Weiser Industrial Coatings, Inc.

Water towers, steel structures and Concrete Coatings

Based in La Grange, Kentucky, Weiser Industrial Coatings, Inc. works on water towers, surface preparation, and water storage tank rehabilitation and all speciality coating applications. Tell us about your project to discuss the next step.
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  • Self-Certified Small Disadvantaged Business (SAM.gov)
  • KYTC Approved Contractor

Greg Weis

Owner

AMPP (formerly NACE)

Coatings inspector
#8446

25+ years

In industrial coatings

Founded 2023

La Grange, Kentucky

Plan ahead for failing coatings

Water tanks and steel structures work outdoors for decades, and the finish takes a toll. Sun, weather, and service wear down coatings over time. Finishes fade, chalk, and break down, and exposed steel can begin to rust. When a coating stops protecting the surface, the next project usually starts with preparation.

The right scope depends on the asset, its current condition, and the project requirements. Every structure is different, and so is the approach. If you are seeing deterioration, share what you observe and we can discuss how to evaluate the work and plan the next step.

Start your next coating project

1

Share your project

Provide the asset type, location, and a brief description of the work needed.

2

Discuss the scope

Contact the team to discuss condition, available specifications, and desired timing.

3

Plan the work

Agree on the scope and scheduling before the project moves forward.

Industrial coating services

Weiser Industrial Coatings, Inc. supports tank owners, utilities, contractors, and project teams considering coating and rehabilitation work, including work as a subcontractor to larger tank fabricators.

Aerial view of a white elevated water tank above trees.

Water tank & tower coatings

Interior and exterior coating work for water storage assets, from surface condition through a proposed coating scope.

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Worker on a tank roof during surface work.

Abrasive blasting & surface preparation

Removing deteriorated finishes and preparing a substrate for coating work, with methods and scope depending on the surface.

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Tank legs, bracing, and a work platform inside white containment.

Water storage tank rehabilitation

Broader rehabilitation discussion for existing water storage infrastructure, where a project may involve multiple asset needs.

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Completed Projects

A look at coatings projects from the field. Past projects include work from North Dakota to Louisiana and up and down the east coast.
Elevated water tank in Rising Sun, Indiana, painted with the Rising Sun "RS" logo and "Home of the Shiners"
Rising Sun, Indiana
Single-pedestal water tower in Drayton, North Dakota, with the "Catfish Capital of the North" logo
Drayton, North Dakota
Louisville Water Company steel pedestrian bridge after blasting and repainting, with crew on site
Louisville Water Company: pedestrian bridge blasted and repainted
Pump room floor at Louisville Water Company with a freshly applied CIM liner
Louisville Water Company: CIM liner application
1.5 million gallon composite elevated tank in Valdosta, Georgia, with the Georgia Grown logo
Valdosta, Georgia: 1.5 million gallon composite elevated tank
Workers on a suspended platform beside the Hinds County seal.
Jackson, Mississippi (Hinds County)

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Common questions

The company works on water towers, steel structures, and concrete, with three main service categories: water tank and tower coatings, abrasive blasting and surface preparation, and water storage tank rehabilitation. It also takes on specialty coating applications, so share the details if your project falls outside these.

The most useful details are the asset type, the project location, the current condition, any available plans or specifications, and desired timing. You can send these by phone or email, and we will review them with you.

Coating performance depends on the surface it is applied to. Deteriorated finishes, rust, and contaminants can interfere with adhesion. Preparation removes those materials and provides a surface that the coating system can bond to. The right method and scope depend on the existing surface and the project requirements.

A common guideline is an inspection at least every five years. Requirements vary by state, owner, and the tank’s own specification, so check what applies to your tank. If an inspection points to coating or rehabilitation work, share the report and we can discuss the scope.

Yes. Plans, specifications, and photos help us understand the scope before a quote. Email supporting information to wici@weisercoatings.com and we will review it with you.

The business is based in La Grange, Kentucky, and projects have taken the team from North Dakota to Louisiana and up and down the east coast. Share your project location and details, and we will discuss the scope.

Scope and timing often depend on the asset type and size, its current condition, access requirements, weather, and the project specifications. Each project is different, so we review the details with you directly before planning the work.

Have a tank coating project to discuss?

Share your project location, asset type, and coating or rehabilitation needs with Weiser Industrial Coatings, Inc.

Email wici@weisercoatings.com

Based in La Grange, Kentucky. Call or email to start the conversation about your project.

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