by Shane McAuliffe | Oct 23, 2022 | Commercial Painting
Choose a commercial painter the way you’d choose any contractor who’ll work in your building: on proof, not promises. Look for experience with buildings like yours, a current licence and insurance, a clear written scope and a team that plans around how...
by Shane McAuliffe | Aug 22, 2022 | Commercial Painting
Preparing gutters for painting means cleaning out debris, washing the surface, removing loose paint and rust, repairing damage and priming bare metal. It’s the least glamorous part of the job and the part that decides how long the paint lasts. Skip it and the...
by Shane McAuliffe | Jun 17, 2022 | Commercial Painting
Yes, you can paint a roof. Metal, concrete tile and terracotta roofs can all be repainted with the right preparation and a coating made for roofs. It can restore a faded roof, protect it from the weather and change how it looks. But roof work is high-risk, and the...
by Shane McAuliffe | Mar 29, 2022 | Commercial Painting
A professional painter in Queensland should carry public liability insurance and workers’ compensation cover, and may need contract works insurance on bigger jobs. Ask to see certificates of currency before work starts. Here’s what each type of cover does...
by Shane McAuliffe | Nov 30, 2021 | Commercial Painting
Painting an apartment building means far more than applying paint. It involves inspections, approvals, careful preparation, safe access to every elevation and a program that works around residents who live in the building. Here’s what the process usually...
by Shane McAuliffe | Oct 8, 2021 | Commercial Painting
Abseiling (rope access) suits tall buildings, tight sites and shorter or spread-out jobs. Scaffolding suits long, intensive jobs on lower buildings where workers need a stable platform for weeks. Neither is always better. The right choice depends on your building,...
