Pedestrian Bridge Ramp

The project began with a thorough power washing of all surfaces using a pressure washer set to 2500-3000 psi. This ensured the removal of dirt, grime, and any previous coatings, leaving a clean, smooth surface for the new paint. For areas that couldn’t be fully addressed by the power washer, hand tools were employed to meticulously clean and prepare those surfaces.

Once the surfaces were properly cleaned, the team proceeded with caulking and priming, preparing the structure for its fresh coat of paint. Care was taken to mask and protect any surrounding surfaces that could be exposed to overspray, ensuring a clean and professional finish. To provide a durable finish suitable for exterior environments, the team used a high-quality waterproof masonry coating. This coating maximizes performance in demanding outdoor conditions and offers exceptional chemical and corrosion resistance. With a fast-drying application and superior coverage, the team was able to apply fewer coats compared to conventional products, completely the project in a week and half.