Expert Surface Preparation Company for Industrial Chiller Systems

Protect coating performance from the very first step with Chiller Coating Services. Our team provides on-site surface preparation for industrial chiller systems, including deep cleaning, contained abrasive blasting, water blasting, corrosion repair, and white metal finishing. Facilities managers and engineers rely on our process to improve adhesion, reduce premature coating failure, and prepare tube sheets, water boxes, and heat exchangers for long-term protection.

Industrial chiller surface preparation

Our Surface Preparation Services

Specialized surface preparation for chiller components, heat exchangers, and corrosion-prone water-side equipment.

Abrasive Blasting

Contained abrasive blasting removes corrosion, scale, failed coating, and contaminants while creating the surface profile needed for strong coating adhesion on tube sheets, water boxes, and heat exchangers.

Water Blasting

Water blasting is used where site conditions, environmental controls, or chemical constraints make dry abrasive blasting less suitable, while still removing deposits and preparing surfaces for inspection.

Tube Sheet Prep

Tube sheet preparation includes deep cleaning, blasting, corrosion assessment, and reconstruction support before protective coating is applied to restore chiller reliability and reduce leak risk.

Water Box Prep

Water box surface preparation removes biofilm, scale, corrosion deposits, and deterioration from end-bell interiors, inlet and outlet nozzles, and seal areas before coating restoration.

Corrosion Repair

Pitting, crevice corrosion, and galvanic damage are mapped, cleaned, blasted, and rebuilt where needed to create a stable surface for long-term protective coating performance.

Heat Exchanger Prep

Heat exchanger preparation includes cleaning and blasting accessible tube sheets, water boxes, and internal surfaces for coating systems used in HVAC, process, and power-generation service.

Technician preparing chiller tube sheet

Our 5-Step Surface Preparation Process

Inspect Chiller Conditions and Access

The team begins by reviewing chiller condition, access limitations, outage timing, corrosion patterns, and coating goals. This helps define the right preparation standard for tube sheets, tube ends, water boxes, or heat exchanger surfaces.

Deep Clean Water-Side Surfaces

Blast to Required Surface Profile

Repair Corrosion Before Coating

Verify Coating-Ready Completion

The CCS Difference

Why Choose Chiller Coating Services?

Chiller Coating Services combines engineering insight, skilled crews, and proven preparation standards.

Experience

Over 40 years of management experience supports disciplined preparation, repair, and coating execution.

Preparation

Surfaces are blasted to white metal finish where specified for stronger long-term adhesion.

Coverage

On-site crews serve New England and New York facilities with scheduled or emergency mobilization.

Efficiency

Quick-cure, 100% solids systems help reduce downtime for mission-critical chiller operations.

Meet The Chiller Specialists

Experienced engineers and skilled crews for critical chiller work.

Chiller Coating Services was established to serve building owners, property managers, facilities teams, and engineers who need dependable coatings, linings, and surface restoration for industrial equipment. Based at 8 Foundry Place in Franklin, NH, the company supports facilities across New England and New York with on-site chiller tube sheet preparation, water box restoration, heat exchanger protection, and related industrial coating work. For over 40 years, the management team and affiliate service companies have served schools, office buildings, retail complexes, hospitals, power plants, and manufacturing facilities. Their focus remains straightforward: prepare surfaces correctly, use advanced coating materials, minimize downtime, and help customers extend the serviceable life of critical cooling equipment.

Over 40 YearsManagement team experience in coatings and surface restoration.
7 Service RegionsOn-site work across New England and New York.
100% Solids SystemsProtective coating technology for immersion service.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is surface preparation?

Surface preparation is the cleaning, profiling, and inspection work completed before a protective coating is applied. For industrial chillers, it typically includes removing scale, biofilm, corrosion deposits, failed coating, and contaminants from tube sheets, tube ends, water boxes, or heat exchangers. Proper preparation creates a clean, sound surface profile so the coating can bond correctly and perform in long-term water-side service.

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Still Have Surface Prep Questions?

Speak with our team about your chiller condition and downtime window.

Our Service Areas

On-site chiller surface preparation is available across New England, New York, and surrounding industrial facilities.

New England + NY

Service Area

Over 40 Years

Experience

Scheduled or Emergency

Availability

Do We Service Your Facility?

Share your facility location and chiller scope for service confirmation.

Certified & Trusted

Awards and Recognition

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40+ Years Experience

Four decades of industrial coating leadership.

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White Metal Prep

Prepared for optimal coating adhesion.

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100% Solids System

Solvent-free chemistry for immersion service.

Schedule Your Chiller Surface Preparation Estimate

Request an on-site inspection and free project estimate. We’ll review chiller condition, access requirements, scheduling windows, and the surface preparation scope needed before coating or restoration work begins.

Contact Us Today

For immediate assistance, feel free to give us a direct call at (877) 427-0090.