Project Spotlight: Interior Painting for Johnson Thermal Systems in Caldwell, Idaho

Last Updated: January 1, 2024

Interior Painting for Johnson Thermal Systems in Caldwell

We recently had the opportunity to work with Johnson Thermal Systems to give their new building—and an additional office space—an updated look that better represents their brand. With Spray ’n Coat Painting’s help, they now have fresh, professional spaces that welcome both employees and visitors.


Project Scope


Johnson Thermal Systems had just acquired a new location in Caldwell, Idaho, and reached out for interior painting to give it a modern, polished finish. The project covered several key areas:


  • Two office rooms
  • Kitchen break room
  • Conference room
  • Large open workspace area


To bring in a contemporary and professional look, we used Cashmere Eg-Shell in “Essential Grey” throughout the building. To showcase Johnson Thermal Systems’ brand, we also added a custom striping design in Real Red and Poinsettia around the main showroom and hallway, bringing in a vibrant, eye-catching touch.

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A building with a sign that says jls on it
A store front with a sign that says ts on it
A kitchen with black cabinets and a stainless steel refrigerator
A kitchen with black cabinets and a stainless steel refrigerator
A room with two tables and chairs in it.
A small office with two desks and two chairs.
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A man and a woman are standing next to each other in an office.
A room with a lot of windows and tables and chairs
A conference room with a table and chairs and a large window.
A conference room with tables and chairs and a large window.
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Bringing Their Vision to Life


Following the successful work on the new building, Johnson Thermal Systems invited us back to paint a large office space in their main office building across the street. From start to finish, we collaborated closely to make sure each color, detail, and design choice aligned with their vision. Our team filled and patched areas needing repair carefully planned the striping layout, and ensured every surface had a smooth, even finish.


A New Look, Inside and Out


With updated wall colors and custom striping, Johnson Thermal Systems’ new and existing spaces are now cohesive, professional, and tailored to their brand. Both employees and clients can enjoy a welcoming, polished environment. Johnson Thermal Systems was thrilled with the results, especially our commitment to quality, attention to detail, and efficiency.


If you're looking to update your commercial interior with high-quality, professional painting, Spray 'n Coat Painting is here to help. Serving Caldwell, Boise, Meridian, Nampa, and throughout the Boise Metro area, we’re ready to bring your vision to life. For more information on our commercial interior painting services, fill out a request form for your free quote today.

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A man is kneeling down in a room with a white wall.
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An empty room with a red stripe on the wall that says jts
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