commercial PAINTING

Commercial Painting Services

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White building exterior with ramps and railings under a cloudy sky.

FEATURED PROJECT

Retail Shopping Center

43,900 sq ft exterior paint · Charlotte, NC

Our Clients Include

Appalachian State University logo with black text and a gold star above the wordmark
CATALER teal logo with circular icon on a white background
Google logo in blue, red, yellow, and green on a white background
Hilton Hotels logo in black, with stylized “H” icon above the word “Hilton”
Marriott logo with stylized red “M” and black wordmark

Proactive commercial painting that protects your building and your budget

Ready for a hard truth? By the time a building looks like it needs paint, the paint likely stopped doing its job a while ago. Chalking, fading, peeling at the joints; that's the coating telling you it's on its last legs, and that the surface underneath is at risk.


As an education-first company, we believe in sharing all of your options with you, finding the best solution, and then creating a plan that prevents avoidable issues. It’s a smarter way to paint.


Why our approach to commercial painting works

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If you know what to look for, you’ll find that every property tells you exactly what it needs. 



Corrugated metal ceilings going rusty. Paint chips falling into a production line. Walls carrying greasy residue no cleaning crew can touch… We read those conditions, match the right system, and deliver exactly what you and your property need. Sometimes the right solution is just a conversation away.

What can we paint for you?

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  • Interiors
  • Exteriors
  • Ceilings
  • Walls
  • Floors & Walkways
  • Equipment & Machinery
  • Offices
  • Mezzanines
  • Safety Rails & Bollards


We work with commercial properties across western North Carolina, from Charlotte and Hickory up to Boone and Asheville.

Project example

View a recent commercial painting project

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Strip mall storefronts with awnings and signs, including Hemp, Pizza, and Blue Orchid Sushi & Asian Bistro.
Strip mall storefronts with blue awnings and empty parking spaces under a clear sky
Storefront exterior with white awning, brick columns, and parking lot in front
Panera Bread storefront with green sign, awnings, and parking lot outside
Strip mall with storefronts and parked cars under a cloudy sky
Strip mall storefronts with black awnings and a “QDOBA” sign under a cloudy sky
Storefronts for pizza and Hempstead with blue awnings on a shopping center exterior
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Project: WhiteHall Commons

Location: Charlotte, NC

Client Type: Retail Shopping Center


Project Summary: Approximately 43,900 sq. ft Custom Coatings completed a large-scale exterior restoration of three retail buildings at Whitehall Commons. The project included comprehensive surface preparation, sealant replacement, EIFS repairs, and repainting of masonry, metal, and standing seam roof components to improve both appearance and long-term durability.

Patient First clinic exterior with green awning, glass entrance, and bushes under a blue sky

FAQ's

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  • What's the best paint for my building?

    It comes down to the substrate, how the current coating is failing, and what the surface is exposed to. A loading dock and an office interior don’t face the same kind of wear, and shouldn't get the same product.

  • What prep do you do before painting?

    Prep is everything, and most coatings fail because the surface wasn't cleaned, repaired, or primed underneath. We never cut corners.

  • How much to paint the front of my shopping center?

    We won't guess with a number over the phone, and you should be wary of anyone who does. Facade pricing depends on the substrate, its condition, height and access, and the repair needed before coating. An in-person consultation is the best place to start.

  • Can you paint at night or off-hours when we're closed?

    Absolutely. Nobody wants wet paint between them and the loading dock at shift change. We schedule around your operations, whether that's nights, weekends, or working in occupied phases to keep tenants and staff moving. Disruption is a cost like any other, and a good plan keeps it off your books.