Real Estate Investor Painting Jobs: Flips, Rentals and Repeat Work
Real estate investors are some of the most frequent buyers of painting in any local market. People who flip houses repaint almost every property they…
Real estate investors are some of the most frequent buyers of painting in any local market. People who flip houses repaint almost every property they…
Government agencies own and maintain an enormous amount of painted surface: offices, courthouses, schools, public housing, fire stations, libraries, military bases, park buildings and utility…
Retail painting covers a wide range of work: a single boutique refreshed overnight, a grocery store repainted section by section while it stays open, a…
Industrial work is where many commercial painters go looking for bigger jobs. Manufacturing plants, warehouses, distribution centers and processing facilities have large surfaces, regular maintenance…
Churches, temples, mosques, synagogues and other houses of worship are some of the most memorable buildings a painter will work in, and some of the…
Senior living communities combine two kinds of work painters already know. The common areas look like a hotel: corridors, dining rooms, lobbies and activity spaces…
Healthcare work looks attractive from the outside. The buildings are large, they are repainted on a cycle, the owners pay, and the same facility will…
Exposed ceilings are everywhere in commercial buildings: warehouses, retail stores, gyms, offices with open structure and restaurants with ducts on show. Painting them is often…
A metal railing looks like a small item on a painting job. A few runs along the porch, a stair rail, a balcony. Then the…
Painters working on older houses meet failing window glazing constantly. The putty around the glass has cracked, shrunk or fallen out, water is getting in,…