McLean Company - Commercial Painting and Flooring Contractor

McLean Company works the jobs that can't stop running — a water treatment plant needing new coatings, a manufacturing floor needing new concrete work — rather than a weekend touch-up. The company is based in Danvers and says it's been in the family since 1979, when Ron McLean started it; three generations later it's still family-run, doing commercial and industrial painting, flooring, and waterproofing work across New England. Google carries a 5-star average from 33 ratings, and this year's reviews back it with specifics rather than generic praise. A client who manages a 30-million-dollar manufacturing plant said the crew, led by a team lead named Bruno, turned around a paint-and-concrete-floor job on schedule and made McLean their new first call. A water-treatment-plant customer, who has hired the company for several projects, said the staff stays neat and "work is always done right." A third recent reviewer called out the floor work specifically, noting it finished on time. None of the sixteen reviews on record — stretching back to 2021 across six different sources — carries a complaint, and the last six months alone added four more five-star write-ups with nothing negative among them. Its BBB file shows an A+ letter grade, but McLean hasn't pursued BBB accreditation, so that grade doesn't come with the bureau's own vetting behind it. Outside Google, third-party corroboration thins out — a BizRatings page for the company lists zero collected reviews, and a BuildZoom profile cites a 94 score without detail on how it's calculated. For a facility manager who needs painting, flooring, or waterproofing done without shutting a building down, McLean's pattern of finishing occupied-site jobs on schedule is the strongest case for a call — worth confirming current insurance and any trade certifications directly before booking.