by Shane McAuliffe | Aug 18, 2026 | Commercial Painting
Before a commercial painter starts work, they should be able to show you a current QBCC licence, proof of insurance, a safe work method statement for the job and evidence of how they manage safety on site. If they can’t produce those quickly, that tells you...
by Shane McAuliffe | Aug 11, 2026 | Commercial Painting
Commercial floor and deck recoating protects concrete, cuts dust, improves safety and brightens up tired areas like car parks, loading docks, warehouse floors and balconies. The coating matters, but the preparation matters more. Concrete is ground or blasted, checked...
by Shane McAuliffe | Aug 4, 2026 | Commercial Painting
Paint hides water damage for a few weeks, then the problem comes back. Before any commercial repaint, find and fix the moisture source, treat mould and efflorescence properly and let the surfaces dry. Here’s what that looks like on a Brisbane building. Signs to...
by Shane McAuliffe | Jul 28, 2026 | Commercial Painting
Painting a hospital, medical centre or aged care facility comes down to three things: low-odour coatings, tight dust and infection control, and a program that never puts patients or residents at risk. The paint is the easy part. The planning and compliance is where...
by Shane McAuliffe | Jul 21, 2026 | Commercial Painting
Warehouses and tilt-panel buildings are painted differently from offices. Concrete needs proper preparation, the right primer and a coating that suits Brisbane’s sun and humidity. The walls are tall and the area is big, so access and staging shape the program as...
