Project Spotlight: Transforming Treasure Valley Coffee Inc.’s Warehouse in Boise, Idaho

January 1, 2024

We recently had the pleasure of working with Treasure Valley Coffee Inc., a long-standing staple in the Boise community. They came to us for a complete interior refresh of their warehouse spaces, looking for solutions that would withstand heavy use while keeping their employees safe and productive. Here’s a peek into how Spray ’n Coat Painting brought this project to life.

Here’s What We Did: Treasure Valley Coffee’s facility in Boise includes two expansive warehouse areas that needed both durability and a professional look. Here’s how we tackled each part of the job:

Epoxy Floor Coatings: We installed a high-performance, slip-resistant epoxy floor coating in both warehouse spaces. This coating is designed to handle the daily wear and tear of heavy equipment and constant foot traffic, creating a safe and long-lasting floor that’s easy to clean and maintain.
Interior Painting: In addition to the floor coatings, our team gave the warehouse walls a fresh coat of high-quality paint. This not only brightened up the space but also improved the facility’s overall aesthetic, making it an inviting and organized environment for Treasure Valley Coffee’s team.

A large empty room with a lot of pipes hanging from the ceiling.

A warehouse with a ladder and a lift in it

A large empty warehouse with a lot of pipes hanging from the ceiling.

A large empty room with a basketball hoop in the corner.

An empty warehouse with blue walls and a dumpster in the middle

A large empty warehouse with a concrete floor and white walls.

A large empty room with a gray floor and white walls.

A group of men are working on a concrete floor in a large room.

A group of people are working on a concrete floor in a warehouse.

A large empty room with blue walls and gray floors.

Creating a Safe, Efficient Workspace for a Trusted Local Brand For Treasure Valley Coffee, having a workspace that’s both functional and professional is key to supporting their day-to-day operations. The durable epoxy floor coating and clean wall paint create a space that’s safer, easier to maintain, and perfectly suited to their needs. It was a rewarding project for us and another example of why we’re passionate about working with local businesses.

Thank you to Treasure Valley Coffee for trusting Spray ’n Coat Painting to help create a fresh, functional workspace! We’re proud to serve businesses in Boise, Meridian, Nampa, and throughout the Boise Metro area with commercial interior painting and concrete floor coating services.

For more information on our commercial interior painting and commercial concrete floor coating services, fill out a request form for your free quote today.

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