While systems, interiors, and infrastructure are being upgraded, one priority has remained constant: preserve the historic character that makes this building special. That’s where Mid America Specialty Services (MASS) came in.
When your facility’s architectural metal surfaces are outdated, scratched, or simply no longer match the building’s aesthetic, the instinct might be to replace them entirely. Our Metal Conversion System (MCS) offers a smarter alternative
Metal surfaces are more than just functional elements—they are visual statements that contribute to the aesthetic appeal and value of a property. Over time, however, these surfaces can become dull, tarnished, or damaged due to exposure to the elements, wear and tear, or simply the passage of time. This is where the art and science of metal refinishing come into play.
Most people must use the elevator to reach their destination within a commercial building. This makes your elevators one of the most visible assets on the inside of your facility. Keeping them well-maintained is absolutely essential for making the right impression on tenants and visitors.
Copper is vulnerable to various forms of damage and has unique maintenance needs. Whether your goal is to maintain its original shiny appearance or speed up the patination process, Mid America Specialty Services offers the specialized finishing techniques required to achieve your goals.
At Mid America Specialty Services, we work with clients in multiple industries and geographic regions to restore and preserve a number of architectural surfaces. Here’s an overview of the damage cold weather can do, along with ways to lessen the impact.
When considering metal building materials like stainless steel, brass, bronze or aluminum, look beyond the initial price tag and think about serviceability and cost of ownership.
Oxidation metal refinishing can update the look of your metal surfaces without the cost of replacement. Learn about brass refinishing & other metal refinishing services.
Trying to remove scratches from stainless steel elevator doors? Follow this guide from Mid America Specialty Services to keep your elevator doors sparkling.
Roger Krick, Director of Facade Services for Mid America Specialty Services (MASS), has earned certification as a Level I Coating Inspector from the National Association of Corrosion Engineers.