Commercial Exterior Repaint for a Local Business

Metal siding chalks as it ages — run a hand down an old panel and the powder that comes off is broken-down binder. Paint will not bond to it. The wash has to remove all of that, then a bonding primer goes on bare or chalky areas, and the finish is a direct-to-metal acrylic that flexes with the panel as it expands and contracts. Skip the chalk removal and the new coating peels off in sheets within two seasons.

Usually, yes. On this repaint the high fascia was reached with a combination of ladders and staging rather than wrapping the building, which keeps cost down and keeps walkways and parking usable. Where a lift is genuinely the safe option we will say so and price it in — working a ladder at the edge of its reach is how people get hurt and how cut lines end up wavy.

Yes. Commercial exterior work is scheduled around your hours — early mornings, evenings or weekends — and we phase by elevation so entrances, drive lanes and parking stay usable. Customers should be able to walk in throughout without navigating equipment.