Painting contractors don’t all do the same work. If you manage a plant in Nisku, an equipment yard in Sherwood Park, or a warehouse near Yellowhead, you have different risks and standards than a boutique on Whyte. The term “commercial painter” gets used as a catch‑all, but industrial painting is...
Commercial paint ages quietly. One day you glance up in a meeting and notice the edge of a wall has dulled where the sun hits, or a scuff line trails down the corridor where chairs clip the drywall. For Edmonton offices, those cues mean more than looks. Faded coatings can change how staff feel in...
You can price a paint job in Edmonton three different ways and still be right: by square foot, by unit rates and production, or by a blended day-rate model with material markups. The method matters less than how honestly it reflects labour hours, surface prep, access, and risk. This article breaks...
