First visit is Matt walking the site with you. He maps the work, asks the right questions about your trading hours and noise tolerance, and writes up a quote that lists paint brand, colour, sheen, number of coats, prep stage and timeline. No surprise add-ons later.
On site, the crew runs to that scope. We isolate work zones with proper barriers and signage. We schedule loud work (sanding, waterblasting, spraying) outside trading hours where it matters. Walkways stay clean. Tools and ladders stowed at the end of each day.
Verbatim from past work and the project types we quote for regularly:
Most commercial buildings sit on a 5 to 8 year exterior repaint cycle. Touch-ups and high-traffic interior areas come round faster. We can quote a one-off, or a maintenance schedule that keeps the building looking sharp without ever needing the full strip-and-repaint.
Body corporates and property managers: we keep good records of paint codes, batch numbers and dates per building, so touch-ups two years later actually match.
Site-specific safety plans for every commercial job. Working-at-height qualified. Scaffold or scissor lifts where they're needed. All paints chosen for the environment they're going into: low-VOC for occupied interiors, anti-graffiti where it makes sense, premium exterior for coastal exposure.