Fire Escape Painting at 313 Hope St, Stamford

Service: Fire escape painting

Location: 313 Hope St, Stamford, CT 06906

Year: 2017

EPA Lead-Safe Certified Firm

OSHA safety certification

$2M general liability insurance

Repairing Connecticut fire escapes since 2004

The Job

In 2017, we painted the fire escape at 313 Hope St in Stamford, Connecticut.

The photographs show the exterior steel fire escape mounted against the brick facade of the building at 313 Hope St. 

The visible frames document the condition of the metal before work began, showing localized surface rust on the landings and support brackets, followed by views of the steel after manual wire brushing and scraping exposed sound underlying metal prior to painting.

How We Approach Fire Escape Painting

Surface preparation is the foundation of any fire escape repaint: scraping and wire brushing down to sound metal, then spot priming with a rust-inhibitive primer before finish coats go on. 

On structures built before 1978, we operate as an EPA Lead-Safe Certified Firm, following the containment and cleanup practices that kind of work requires.

Working in Stamford

This is one documented job in Stamford. For more on the work we do across the area, see our Stamford service page.

Have a fire escape that looks like this? Send us a photo and the address.

Questions About This Project or Your Own Fire Escape?

Call (860) 352-6298. We’re an EPA Lead-Safe Certified Firm with $2 million in general liability coverage.