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Industrial Paint and Concrete Contractors in the Oil and Gas Industry
Mid-South Painting, Inc. is recognized as one of America’s fastest-growing industrial painting and concrete contractors, serving both HVL (High-Volatility Liquid) and non-HVL oil and gas pipeline projects nationwide.

Founded in 1988 in Hohenwald, Tennessee, the company began with just four dedicated employees united by a clear mission and an unwavering work ethic. From the outset, we identified a critical need in the market for reliable, professional contractors with proven expertise in pressure washing, sandblasting, industrial painting, concrete pier installation, and concrete repair and modification. By committing ourselves to mastering these specialized services, we quickly earned a reputation for quality, precision, and reliability.
Our unwavering commitment to excellence has been the foundation of our sustained growth, enabling us to build long-standing partnerships with some of the most respected oil and gas corporations in the industry. These partnerships span projects involving extensive oil and natural gas pipeline networks across North America, where we deliver specialized services that meet the highest standards of safety, quality, and efficiency.
By combining technical expertise, advanced equipment, and a deep understanding of industry regulations, we consistently provide solutions that support the reliability, longevity, and performance of critical energy infrastructure. This achievement reflects our ability to consistently meet demanding industry standards and deliver exceptional results under challenging conditions.
Key to our success is strong, forward-thinking management, a readiness to adapt to changing technologies and industry requirements, and a comprehensive training program that equips every new employee with the skills and safety knowledge needed to perform at the highest level. Equally important is our steadfast commitment to ethical practices, which continues to strengthen client trust and long-term partnerships.



