Offices, shops and public buildings
Commercial Painting in Charlotte, NC
Fine Finishes Custom Painting handles commercial painting in Charlotte, NC, from offices to retail spaces. We plan the work with you so your business keeps running with as little disruption as we can manage.
- BBB A+ Rated and Accredited
- In Business Since 2011
- Free, No-Obligation Estimates
At a glance: what we do and where we work
We paint offices, retail spaces and other commercial buildings in Charlotte, NC and the towns around it. The work is planned to keep disruption to your business minimal and is scheduled Monday through Saturday during regular business hours. It starts with a free, no-obligation walk-through and estimate. Call (980) 291-7510 to book one.
- Can you paint while we stay open? We agree the order of rooms and sections with you so the business keeps working.
- What does it cost? The free estimate sets the number; our published price guide covers homes, not commercial space.
- Have you done non-residential work? Yes, the museum buildings of the Mint Hill Historical Society.
Fine Finishes Custom Painting paints offices and retail spaces in Charlotte, NC.
Fine Finishes Custom Painting repaired and painted or stained the museum buildings of the Mint Hill Historical Society at the Carl J. McEwen Village in Mint Hill.
Fine Finishes Custom Painting has worked in the Charlotte area since 2011.
Fine Finishes Custom Painting holds an A+ rating from the BBB and has been BBB Accredited since December 2023.
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The Difference
Why Homeowners Choose Fine Finishes Custom Painting for Commercial Painting
Who We Work With
- Better Business Bureau · A+ rated, BBB Accredited Business since December 2023
- Sherwin-Williams · paint brand we use
- Benjamin Moore · paint brand we use
- Mint Hill Historical Society · client: museum buildings at the Carl J. McEwen Village repaired and painted or stained
What commercial painting covers and how we plan it
Commercial painting covers the places where people work and shop: offices, retail floors, waiting areas, hallways, and the doors and trim that take the most traffic. Staff or customers may be in the building, a shop still has to open, and drop cloths in the wrong place or a strong paint smell land on your business. Our commercial work is set up to keep disruption to your business minimal, and that starts with a walk-through before any price is set.
At the walk-through we look at what the walls are made of, what coating is on them now and how each area gets used. Office hallways get scuffed by carts, chairs and shoulders. Retail walls carry fixtures, anchors and patched holes from past displays. Door frames and push areas get handled all day. We note every repair a surface needs before it can take paint, because new paint over a dent or an open seam draws the eye under bright store lighting.
More about commercial painting
Our jobs are scheduled Monday through Saturday during regular business hours. For an office or a shop, that makes the order of work the main decision. We agree with you which rooms or sections can be closed off first, where furniture and stock go while we paint, and how people get around the work area.
Flat paint hides wall flaws but marks easily and is hard to wipe down. Eggshell and satin clean up better and suit offices and corridors. Semi-gloss is common on doors, frames and trim because it stands up to hands and cleaning. We work with Sherwin-Williams and Benjamin Moore paints and match the product and sheen to how each area is used.
The non-residential job we have on record is for the Mint Hill Historical Society at the Carl J. McEwen Village in Mint Hill. A Google reviewer from that project describes all the museum buildings and several other buildings being repaired and painted or stained, including the Doctor's Museum, the Country Store, the Assay Office and the Schoolhouse Museums. The services tagged on that review were custom painting, door painting and wood staining. Our recap video of the project is on the Fine Finishes Custom Painting YouTube channel.
The price guide published on our site is a residential guide, so we do not apply it to commercial work. A commercial price depends on the square footage, ceiling heights, the repairs found at the walk-through, and how the work has to be sequenced around your business. The estimate is free and carries no obligation, and financing is available.
Watch For These
Signs You Need Commercial Painting
- Scuffs and handprints along hallways and around door handles
- Chipped paint on door frames and corners where carts and chairs hit
- Filled anchor holes from old displays showing through the paint
- Faded or uneven colour on walls that catch strong sun
- Stained or yellowed patches on ceilings
- Wall colours that no longer match your signage or the look you want customers to see
Seeing one of these? Call (980) 291-7510 or get a free estimate.
Our Commercial Painting Process
The Fine Finishes Custom Painting Commercial Painting Journey
Commercial jobs follow four stages, from the first walk-through to handing the space back.
- Step : 01
Walk-through
We walk the space with you, look at every surface and note the repairs it needs. You tell us how staff and customers use each area.
- Step : 02
Written estimate
You get a free, no-obligation estimate with the scope and the order of work. Ask about financing at this stage if you want it.
- Step : 03
Work in sections
The work moves through the space in the order agreed, so the rest of the business keeps running. Repairs, priming and paint follow in that area before we move on.
- Step : 04
Clean handover
We clean up the work area and walk the finished space with you.
Real Reviews
Rated 5.0 on Google
Great experience having our cabinets and kitchen painted by Fine Finishes. Zachary, the owner, was quick to respond and excellent to communicate with. Our team, led by Mario, was efficient, neat, and did a wonderful job. Very happy with the way our kitchen turned out and would highly recommend Fine Finishes Custom painting!
We had a great experience with Zach and his team. Their pricing was more than fair and delivered on the quality of work. They did a creative paint design in our master bedroom and came out perfect. We will be using them again for more rooms in our house.
Wow, I’m so impressed with this painting group! I’ve had negative experiences in the past with other hired painters cutting corners, upcharging & delaying projects. This experience was not like that at all. It was a 10/10 experience. The customer service is professional, prompt & personable. I am impressed by how much attention to detail was shown on the job, leaving my walls & cabinets looking pristine. I’ll definitely be using this group time and time again!
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions About Commercial Painting
Can you paint our Charlotte office while we stay open?
Our commercial work is planned for minimal disruption to your business. Jobs are scheduled Monday through Saturday during regular business hours, so we agree with you which rooms or sections close first and in what order. Tell us at the walk-through where staff and customers need to move, and we plan the work around that.
Do you paint retail stores in Mecklenburg County?
Yes. Offices and retail spaces are the commercial work we list. Retail walls often carry anchor holes and patches from past displays, so we look at those at the walk-through and include the repairs in the estimate.
How much does commercial painting cost in Charlotte, NC?
The price guide on our site is for homes, so we do not use it to quote commercial space. A commercial price depends on square footage, ceiling heights, repairs and how the work is sequenced around your business. The walk-through and estimate are free with no obligation, and the estimate sets the real number.
What paint brands do you use on commercial jobs in Charlotte?
We work with Sherwin-Williams and Benjamin Moore paints. The sheen is chosen by area: easier-to-clean finishes for corridors and offices, harder-wearing ones for doors, frames and trim.
Have you done non-residential painting near Charlotte, NC?
Yes. We repaired and painted or stained the museum buildings and several other buildings for the Mint Hill Historical Society at the Carl J. McEwen Village in Mint Hill. A Google reviewer from that project names the Doctor's Museum, the Country Store, the Assay Office and the Schoolhouse Museums. Our recap video is on our YouTube channel.
Can you repair walls before painting a business in North Carolina?
Yes. Drywall and ceiling repair is one of our services, including cracks and holes, and it is part of the prep on a commercial job. Repaired areas are sanded and primed before the finish coat so they do not show.
Where We Work
Commercial Painting Across the Charlotte Area
We take on commercial painting in these towns around Charlotte.
More about where we work
We take commercial painting work across Charlotte and out along I-77 to Huntersville, Cornelius and Mooresville. US 74 carries us to Matthews, and I-485 and US 29 connect Mint Hill and Concord. To the south we work in Ballantyne, Waxhaw, Fort Mill, SC, and Rock Hill.
From Matthews, NC
Matthews to Charlotte
- Roads we run: US 74; NC 27, East Independence Boulevard (US 74)
- Straight-line distance: about 10 miles, not a drive time
- Town page: Painting Company in Matthews, NC
From Huntersville, NC
Huntersville to Charlotte
- Roads we run: I-77 (with US 21)
- Straight-line distance: about 13 miles, not a drive time
- Town page: Painting Company in Huntersville, NC
From Mint Hill, NC
Mint Hill to Charlotte
- Roads we run: Lawyers Road, US 74; NC 27
- Straight-line distance: about 11 miles, not a drive time
- Town page: Painting Company in Mint Hill, NC
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