Plant Schedules
Franklin plants often need roofs coated in sections so work stays dry under each bay.

We provide metal roof coating near Greenwood in Franklin, Shelbyville, Bargersville, New Whiteland, and Whiteland for commercial and industrial buildings.
Metal roof coating near Greenwood covers these five towns as well as the city itself.
Outside these towns? Call us or send us a message.

Manufacturing shops and storage buildings, often coated in sections while shifts run below.
Large warehouse roofs with screw work along every purlin line and docks kept open.
Farm-business and ag buildings with rust at the eaves and contents to protect.
Light industrial and flex buildings, with repairs listed apart from the coating.
Distribution buildings with long panel runs and end laps that work loose.
Call and tell us where it is. If we can walk the roof, we will set a time.
The coating steps stay the same. The buildings, and what they need, change from town to town.
Franklin plants often need roofs coated in sections so work stays dry under each bay.
Warehouse roofs in Shelbyville and Whiteland need lifts and coating materials kept away from dock doors.
Ag buildings around Bargersville rust first along the lower panels and open eaves.
Flex buildings in New Whiteland need tenants told when roof work is overhead.
Large distribution roofs move more with heat, which opens end laps sooner.
Each town has its own building office, so we confirm permit needs before any roof work starts.
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Yes. Franklin plants and shops and Shelbyville warehouses are both in our area, with sections planned around shifts or docks.
The steps stay the same everywhere: roof walk, repairs, prep, and coating. Scheduling, staging, and contents protection change with the building.
Call and ask. If we can reach the building for a roof walk, we will set a time.
Each town has its own building office. We confirm with that office before any roof work that needs a permit.
Tell us the town and the building, and we will set a roof walk.