Access is the bid
Lifts, planted areas and a parking stall we will block are part of the price. We walk them before we number the job.
COMMERCIAL · PAINTING
Commercial Exterior Painting
Commercial exterior painting is the same chemistry as a house and a stricter calendar. We prep, prime and coat low-rise buildings while entries stay usable, and we do not start a face we cannot finish before the weather changes. HOA and ownership colors are submitted as a chip, not a verbal “it will look like the rendering.”
Included in this scope
- Wash, scrape and prime before finish coats
- Phasing that keeps entries open
- Body, trim and fascia, or the failing edges only
- Product and color recorded for the next cycle
- A schedule tied to a real forecast
Details that change the result
Coatings over new siding
If we just installed factory-finished fiber cement, it may not want paint. We will not coat a finish that should be left alone.
Where this fits
Related pages
Most projects touch more than one trade. These are the pages homeowners open next, and the scopes we most often bundle into a single estimate.
Questions
Before you call
Can you paint occupied buildings?
Yes. We post the elevation we are on and we keep paths open. Interior painting is not this scope.
Do you warranty a commercial coat?
Workmanship terms are written for the project. A coating applied into rain is not something we will stand behind, which is why we move the start.
Ready when you are
Get a written estimate this week
Call (425) 555-0123, or send the form and we will schedule the visit. We reply within one business day.