Hy-Power Coatings Limited
Brampton, ON

Hy-Power Coatings Ltd. is Southern Ontario’s premier industrial coatings service provide. We serve a wide variety of blue chip clients including: McDonald’s, Loblaws, HydroOne, Vicwest, Petroff Architects and WalMart. Hy-Power Coatings Ltd. was established 46 years ago and has a track record of innovating and applying industrial coating solutions for government and business clients.

An engineer from the Canadian Government’s legendary Avro Arrow Program, in 1966, took his special expertise in the design and application of coatings and incorporated Hy-Power Coatings Limited. In 1975, Joseph G. Grzyb became CEO and principal of Hy-Power Coatings.

Across decades, Mr. Grzyb has led Hy-Power in solving clients’ problems with a steady stream of innovations in product and application technologies. Joe has built a strong, tenured team of coating professionals who earn the loyalty of clients time and time again.

Environmentally Responsible

Hy-Power operates as an environmentally responsible firm dedicated to minimizing energy consumption and improving waste management in the industrial coatings sector. Hy-Power continues to aid clients to refine their use of environmentally-friendly WATERBORNE coatings that deliver quality finishes without harmful solvents.

Our History

In 2011, Hy-Power Nano Inc. was created as a subsidiary company to offer innovative leadership in the development and application of nano-enabled industrial coatings.

Hy-Power Nano is currently focused on developing "next generation" nanocoating products that will deliver exceptional thermal insulation benefits. Base nano formulations and manufacturing in liquid dispersion agents are core competencies of Hy-Power Nano. We seek initially to provide immediate and significant carbon footprint reductions for buildings; followed by innovations in the solar, plastics, automotive, oil & gas, construction and forestry sectors.

Hy-Power Nano works with best-in-class scientific and academic partners: the National Research Council of Canada's National Institute for Nanotechnology and Ontario's McMaster University. In 2011, Hy-Power Nano obtained $5 million in funding from private and government investors who share its vision.