T Harrison Limited

High Performance Protective Coatings

In order to be cost effective, surface coatings have to do more than produce an attractive finish. If maintenance costs are to be kept to a minimum, then the materials you choose must also provide reliable protection for your building and exhibit a high degree of durability.

At T Harrison, we excel in the application of specialist coatings that look good and afford dependable, long term protection for your building. We can apply:

Weatherproof and anti-carbonation coatings
Anti-corrosion coatings
Fire retardant coatings

Weatherproof and anti-carbonation coatings

High performance exterior coatings can enhance both the appearance and durability of a structure. We use only top quality materials that will offer years of trouble-free weatherproof protection, thereby keeping your routine maintenance costs as low as possible. Where required, we use systems that carry 15 year BBA certification - giving you an assurance of their proven durability and complete peace of mind.

Many of the finishes we apply are also capable of providing concrete structures such as office buildings and bridges with effective protection against the harmful effects of carbonation. By preventing the ingress of carbon dioxide - as well as other harmful agents such as atmospheric pollution and chloride ions - they extend the life span of your concrete, reduce your maintenance costs and obviate the need for potentially disruptive repair work.

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Anti-corrosion coatings

We offer a comprehensive structural protection capability that covers a broad range of metal substrates, from gas holders to bridges and structural steelwork.

While it is true that rust and corrosion cannot entirely be stopped, it can be effectively controlled for a very significant period of time. Recognising this, we will develop a solution to suit your specific requirements, taking into account surface conditions and preparation limitations, downtime, health and safety issues, environmental factors and the required life span.

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