About

How we started

Andrew Million started out with an automotive body shop in Norman, Oklahoma, in the late 1990s. That shop is still in business today as Million Paint & Body, now run by Andrew's brother.

That body shop is where the standards come from: surface prep done right, color matched by eye, and a finish that has to hold up to daily use. Every ride we restore gets the same body-shop discipline — just at full scale.

In the early-to-mid 2000s, Andrew took his first theme park job. A few more followed, and by 2008 he was painting roller coasters every year. Along the way, automotive refinishing grew into restoring fiberglass characters, themed structures and architectural features. That meant bringing body-shop precision and durability to full-size attractions on site.

In 2012 we added waterslide gel-coat restoration and have since completed hundreds of waterslide and fiberglass projects.

Tradesman, not salesman

Plenty of people will sell you a coating system. Fewer have sanded flumes, sprayed gel coat, and climbed steel in January to get a ride ready for spring. Andrew is a tradesman with a history of doing this work — not a salesman peddling what he doesn't run.

When you call Million Restoration, you're talking to the person who knows the job because he still does it. We travel to parks nationwide from our restoration shop and offices in Moore, Oklahoma. Restoring rides since 2003.

Today

We're a boutique company: small enough to stay personal and capable enough for complex, large-scale work. Andrew personally organizes and oversees every project, and our craftsmen manage and perform the work themselves.

Million Painting & Restoration is now Million Restoration™. It's the same people and the same standards under a new name.