Commercial Building Painting in Melbourne Florida

We paint both the interior and exterior of commercial buildings. Whether it's offices, schools, churches, restaurants we know the right paint for the job. A company's curbside-appeal is just as vital as its interior operations because a clean look means clean service. Anyone can slap on some paint, but it takes a real professional to properly prepare the material, edge-in, ensure proper color coordination, follow local regulations, and use the most effective paint for the conditions and material/coat underneath. We take a consultative approach to completing any painting project, working with you to create a solution that fits your taste, budget, and schedule. We can assist you whether you are seeking for a specific look, are unsure of your possibilities, or you are looking for a specific coating for your business. 

Commercial painters operate in a variety of challenging environments, including high elevations, harsh temperatures, and cramped quarters. When and how to paint in these environments is valuable knowledge learned amongst tradespeople. The first obstacle they overcome is prepping surfaces for painting by fixing holes and divots with putty or plaster and sealing crevices where construction materials meet to prevent moisture from entering the structure. They must also wash the walls to remove any existing paint before applying any new color or gloss layers.

It can be costly and time-consuming to paint a commercial facility.

Commercial painting is an investment, but it's also needed for keeping your business appearing new and fresh for years to come. Most painters have one of two problems: they're either too expensive or don't have enough experience for the job.

We get most of our business by referral from other locals in Melbourne. Give us a call today for a free quote!

Industrial Building Painting

It may all just be paint for most people, but we do both commercial and house painting, and we understand the difference. Industrial painting requires a different approach and serves a value that translates to more money in your pocket. A proper paint job for a business accomplishes many goals that would otherwise, implicitly, fall short in DIY scenarios. First is the physical difference of commercial paint and required base/coatings to do the job right. They simply have more traffic and cover more ground than a house on the exterior and have hundreds, even thousands, more people trafficking the area. These buildings simply have a higher property value and should reflect it and be attractive to those who visit it. It's a matter of function and pride. A professional consultation and application will bring warmth and character to what would otherwise be a sterile space. It will provide a clean style that makes people want to show up and see what's inside, and ultimately, it's a very affordable way to show everyone you care about how you present yourself to others. 

​Every business owner, especially those who are just getting started, understand the value of spending time effectively to maximize profits. Painting may seem like an easy job, but it takes precision and hours of close concentration to accomplish without errors. Practice. Every job that hasn't been done before will always take at least twice as long the first time, and hopefully there doesn't need to be a second try. In every case, you will get a better result and save money by hiring a professional to do what they dedicate their lives to. 

It's always a better investment to use professional painters you can trust. Give us a call today for a free quote, or read on for more technical details on commercial painting. 

Different Paint Characteristics

Paint is applied to give your commercial area a sense of intention and aesthetic. There is no such thing as a "bad" color when it comes to painting your business. However, there are some paints that function better in for a brand. The good thing is that there are a variety of options available, allowing you to personalize your environment. There are no restrictions and plenty of possibilities to obtain any look you like.

It's important to know which type of business paint is most functional to use before you can get started. Some are better suited for certain reasons than others, yet they all have their place. Let's have a look at the various varieties available.

Satin

Satin paints are  less glossy  than semi-gloss and high-gloss paints, but they still have some sheen. It's subtle, but it's enough to give an office or other room some individuality. One of the best things about satin paint is that it retains many of the features of gloss paint. Satin paint, while not as robust as gloss paint, keeps up well in humid environments and is easy to clean. Satin paint can be used to add a touch of gloss to your commercial environment.

Semi or High Gloss Paints

When this sort of paint dries, it has reflective characteristics that give it a lovely sheen. They're useful in a variety of situations, but they're especially useful in locations where a long-lasting paint is required.

It lasts a long time, even when used in a high-traffic location. Not only that, but cleaning it is a breeze. One disadvantage to consider is that once applied, you'll be able to see any small mistake in the wall underneath or on the applied coat, such as holidays (paint droplets). However, taking extra precautions to prepare the wall before painting can ensure a beautiful finish. 

Once you're aware of this unforgiving paint's flaw, you'll be able to notice if these gloss paints were professionally painted or not from a mile away. 

Flat

Flat paint is the way to go if you're searching for a cost-effective way to paint your commercial property. It's less expensive than the other options, and it's straightforward in every way. Flat paint, unlike gloss paint, is excellent at masking bumps and other flaws on the wall. It's also simple to put into practice. However, it has a weakness in terms of durability. Cleaning, for example, needs more care and attention than cleaning other types of paint. It also has a low resistance to moisture in the air, or getting wet at all. It's a cheaper option that gets the job done, but you will be revisiting this job sooner than you would like to. This may be the ideal option for you if you're searching for a less expensive paint that can nonetheless hold up in the proper situation.

Eggshell

Have you ever heard of the phrase "walking on eggshells"? You don't have to be concerned about it! It's comparable to flat paint, but it's more durable and brightens up the room better because it's more reflective. It's frequently applied in areas that require a little more illumination, like a bathroom or desk area. It's not as long-lasting as the other paints because it's akin to flat paint. It can, however, thrive in a location with little to no traffic. This paint style may be suitable for you if you have a room that is normally tranquil and has little movement.

Different Room, Different Business, Different Paint

High gloss paint is a wonderful option if you own a business like a restaurant where humidity is a problem. If you have office space, though, you might choose to use flat or eggshell paint. To choosing the ideal one for you, it's usually best to consider your situation, local traffic, and style. This will assist you in making the best decision for your structure. You can also mix and match the various paint types to suit different regions. This can help you change up the aesthetic of your building while also extending the life of the paint. There's also other technical details to consider, such as how many coats are necessary for what brands, the base number and priming specifications, and application details to ensure the paint adheres and appears properly.

​If you have any doubt about what paint to use or if you could earn money by hiring a professional, then give us a call today. We offer quick and free quotes!