MPC Sandblasting & Painting
About MPC Sandblasting & Painting
MPC Sandblasting & Painting works on assets that call for more than an ordinary repaint, including industrial tanks, steel structures, plant equipment and commercial facilities. Operating as Markley’s Precision Company, LLC from New London, Ohio, the company offers blasting, coating and lining services for water, fuel, agricultural and other storage tanks, as well as roofs, marine vessels and commercial pools. Its published Ohio coverage names Akron, Cleveland, Sandusky, Toledo, Put-In-Bay, Columbus, Dayton and Youngstown.
A customer’s description makes the range of that work concrete. Matt Drennen reported using MPC on three projects, including a 30,000-gallon propane tank and vertical storage vessels for nitrogen, oxygen and argon. He also described a Lake Erie Islands project with difficult logistics, praising the office staff’s knowledge and the field crew’s finished work. James Deiter separately reported that MPC painted six bulk storage tanks for his company.
Longer relationships appear in the customer accounts too. Paul Teeters described returning after work on five 30,000-gallon bullet tanks for a more complex blasting and recoating project on a natural-gas processing refrigeration unit. He said MPC promptly addressed concerns during that work. Lindsey Bennett described service at several locations and helpful, quick responses from the staff. These accounts give facility owners specific examples to discuss when comparing the needs of their own projects.
Project planning starts with a conversation about the asset, its condition and the coating system. MPC’s current FAQ says timing depends on scope, surface condition and weather, with operating restrictions, shutdowns and cure periods confirmed for each project. Warranty availability, duration, coverage and exclusions are likewise set in the written project terms. An estimated coating lifespan is separate from warranty coverage.
Updated: 11-03-2026
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