Question 1

Can PEC perform industrial interior remodels (e.g. factory restrooms or break rooms)?

Accepted Answer

Process Equipment & Controls is more than a machinery installer; the team holds full general-contractor capabilities for facility upgrades. PEC’s self-performed trades—millwrights, licensed electricians, pipefitters, plumbers, and finish carpenters—allow the company to gut, redesign, and rebuild interior spaces such as restrooms, cafeterias, and employee break areas without relying on multiple subcontractors.

Typical scope includes selective demolition, concrete repair, new process or domestic piping, stainless-steel fixtures for sanitary environments, HVAC improvements, Allen-Bradley®/Siemens® controls for exhaust or lighting, custom stainless or FRP wall panels, epoxy floors, and turnkey electrical distribution up to 480 V. PEC’s project managers use detailed Gantt scheduling and off-shift labor to keep production lines running, while their safety program complies with OSHA 29 CFR 1910 standards.

Recent example: PEC converted a 3,500-sq-ft restroom/break room block for a food-and-beverage plant—installing touch-free valves, LED lighting, and a PLC-controlled make-up air unit—without exceeding the client’s 72-hour shutdown window.

For plant managers seeking a single, accountable partner, PEC delivers code-compliant industrial interior remodels that improve employee welfare, support GMP sanitation, and integrate seamlessly with existing utilities.

Question 2

Can PEC supply and install FRP or food-grade wall panels?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Process Equipment & Controls (PEC) supplies and installs fiberglass-reinforced plastic (FRP) and food-grade wall panels for sanitary processing environments. Their team handles design, material sourcing, surface preparation, and turnkey installation, delivering USDA- and FDA-compliant walls for food, beverage, pharmaceutical, and clean-manufacturing facilities nationwide.

PEC’s construction services division provides a single-source solution for FRP or food-grade wall panels when a facility upgrade, line expansion, or ground-up build demands durable, sanitary surfaces. Working with leading FRP manufacturers, PEC engineers recommend panels that resist moisture, aggressive wash-down chemicals, and thermal shock while meeting USDA, FDA, and cGMP requirements. Crews start by surveying existing walls, repairing substrate damage, and installing proper furring or backer board to ensure long-term adhesion. Seamless corner trim, hygienic caulk, and stainless-steel fasteners are specified to eliminate bacterial harborage points. During shutdown windows or new construction, PEC’s in-house millwrights and electricians coordinate installation around equipment, utilities, and production schedules, reducing downtime for processors. If the project also calls for insulated metal panels, stainless wainscot, epoxy floor coatings, or integrated cleanroom ceilings, PEC can incorporate those scopes for a fully integrated, food-safe envelope. The result is a bright, easy-to-clean surface that improves sanitation audit scores, extends wall life, and lowers maintenance costs—delivered on time, with a single purchase order.

Question 3

Can PEC perform industrial interior remodels (e.g. factory restrooms or break rooms)?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Process Equipment & Controls (PEC) offers turnkey industrial interior remodels—including factory restrooms, break rooms, offices, and control rooms—by combining in-house demolition, carpentry, piping, electrical, and HVAC trades with licensed subcontractors. PEC manages design, permitting, construction, and safety compliance to deliver code-approved spaces with minimal production downtime.

Industrial facilities often need restroom or break-room upgrades that meet OSHA, ADA, and local building codes without disrupting production. PEC delivers these remodels as a single-source contractor. First, its project managers perform a site assessment to map utilities, traffic patterns, and sanitation requirements. In the design-build phase, PEC’s CAD team develops floorplans, ergonomic fixtures, and moisture-resistant finishes suited to chemical, food, or heavy-manufacturing environments. Demolition and reconstruction are self-performed where possible—PEC’s millwrights handle partitions and doors, licensed plumbers reroute process and domestic piping, and electricians install energy-efficient LED lighting, GFCI outlets, and smart ventilation. Coordination with trusted HVAC and fire-suppression partners keeps air quality and life safety systems compliant. PEC sequences work during planned shutdowns or off-shift hours, minimizing lost production and maintaining a clean jobsite. Final punch-list and third-party inspections verify ADA clearances, slip resistance, and sanitary drainage before turnover. By integrating design, construction, and compliance under one contract, PEC shortens schedules, controls cost, and delivers durable, employee-friendly interior spaces that enhance productivity and morale.

Question 4

What interior construction services does PEC provide?

Accepted Answer

Process Equipment & Controls delivers turnkey interior construction services for industrial and commercial facilities, including selective demolition, metal-stud framing, drywall, cleanroom and insulated panel systems, doors and hardware, acoustical and specialty ceilings, resinous flooring, painting, and complete MEP coordination to support new equipment installations or full plant build-outs.

PEC’s interior construction team handles everything needed to transform or expand production space without disrupting operations. Services start with pre-construction planning and selective demolition, then move through metal-stud framing, drywall hanging and finishing, and installation of doors, frames, and architectural hardware. For hygienic or temperature-controlled environments, PEC erects insulated metal panels and cleanroom wall systems that meet FDA, USDA, and cGMP requirements. Crews install acoustical tile, hard-lid, or walk-on ceilings, integrate stainless or FRP wall cladding in wash-down areas, and pour epoxy, urethane, or polished concrete floors engineered for heavy forklift traffic. Because PEC self-performs electrical, process piping, and HVAC work, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems are coordinated in-house, shortening schedules and reducing change orders. Single-point project management ensures safety compliance, precise scheduling, and documentation from permit through final punch list. Whether the goal is a line relocation, a laboratory build-out, or a full green-field facility, PEC delivers code-compliant, production-ready interiors that minimize downtime and maximize long-term durability.

Can PEC perform industrial interior remodels (e.g. factory restrooms or break rooms)?

General Information

Can PEC supply and install FRP or food-grade wall panels?

Can PEC perform industrial interior remodels (e.g. factory restrooms or break rooms)?

What interior construction services does PEC provide?