Every commercial and industrial project comes with different conditions, priorities, and performance requirements. Explore answers to common questions about our coatings, construction, finishing, and facility services. If you don’t see your question here, contact our team to discuss your project.
We apply protective coating systems for steel structures, piping, tanks, concrete surfaces, clean rooms, and other industrial environments. Our team recommends materials based on the surface, operating conditions, and protection required.
Preparation may include cleaning, removing failing coatings, repairing surface damage, and creating the proper profile for adhesion. The exact process depends on the substrate, its condition, and the selected coating system.
In many cases, yes. We can plan work around active operations and coordinate access, containment, ventilation, and scheduling to help limit interference with your employees and daily processes.
Our commercial finishing capabilities include painting, drywall finishing, vinyl wallcovering application, rigid wall protection systems, and other details that complete and protect interior spaces.
We work in offices, retail spaces, healthcare facilities, industrial buildings, public facilities, and other commercial environments. Each project is planned around the property’s layout, use, and finishing requirements.
We can work with specified colors and finish schedules or help identify options that coordinate with the existing space. Matching results can depend on the age, condition, and availability of the original product.
Our 49,000-square-foot, climate-controlled facility can accommodate piping, equipment, structural components, and other items that can be transported to our shop. We evaluate each project based on its size, material, and coating specifications.
A climate-controlled setting allows us to better manage temperature, humidity, surface preparation, and curing conditions. It also provides a more consistent environment for completing complex, multi-coat systems.
Our process includes careful surface preparation, controlled application, and inspections throughout the project. A NACE Level 2 certified inspector helps confirm that the finished work meets applicable quality and project requirements.
Powder coating can be used on many metal components, including equipment parts, frames, railings, structural pieces, and fabricated products. Item size and material must be evaluated before the project is scheduled.
Powder coating uses a dry, electrostatically applied material that is cured with heat. Liquid coatings are sprayed or otherwise applied in wet form and may be better suited to certain substrates, sizes, environments, or performance requirements.
Our facility includes a 30-by-12-by-12-foot powder booth and oven. This capacity allows us to complete both smaller batches and many large-scale components in a controlled setting.
We install chemical-resistant commercial epoxy flooring, urethane concrete coatings, and other resinous flooring systems. We select the system based on traffic, exposure, cleaning needs, and the existing concrete.
The right choice depends on how the space is used. We consider factors such as chemical exposure, moisture, impact, temperature changes, sanitation requirements, slip resistance, and expected traffic.
The schedule depends on the floor’s size and condition, the amount of preparation required, and the selected system’s curing time. We’ll review the installation timeline and access requirements before work begins.
These systems can help protect surfaces affected by water intrusion, aging materials, surface wear, and environmental exposure. We evaluate the source of the problem before recommending a coating or waterproofing approach.
Some existing roofing systems may be suitable for coating, but the roof must first be inspected. Its material, condition, moisture levels, drainage, and existing damage will help determine whether coating is an appropriate option.
Yes. Our waterproofing capabilities can be used on different commercial and industrial substrates where water intrusion is a concern. The recommended material and application process will depend on the surface and its exposure conditions.
Our in-house team self-performs demolition, layout, wall construction, drywall installation, and finishing. Keeping these services together helps us coordinate each phase and maintain clearer control over scheduling and workmanship.
Yes. We complete framing and drywall work for commercial renovations, buildouts, additions, and ground-up construction. We adapt the process to the building plans and the condition of the existing space.
Many drywall and framing projects can be completed in active facilities. We coordinate work areas, scheduling, access, and dust-control measures based on the building’s daily operations and safety needs.
We help businesses handle repairs, surface maintenance, building improvements, and other needs that develop as a facility ages. The scope can be based on an immediate concern or a longer-term maintenance plan.
Yes. We can assess current conditions, identify areas that may require attention, and help organize priorities based on safety, performance, appearance, and available scheduling.
We assist with scheduled improvements and time-sensitive facility concerns. Availability and response time depend on the type, location, and size of the work, so contact us as soon as an issue is discovered.
Martin Specialty Constructors manages commercial and industrial renovations, buildouts, additions, ground-up construction, and other facility projects. We coordinate the work from early planning through the final walkthrough.
Self-performing means our own crews complete certain portions of the work instead of assigning every task to outside subcontractors. This gives us greater control over quality, scheduling, communication, and jobsite coordination.
We establish clear lines of communication so you know who to contact with questions, decisions, and updates. The project team coordinates responsibilities and helps keep information moving throughout construction.
We complete commercial and industrial projects throughout Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Oklahoma. Contact us to confirm availability for your specific location and scope of work.
Contact our team with information about your property, the service you need, and your preferred timeline. We’ll discuss the project, gather the necessary details, and determine the appropriate next steps.
Helpful information includes the project location, approximate dimensions, surface or building conditions, photos, specifications, desired completion date, and any operational or access restrictions.
A site visit may be needed to inspect existing conditions, confirm measurements, understand access requirements, and define the scope. We’ll let you know what information or evaluations are necessary after the initial conversation.
We plan each project around the work being performed, the surrounding environment, and applicable site requirements. Our crews follow established procedures for preparation, application, construction, inspections, and jobsite coordination.
Tell us about your facility, construction plans, or coating needs. Our team will help you understand your options and identify the next step for your commercial or industrial project.
Location: 5015 Flournoy Lucas Rd,
Shreveport, LA 71129
Tel: 318-686-2400
Tel: 800-828-3754
Email: info@martinsc.com
Hours: Mon‐Fri | 8AM‐5PM
Commercial Painting: 318-550-2684
Industrial Painting: 318-550-2687
Concrete Coatings: 318-550-2678
Shop/Powder Coating: 318-686-9925
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