mississauga, Scarborough, and the GTA
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