Providing Industrial and Commercial Work
BCP, LLC offers a wide variety of industrial and commercial painting services from new construction initial concepts to contract facility maintenance painting. We have the equipment and expertise to help you restore both commercial and industrial properties and assist in creating quality new construction projects.
- Services We Offer:
- Exterior Repaints
- Tenant Improvements
- Facility Maintenance Service Contracts
- New Construction Painting (General Contractors)
Wall Covering
Commercial vinyl wall-covering installation is a unique and challenging skill. Our professional crew has the knowledge to properly install vinyl wall-covering and murals to allow you to freshen up the look of your business, with finishes that will last for years.
- Services We Offer:
- Commercial Vinyl Wall Covering Installation
- Vinyl Wall Mural Installation
- Vinyl Wall Paper Repairs
- Vinyl Wall Paper Removal
Specialty Coatings
Our skilled team ensures quality workmanship while completing your specific and unique specialty coating project. Specialty coatings such as industrial epoxy floors and urethane finishes provide benefits that impact safety and quality while providing durability and low maintenance. In addition, our team can bring out the natural beauty of your wood surfaces and bring new life to your space, through quality workmanship on doors, trim and railings.
- Services We Offer:
- Dry Fall Metal Deck and Joists
- Industrial Epoxy and Urethane Finishes
- Stain, Seal and Varnish Wood Doors and Trim
Exterior HOA, Townhomes, Condo and Apartment Repaints
BCP, LLC has a long history of providing its customers with the highest quality painting experience. BCP, LLC will communicate daily with the HOA Manager or Management Company on all work completed, future phases of work, and any information that may be of interest to the owners affected by the painting procedure. BCP, LLC understands the painting process in this environment and will work with the Homeowners, HOA and Management Company to ensure the painting is done professionally and on schedule.
- Services:
- Power Washing
- Wood Rot Repairs
- Siding, Trim, Decks, Windows and Doors
How Does Wisconsin Weather Affect Commercial Exteriors?
Commercial and industrial buildings in Wisconsin experience significant weather changes throughout the year. Freezing winter temperatures, snow, moisture, summer heat, and repeated freeze-thaw cycles can gradually affect painted masonry, metal, siding, trim, and other exterior surfaces. For property managers, exterior painting should therefore be approached as part of building maintenance rather than solely as an appearance update.
Proper surface preparation is especially important in Wisconsin’s climate. Existing peeling or failing coatings, rust, cracks, mildew, and other surface conditions should be addressed before new coatings are applied. The timing of exterior work also matters because temperature, humidity, dew, and frost can affect coating application and curing. Evaluating these conditions before beginning a project can help businesses develop a more effective exterior maintenance plan.
Why Should Commercial Buildings Be Inspected After Winter?
Wisconsin winters can be demanding on commercial building exteriors. Snow, ice, moisture, freezing temperatures, and repeated freeze-thaw cycles may contribute to deterioration that becomes easier to identify once warmer weather arrives.
Spring provides property managers with an opportunity to inspect painted surfaces for peeling, chalking, cracking, failed sealants, rust, and other visible changes. Areas around parapets, windows, rooflines, handrails, loading docks, and exposed metal may deserve particular attention because of their exposure to weather and regular use.
Identifying deterioration before it becomes widespread can make it easier to prioritize maintenance across a facility. For organizations managing multiple buildings around Milwaukee and Madison, routine inspections can also help determine which properties require immediate attention and which projects can be incorporated into a longer-term painting schedule.
