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Bridge & Infrastructure
DALLAS, TX

Heavy-duty coatings for civic infrastructure.

Service Details

Professional Overview

Bridge and infrastructure painting protects critical transportation and civic structures from corrosion and environmental damage. Bridges, overpasses, pedestrian structures, and other infrastructure represent major public investments requiring professional maintenance to ensure decades of safe service. Dallas's expanding infrastructure includes numerous bridges, overpasses, and structures requiring specialized protective coatings that meet stringent government specifications and withstand heavy use and weather exposure.

Service Description

Bridge and infrastructure painting encompasses complete surface preparation, multi-coat protective systems, and ongoing maintenance of steel and concrete structures. We follow Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT), SSPC, and NACE standards for surface preparation and coating application. Work includes lead paint abatement when required, containment systems protecting traffic and environment, and coordination with transportation authorities. Our teams are experienced with occupied roadway work zones and traffic control requirements.

Service Category

Industrial

Why Choose Our Bridge & Infrastructure

With years of experience in the Dallas commercial painting industry, we understand the unique challenges of Texas weather and business environments. Our licensed and insured team delivers reliable, professional results with minimal disruption to your operations.

Service Features

Highway bridge and overpass painting
Pedestrian bridge coating
Railway bridge painting
Traffic signal and light structure painting
Retaining wall coating
Water and wastewater infrastructure painting
Lead paint abatement and removal
Concrete structure protective coatings

Our Process

1

Infrastructure Assessment

Detailed inspection of structure condition, coating failure, corrosion, and hazardous materials (lead paint). Development of project specifications and traffic control plan.

2

Containment & Access

Installation of containment systems to protect waterways, roadways, and environment. Scaffolding, lifts, or snooper truck access. Traffic control implementation.

3

Surface Preparation

Removal of failed coatings and rust via abrasive blasting or power tools. Lead abatement if required. Achievement of specified surface cleanliness and profile.

4

Protective Coating System

Multi-coat application: inorganic zinc or organic zinc primer, epoxy intermediate, and aliphatic polyurethane topcoat. Strict quality control and DFT verification.

Ideal For

State DOT bridge maintenance programs
Municipal infrastructure departments
Toll authorities and transportation districts
Private development infrastructure
Industrial plant infrastructure
Utility infrastructure (power, water, wastewater)
Port and maritime infrastructure
Airport infrastructure and facilities

Dallas Local Expertise

Dallas's extensive highway system and urban development include hundreds of bridges, overpasses, and infrastructure structures requiring protective coatings. TxDOT maintains major highway structures while cities maintain local infrastructure. Private developments include pedestrian bridges and infrastructure requiring the same professional coating standards. Our team has experience with Dallas-area DOT and municipal infrastructure projects.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does bridge painting take?

Timeline varies significantly by structure size and complexity. A small pedestrian bridge might take 2-4 weeks. Medium highway overpass typically requires 2-3 months. Large multi-span bridges may take 6-12 months or longer. Weather, traffic control requirements, and containment complexity affect duration.

How do you handle lead paint on older bridges?

We're certified for lead paint abatement on infrastructure. Work includes comprehensive containment, HEPA-filtered blasting equipment, personal protective equipment for workers, air monitoring, and proper disposal of lead-contaminated materials. All work follows EPA RRP and OSHA lead standards.

Can you work on bridges while traffic continues?

Yes, most bridge painting occurs while maintaining traffic flow. We implement lane closures, reduced speed zones, and traffic shifts as needed. Some work occurs at night to minimize traffic impact. Complete closures are rare and require extensive coordination with transportation authorities.

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