Brooklyn Commercial Fireproofing

As part of one of the largest event venues in the country, Brooklyn Mirage is an innovative outdoor setting which can accommodate upwards of 2,500 people. It borders Williamsburg and Bushwick neighborhoods and is a very impressive open-air sanctuary-like space in the center of the Avant Gardner complex. Audio-visual technology is state-of-the-art. Natural plants enhance the park aura, and the catwalk provides views of the cityscape above and paradise courtyard below.

We were called in to manage and apply the fireproofing, thereby assuring that burning up the dance floor would be the only and figuratively burning occurring. Calculating ratios before spraying and brushing was but one of several meticulous tasks. From the correct fireproof products, tools and personal gear to the long handles and forklift scaffold machine, the prep for a job like this is enormous. Our tradesmen are well-trained and experienced, which you have to be to undertake any fireproofing job.

One very cool, vibrant, practically exciting parking garage in Brooklyn!

Painting in progress

What we started with ~ dull, gray, boring, ugly and cold.

Brooklyn Parking Garage Painter

You just have to love property managers who care about the entire residential experience down to the parking garage. Whether you’re heading out for work, vacation, shopping or to visit a friend, or returning from some grand adventure, near or far, how very sleek to pull into an underground garage which evokes a contemporary vibe. Which says “we care about you and your experience living here.” Which lifts your spirits. Which presents itself as some Adidas-like, cool, visual phenomenon.

This doesn’t come together easily, we’re here to tell you. Our Paintworks crew utilized lasers and geometry principles to give this normally boring parking garage a chic, modern component sure to surprise and invigorate residents. It’s all very Brooklyn, the hipster borough also known as Kings County. Call us paint nerds. We love cleaning, priming and painting concrete walls, then strategically plotting and adding stripes to create the kind of wow factor not always encountered when parking a vehicle underground. It is pretty rad, that’s for sure.