Commercial painting for Atlanta businesses

Offices, storefronts, restaurants, and common areas, painted after hours or in phases so your doors stay open.

  • Free on-site estimate
  • Written workmanship warranty
  • No payment until complete
  • Serving Dunwoody and metro Atlanta
Commercial Painting by Dunwoody Painters
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Offices, retail, warehouses, and multi-unit properties on your schedule.

Dunwoody Painters provides commercial painting for offices, retail storefronts, restaurants, medical suites, warehouses, apartment communities, and multi-tenant buildings throughout Atlanta and surrounding areas.

We begin with a property walkthrough and detailed written estimate, followed by thorough surface preparation and professional application of quality Sherwin-Williams or Benjamin Moore coatings. Projects can be scheduled after hours, on weekends, or in phases to help your business remain open with minimal disruption.

The difference is in the prep. Our crews protect your space, repair and prime surfaces, and apply premium coatings with crisp cut lines and even coverage, so your commercial painting looks flawless and lasts for years.

OUR PROCESS
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Walkthrough and Estimate

We inspect your full property, discuss your goals, and provide a clear written proposal.

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Schedule and Colors

We coordinate the project around your business hours and help finalize colors and finishes.

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Preparation and Painting

Our team prepares each surface, applies quality coatings, protects your property, and cleans up daily.

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Final Inspection and Warranty

We complete a final walkthrough, handle approved touch-ups, and provide your written workmanship warranty.

What's Included

The properties we paint

Every commercial proposal is scoped to the building, the traffic, and the hours you keep open.

  • Painter working in an empty office at night with the city lit up outside

    Offices and suites

    Painted overnight or on weekends, with desks covered and the space ready by morning.

  • Crew painting around a masked glass retail storefront

    Retail storefronts

    Glass, signage, and fixtures masked so the store can open on time the next day.

  • Painter cutting in a ceiling line in a dim restaurant dining room

    Restaurants

    Dining rooms and ceilings painted between close and open, with low-odor coatings.

  • Painter rolling a corridor wall inside a healthcare building

    Medical and professional suites

    Corridors and exam rooms worked in zones, with containment around occupied areas.

  • Crew spraying the interior of an industrial warehouse from a lift

    Warehouses and industrial

    Tall walls and open structure reached with OSHA-compliant lifts and staging.

  • Crew painting the exterior of a row of townhomes

    Multi-family and HOA

    Apartment communities and townhome rows phased building by building, with notice to residents.

  • Need more than paint?

    Drywall repair between tenants, pressure washing and re-caulking ahead of an exterior repaint, and ongoing maintenance plans can be added to a commercial project. Tell us the scope and we will fold it into one proposal.

Color & Finish

Colors that hold up to traffic

Commercial walls take carts, bags, and daily cleaning. Durable neutrals hide that wear and touch up cleanly, with one dark color saved for the entry.

Pick colors for the hardest day the space will see. A mid-tone gray or greige hides scuffs and fingerprints far better than a bright white, and it reads the same under fluorescent tubes, LED panels, and the daylight coming through a storefront.

Keep one color and sheen schedule for the whole building. When every corridor, door, and frame is on record, a touch-up after a tenant move matches the first time, years after the paint goes on.

Try colors on your own walls

The right sheen for each surface

Ceilings and offices
Flat or matte
Corridors and lobbies
Eggshell
Restrooms and break rooms
Semi-gloss
Doors and frames
Semi-gloss enamel
Back of house and stockrooms
Semi-gloss
Exterior walls and stucco
Satin or low-lustre
Signs It's Time
Commercial painting project in Dunwoody, Georgia

Commercial painting project

Dunwoody, Georgia

See our work

How to tell your building is due

Customers and tenants notice worn paint before most owners do. These are the things we check on a commercial walkthrough.

  • Scuffs that no longer wash off

    When the cleaning crew starts burnishing shiny patches into corridor walls, the paint film is spent.

  • Patches that show through

    Drywall repairs from past tenant moves flash through a tired finish and make the whole wall look patched.

  • Chalking or fading outside

    South and west elevations fade first, and a storefront that no longer matches its signage looks neglected.

  • Failed caulk at joints

    Open joints around windows, doors, and penetrations let water behind the coating, and peeling follows fast.

  • Mildew that keeps coming back

    If shaded walls go green again within weeks of washing, the coating is no longer protecting the surface.

High-traffic corridors, stairwells, and entries wear faster than private offices and back rooms, so they usually come due first and can be painted on their own. A single storefront typically takes 2 to 4 nights, so it rarely has to wait for a slow season. Call (678) 737-6776 to set up a walkthrough.

FAQs

Questions we hear most

Straight answers on timing, paint, payment, and the warranty. Anything else, ask us on the estimate visit or call (678) 737-6776.

In many cases, yes. We can divide the property into work zones and schedule painting during evenings, weekends, or quieter operating periods. Areas that are not being painted can often remain available to employees, customers, tenants, or visitors.

Storefronts, offices, restaurants, medical and professional suites, warehouses, and multi-tenant buildings, HOA-managed common areas - interior and exterior alike, across Georgia.

Yes. Eligible commercial projects carry a written warranty running 3 to 5 years, with the term set by the coatings specified for the surface and traffic level.

We specify Sherwin-Williams products and Benjamin Moore, engineered for high-traffic commercial wear, each matched to the surface and the demands of the space.

Yes. We can coordinate phased work in lobbies, corridors, stairwells, amenity areas, parking structures, shared facilities, and tenant spaces. A zone-based plan helps maintain access and gives occupants advance notice of temporary restrictions.

Related Services

Related services

Commercial work often runs alongside one of these.

Commercial painting acrossDunwoodyBuckheadSandy SpringsMidtown AtlantaBrookhavenChambleeAlpharettaandacross metro Atlanta.

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