Service area 01 · Commercial & industrial

Commercial painting.Inside, outside, and the floor.

Interior and exterior coatings for warehouses and large commercial buildings, plus the lines on the floor. We work the hours the building is quiet.

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What it covers

Interior, exterior and the lines on the floor.

Three kinds of work that usually share one shutdown, so they share one scope and one schedule.

Interior

Walls and ceilingsBlock, drywall and the exposed structure above.

Structural steelColumns, joists and racking, where they are painted.

Safety colorsWall base bands and equipment colors to your standard.

Exterior

Tilt-up and precastConcrete panels and the joints between them.

Dock walls and steelDock doors, bollards, rails and frames.

Surface prepCleaning and preparation before any coating goes on.

Floor striping

Aisles and pallet baysLaid out to your plan, not guessed at.

Safety lanesWalkways, hatched zones and keep-clear areas.

Parking and fire lanesExterior lots, stalls and fire lane markings.

Recent work

Real buildings, photographed as they were.

No stock photography and no staged shots. If a wall was still raw when the picture was taken, the caption says so.

Warehouse interior with white painted walls and a blue painted band along the base, drop cloths and jack posts on the concrete floor — **Warehouse interior, coated** White wall out to the deck, blue band at truck height. Drop cloths and jack posts still on the floor.

Tilt-up commercial facility exterior with a painted red accent band, grey panels, dock doors and yellow bollards — **Facility exterior, coated** Tilt-up elevation with a red accent band, dock doors and bollards painted.

Distribution warehouse interior with white painted walls and overhead structure above a sealed concrete floor — **Distribution floor, coated** Walls and overhead structure painted out, floor sealed and open for equipment.

Before coating

Every job gets photographed before anyone opens a bucket, and again at handover. You see the wall you are paying to fix, and you see what it looks like when we leave.

The frames below are the first half of that. Bare concrete, filled joints, runoff staining. Exposure was corrected and nothing else was.

Wide view of a tilt-up concrete building shell with diagonal braces, all panels still bare grey concrete on a dirt lot — **Shell before coating** Panels up and braced, every elevation still bare concrete. Nothing here has been coated.

Long run of bare grey tilt-up concrete panels beside a graded dirt lot under a blue sky — **Rear elevation, bare** A full run of panels with the grade still open. This is the wall before anyone opens a bucket.

Close view of bare tilt-up concrete panels with visible filled joints and a dark door opening — **Panel joints, bare** Joints filled and still showing. No primer and no finish coat on this face.

Bare concrete panels with dark runoff staining below a roof edge — **Weathering at the roof edge** Runoff staining down bare panels. Photographed as found, nothing cleaned first.

Two dock openings in bare concrete walls shored with timber, a lift and a truck visible inside the building — **Dock openings, shored** Openings braced with timber, equipment inside, walls still bare.

Tall bare concrete panels at a building entry with an open doorway, workers in high visibility vests and an excavator on site — **Entry, panels bare** Panels set at the main opening with the site still working around them.

Bare grey parapet wall at roof deck level with two ladders, a cable spool and metal roof decking — **Parapet at deck level** Roof side of the parapet, bare, with ladders and cable staged on the deck.

How it works

You get a number and a date. Not a maybe.

We walk the building

Square footage, condition, access, and the hours we are allowed to work. Bring your plan if you have one.

You get it in writing

Scope, prep, materials, the areas covered, and the schedule. If something is excluded, it says so.

We work your off-hours

The crew works the window you approved. The building opens on time, with the areas cleaned up behind us.

Request a quote

Tell us the building and the hours.

The two things that decide everything else. We will come back with a walkthrough time.

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