Painting

The short answer is, it depends. If you have a masonry building, then high-end acrylic products from Sherwin Williams' Duration line or PPG Permimizer are great choices. If you have a metal building, a premium  direct to metal acrylic such as Sherwin Williams Sher-Cryl or PPG PSX700 might be the right coating for you. Get in touch for a consultation and estimate and we'll put our knowledge to work for your building.

Preparation is the most important part of the painting process. The first step is a thorough cleaning of the substrate being painted. If it's an exterior surface, pressure washing and cleaning with detergents is in the plan. If the surface is interior, solvent wipes or special "no rinse" pre-paint cleaners are the best choice. 

Once the substrate is clean, repairs begin. Your surfaces will be scraped, sanded to a tightly adherent feathered edge, wire brushed, or prepared with any one of a number of other techniques. Call us for a more thorough explanation and details about what needs to happen before a single drop of paint hits your building. 

It depends on the size of the center. Without specifics, it's hard to say, but generally, if your shopping destination is anchored by a typical grocery store and a few smaller shops on either side, then the cost will likely be in the $10,000 - $15,000 range. If you have fewer surfaces on the front that will need to be painted, then the cost will be less. (For example, if the structure is mostly unpainted brick rather than stucco, which requires paint.)  

Yes. Nights, weekends and some holidays are all possible times to complete your project. The bottom line: We will work around your schedule.