COMMERCIAL PAINTING
Commercial Painting Services
Davis Painting and our experienced painters are your local commercial painting company! Whether your business is located in Pennsylvania counties such as Berks, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Lehigh, Montgomery and Philadelphia counties, or up and down the shoreline of the Jersey Shore, NJ, we have been servicing your community for over a decade! We understand that when running a business, the experience and appearance your customers and staff walk into means everything. Davis Painting is here to upgrade and rejuvenate the look of your business and the community it serves! We’ve had the pleasure of “Putting the Color Back in the Life” of commercial properties like Spring Ford Country Club, Trappe Borough Hall, Theory, and more!
Quality and Efficiency Your Business Deserves
From the moment Davis Painting steps in your doors, know that you are receiving world-class service and a team of craftsmen who treat your business like their own. Enjoy a flexible schedule to work around your staff and customers, as well as an exclusive team of Project Managers and Crew Leaders assigned specifically to you! We walk you through our seamless process and ensure the finished project is to your satisfaction!
Your Commercial Painting FAQs
Davis Painting has your business answers!
Your home is your sanctuary, where and family and friends gather to create memories. That deserves the attention to detail and care that Davis Painting provides on every project. Davis Painting is here to offer guidance, as well as the support you need during your new renovation. Whether you have small or complex concerns about your painting project, we’re here to provide our expertise!
Proper surface prep ensures paint adheres correctly, reduces the likelihood of premature failure, and enhances the professional appearance.
Color psychology plays a major role—blues promote trust, greens suggest growth, and reds energize. Choosing the right palette can enhance customer experience and productivity.
Risks include fumes, ladder and lift use, and work during business hours. Proper ventilation and OSHA-compliant safety procedures are essential.
 Each surface type requires specific primers and paint types. Metal needs rust inhibitors, while concrete may require sealing and specialty coatings.