Case Studies & Projects

Temporary Climate Solutions

Petrochemical tank coating time cut in half

Houston Fuel Oil needed to meet a deadline to store incoming crude oil, their painting contractor was challenged to complete two tanks within 28 days, versus a normal 60-day schedule. This demanding schedule had to be met during a cool, rainy period, which was likely to create condensation on the work surface of the tank.

Temporary Climate Solutions

Power Plant Reconditioning

When a large power company in Casa Grande, Arizona reconditioned two of their 740 Megawatt coal-fired power plant units, they needed to ensure proper conditions throughout the project.

Temporary Climate Solutions

Bill Gates Foundation World Headquarters - Iris Campus

With very little space in the yard and no space on the curbs outside to place equipment, logistical creativity was a must for the two large Iris Campus buildings of the Bill Gates Foundation World Headquarters.

Temporary Climate Solutions

Helix Water tank coating in dangerous summer heat

A four-million-gallon Helix Water District water storage tank was scheduled to have an old coating of lead-based paint removed from its roof and support structure. The advent of summer also threatened to cause dangerously high temperatures inside the tank, creating worker safety concerns.

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School construction in hot summer months

While deadlines and project details may always seem tight, none seem tighter than those concerning school construction projects. Schools must follow environmental regulations during renovations and new construction to keep students and faculty safe from potential health risks. New masonry construction began at MacArthur Elementary School in New York during the summer, including the gymnasium, library, and three two-story classroom wings. With construction costs near $80,000,000, interior conditions must be maintained during construction to meet design specifications and stay on schedule.

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