Commercial Exterior Repaint in Boston MA

Commercial exterior repaints in Greater Boston involve more coordination and equipment than residential work. Here's how we approach them for property managers and building owners.

Initial Assessment and Scope

We walk the entire building exterior with the property manager or owner before quoting. We assess surface condition, identify repairs needed, note any lead paint concerns on older buildings, and determine equipment requirements. Multi-story buildings require scaffolding or articulating boom lifts — we coordinate equipment rental and factor it into the quote.

Project Management

Commercial exterior projects get a written project plan with daily progress updates to the property manager. We don't disappear or show up randomly — there's a schedule and we stick to it. For multi-family buildings, we coordinate with tenants through the property manager regarding access, parking for equipment, and noise during work hours.

Lead Paint on Commercial Buildings

Commercial buildings built before 1978 may contain lead paint on exterior surfaces. The EPA's RRP Rule applies to residential buildings — commercial buildings have separate OSHA requirements under OSHA's lead in construction standard. We follow applicable standards on every commercial exterior project.