Wall Painting for Property and Facilities Managers
Repaints for offices, retail, condominium common areas and commercial buildings, planned around tenants and business hours. Written scopes and after-hours scheduling.
Repaints for offices, retail, condominium common areas and commercial buildings, planned around tenants and business hours. Written scopes and after-hours scheduling.

A facilities manager needs to know three things before approving a repaint: what will be painted with what system, how long each area is out of service, and whether the building stays open. Every estimate answers all three in writing.
Most commercial repaints include metal: stair rails, door frames, elevator doors, lockers. Those items are handled with electrostatic painting on the same schedule, so one contractor covers the walls and the metal. Exterior cleaning before paint is covered under pressure washing.
Warehouse, plant and structural steel scopes are reviewed individually. [[ NEEDS: confirm industrial scope before a dedicated page is built ]]
Yes. The business runs 24 hours, so nights and weekends are standard options in the scope.
We visit the property, measure, and send a written scope with the coating system, schedule and price. Approve it or issue a PO against it.
Yes. Common areas, stairwells, railings and exterior metal are typical association projects.



Tell us the property type, what needs painting and when the building is open. Evens reviews every request and replies with a free written estimate.
Tell us the property, the surfaces and when the building is open. Evens replies with a free written estimate.