CommercialSales floors and storefronts repainted around your trading hours.
A store has to look right and stay open. We match your brand colors to spec, paint after close and overnight, and leave the sales floor clean and ready to trade by the time your staff unlocks the doors.
Storefronts, entries, bulkheads, and back of house all get durable, washable coatings that survive carts, bags, and daily cleaning.
The difference is in the prep. Our crews protect fixtures and stock, repair and prime surfaces, and apply premium coatings with crisp cut lines, so your store looks sharp the morning after we leave.
On-site assessment
We walk the store with you, measure, note problem areas, and confirm the finish and colors you want.
Written proposal
You get a line-item estimate with products, prep scope, and a firm overnight schedule.
Protect & prepare
Fixtures and floors are covered, then walls are cleaned, sanded, patched, and primed.
Apply & inspect
Full coats go on, then we walk the finished store with you and correct anything before opening.
What a retail repaint includes
Every retail quote covers the prep and the paint below, from the front glass to the stockroom door.
Brand color matching
Colors pulled from your brand standards and sampled on site, so the walls match your signage and every other store.
After-hours and overnight work
Crews start after close and finish before opening. Nothing on the floor waits for a slow week.
Washable high-traffic walls
Scrubbable coatings that stand up to carts, bags, and nightly cleaning without burnishing.
Storefronts, entries, and bulkheads
Facade walls, door frames, and bulkheads prepped and coated to match the brand and survive the weather.
Stockrooms and back of house
Hard-wearing finishes on receiving areas, stockrooms, and corridors that take pallets and hand trucks.
Zoned daytime work
When a store needs daytime work, one zone is sectioned off at a time and the rest of the floor keeps trading.
Need more than paint?
Retail jobs often grow to include an exterior repaint of the whole building, and we also handle offices and multi-unit properties. Tell us the scope and we will fold it into one estimate.
Neutrals that let the brand lead
Your brand color goes where it earns attention. Everything around it should stay quiet so the merchandise does the talking. These are neutrals that suit a sales floor.
Start with the brand book and the lighting plan. Store lighting is often cooler and brighter than a home, and it can push a warm white toward yellow or a gray toward blue. We brush samples on the real wall and check them under the store lights after close, not under daylight.
Keep the strong color to one feature wall, the checkout, or the storefront door. A saturated color across the whole floor competes with the product and shows every scuff. Clean whites and soft grays make the merchandise look sharper and are easy to touch up between seasons.
The right sheen for each surface
- Sales floor walls
- Eggshell or scrubbable matte
- Door frames and bulkheads
- Semi-gloss
- Stockrooms and corridors
- Semi-gloss
- Storefront facade
- Satin or low-lustre
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Signs the store needs a repaint
Shoppers notice tired paint before most managers do. These are the things we check on a retail walkthrough.
Scuffs that no longer wash off
When cleaning starts burnishing shiny patches into the walls, the paint film is spent.
Colors that no longer match the brand
Faded walls next to new signage or fixtures make the whole store look off spec.
Touch-ups that flash
Patches over old paint show as a different sheen or shade, and the wall starts to look patched.
Chalking or fading outside
Rub the storefront with a dark cloth. A powdery residue means sun has broken down the coating.
Peeling at the entry
Lifting paint on bulkheads and door frames means water is getting behind the film. Catch it early.
Sales floors and entries take the most traffic, so they wear first and can be repainted on their own, ahead of the rest of the store. Most stores repaint ahead of a reset, a remodel, or the holiday season, so book the walkthrough a few weeks before that window. Call (678) 737-6776 to set up a walkthrough.
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.
For most stores we work after close. If you need daytime work, we can section off one zone at a time and keep the rest of the floor trading.
Yes. We use the same specs, products, and colors at every location, so each store matches the last one.
We use only premium products from Sherwin-Williams and Benjamin Moore, selected for durability, color retention, and a smooth finish. We’ll recommend the right product and sheen for each surface.
Every project is backed by a written workmanship warranty, with the term printed on your estimate and invoice. If anything isn’t right, we come back and make it right.
You pay nothing until the job is finished and you’re 100% satisfied. Our no-payment-until-complete promise keeps the entire process risk-free.
Related services
Retail work often runs alongside one of these.
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Commercial Painting
Offices, retail, warehouses, and multi-unit properties on your schedule.
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Commercial Exterior Repaints
Stucco and storefront exteriors washed, repaired, re-caulked, and recoated.
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Restaurant & Hospitality Painting
Dining rooms, kitchens, and guest spaces painted overnight with low-odor, scrubbable finishes.
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