Airport Operations · Airport Terminals
Painting and coatings for airport terminals.
Terminals are high-traffic public buildings where the finish has to look sharp, clean easily and go on without closing the concourse. McAllister Painting prepares, paints and coats gate areas, ticketing halls, corridors, restrooms, ceilings, doors and frames, with the work scheduled around overnight shifts and sectioned work zones so gates stay open during the day.
- Scheduled around overnight shifts and sectioned work zones so gates stay open during the day
- Surfaces: gate areas, ticketing halls, corridors, restrooms, ceilings, doors and frames
- Planning, preparation, application, quality control
- Serving Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi and Tennessee
What the work involves
What airport terminals need from a painting contractor.
Low-odor products and tight containment keep the work invisible to passengers the next morning.
Like every McAllister project, airport terminals work runs through planning, preparation, application and quality control. The planning stage settles access, hours, containment and products with you or the general contractor. Preparation is matched to each substrate so the finish has something sound to hold on to. Application follows the product data sheet and the specification, and every area is checked before it is handed back.
McAllister works as a subcontractor to general contractors on new construction and build-outs, and directly for owners and facility managers on buildings that are already in use, across Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi and Tennessee.
Typical scope
What we are usually asked to do in airport terminals.
- 01
Public area finishes
Gate areas, ticketing halls and corridors repainted in short overnight phases with every zone reopened by morning.
- 02
Ceilings and soffits
Exposed structure, grid ceilings and soffits painted or replaced, coordinated with lighting and signage.
- 03
Restrooms and service areas
Durable, washable finishes for restrooms, service corridors and staff areas.
Services
Services for airport terminals.
Commercial & Industrial Painting
Interior and exterior painting for warehouses, plants, schools, retail and offices, scheduled around your operation and delivered to the specification, as a subcontractor or direct.
Ceilings & Grid Systems
Suspended acoustical ceiling grid and tile installed, replaced or repaired, and exposed structure painted, for offices, schools, retail and tenant improvements, coordinated with the trades above the ceiling.
Drywall
Drywall hanging, taping, finishing and repair for commercial interiors, coordinated with our framing and painting so the general contractor deals with one sub.
Specialty Finishes
Textured, accent and high-durability wall finishes for lobbies, corridors, retail floors and offices, chosen for appearance, cleanability and the traffic the wall will see.
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Airport Operations
Other airport operations facilities.
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All industries
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