While the two are entirely different, many people see residential and commercial painting as the same service. Because painting is painting, regardless of what or where you paint, right? The short answer is no. The long answer goes into how there are specific differences between the two types of painting

Size of project
Size of team
Materials and equipment
Services offered
Time to complete job
Experience of painters and decorators

Hopefully, you’re now clearer on the main differences between commercial painters and residential painters, and you’ll know which route to go down for your next project. While you may have great DIY skills, it’s always better to bring in the professionals so that you know you’re getting the best work done and the best value for money.

Painting a residential property or commercial property are two very different tasks – each require a different set of tools and skills. When it comes to a commercial property, the increased square footage of a commercial building such as an office space, shops, an airport, hospitals etc. makes the painting more complicated.

We invite you to contact us if you are facing this type of challenge.