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The article throws light on the scale and dimension of commercial painting and outlines the service parameters and contractor capabilities. Commercial painting is quite different from residential painting as it entails a lot of special kinds of painting techniques due to the special layout of commercial buildings that includes parking lots, sidewalks and allied areas. The commercial painters Adelaide have the resources and expertise necessary for undertaking painting projects for commercial establishments like high rises, apartment buildings, bank, offices, warehouses, restaurants, hotels and many more. What to expect The professional company that you engage for commercial painting has years of experience behind them besides having a workforce of knowledgeable staff and uniformed crews who are highly trained in complete customer satisfaction. They are prompt in responding to customer calls, behave in a friendly manner and are highly focused on the job. You can be rest assured that the job will be completed on time and within budget without any compromise on quality. All details will be minutely attended, the best quality raw materials will be used and the work will be carried out under expert supervision for quality finish. And of course, the site will be cleaned up daily. The company will have all legal compliances and will arrange for insurance of the full workplace so that you are completely free from any kind of liabilities and legal hassles. Scope of service The scope of service for commercial painting Adelaide would include both interior and exterior painting comprising of the following: Complete painting of interior including staining and other allied services. Complete painting of exterior including staining and other allied services. Pressure washing of the premises including building, adjoining sidewalks and parking lots. Resurfacing floors using urethanes and epoxies. Restoration work (where necessary) including masonry and application of waterproof coatings. Cleaning and water blasting projects. Spraying applications, small and large. Standards of commercial painting The standards of commercial painting are quite different from the standards of residential painting. The procedures followed are also quite different and complex. For executing commercial painting projects the contractor has to be licensed and qualified in handling commercial projects. They should have all statutory legal compliances including insurance cover for the workplace. They should also be aware of the prevailing industry standards and be capable of executing the project in accordance to the specific guidelines. Experience, skill and reliability of the contractor contribute to good quality work. The process of commercial painting consists of several steps – surface cleaning, applying weather/moisture sealant, applying primer and then applying the first coat of paint to be followed by subsequent coats. Bigger scale The scale of commercial painting is also much bigger than the residential projects. On an average, a commercial project is seen to be four times the size of a large residential project. Commercial painting involves working at heights like painting apartments and high rises and the workmen are adequately trained to undertake such high risk assignments. A much bigger team is required to handle commercial painting projects and it calls for very good teamwork and co-ordination to produce high quality work. As commercial painting involves big budgets and more spending, the contractor has to be well linked to market resources so that price benefits can be passed on to the customer. Moreover, timely completion will depend on the resource mobilising ability of the contractor. Professionalism and capabilities of the Commercial Painters Adelaide can add real value to the project. About author – James Owen is a developer real estate agent who frequently uses the services of Commercial Painters Adelaide. He has long experience in commercial painting Adelaide. Spends his leisure time in blogging.
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