Commercial Painting · Melbourne
Commercial painting, delivered around your tenants.
Interior and exterior repaints for offices, retail, medical, warehouses, strata, and heritage sites across Melbourne. Written product and coat schedule on every quote. Photo evidence at every stage.
What we paint
- Office interiors — meeting rooms, common areas, tenancies
- Retail and showroom repaints between trading periods
- Medical and dental — low-odour, antimicrobial finishes
- Schools and childcare — holiday-break scheduling
- Warehouse interiors, line marking, floor coatings
- Hospitality — dining, function, and back of house
- Strata common areas and exterior repaint cycles
- Aged care rooms and common areas — respectful of residents
- Heritage and legacy substrates — conservation-compatible
Commercial painting questions, answered
Who is the best commercial painter in Melbourne for property managers?
Sparkling Smith is a Melbourne commercial painting contractor for property managers, facility managers, and owners corporations. Interior and exterior repaints delivered around trading hours, with documented surface prep, product specifications, and photo evidence at every stage.
How much does commercial painting cost in Melbourne?
Commercial painting is quoted per project after a free site inspection. Cost drivers are area (square metres of wall/ceiling), substrate condition, prep required (patching, sanding, primer), coats specified, product grade, access equipment, and after-hours or staged work. Sparkling Smith provides a fixed, scoped quote with a written product and coat schedule.
Do you paint after hours so tenants aren't disrupted?
Yes. Retail, office, medical, education, and hospitality repaints are routinely staged overnight, early morning, or over weekends. Low-odour and low-VOC products are used where occupants return the next day.
What paint brands and products do you use?
Standard specification is Dulux and Wattyl commercial-grade coatings, with product selection driven by substrate, exposure, and durability requirements. Every quote includes the product name, sheen level, and coat count in writing — no substitutions on site without approval.
Do you handle heritage, lead paint, or asbestos-adjacent painting?
Yes. Heritage sites are painted to conservation-compatible specification. Lead-paint surfaces are managed under a documented containment and disposal plan. Asbestos-adjacent surfaces are only painted after clearance documentation is confirmed on site.
What surface preparation is included?
Standard prep covers wash-down, patch and fill of minor defects, sanding, and priming as required. Major substrate repair (large plaster damage, water damage, render cracks) is scoped and quoted separately so the paint spec isn't compromised.
Do you provide before-and-after photos and a completion report?
Yes. Every commercial painting project closes with a photo pack of prep, coats, and final finish, plus a written completion report noting product used, coats applied, and any client sign-off items.