How much does exterior house painting cost in Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati?

Exterior painting cost depends on paintable surface area, prep needs (especially scraping/sanding/priming), trim detail, height/access, and the number of colors. After a walkthrough, we provide a clear scope and estimate so you know what’s included and why.

How long does exterior house painting take?

Timeline depends on weather windows, how much prep is required, dry time between coats, and detail work like trim and doors. We outline a realistic schedule during your estimate so the job isn’t rushed between rain or humidity.

Can you fix peeling paint before repainting the exterior?

Yes. We don’t paint over failing coatings. We identify why it’s peeling (poor adhesion, moisture, sun exposure, or old paint layers), then plan scraping, sanding, and priming so the new system bonds correctly.

Do painters power wash before exterior painting?

Often, yes—cleaning removes dirt, mildew, and chalking so paint can adhere properly. We choose the right cleaning method based on the surface type and condition.

How often should you repaint the exterior of a house?

It varies by surface type, sun exposure, moisture, and the quality of the previous prep and paint system. Homes with heavy sun exposure or older coatings may need repainting sooner than shaded or well-protected exteriors.

What paint is best for exterior siding?

The best exterior paint depends on the siding material (wood, fiber cement, aluminum, etc.) and exposure conditions. We recommend a coating system—including primer if needed—based on durability, adhesion, and a consistent finish.

Can you paint exterior trim, doors, and shutters?

Yes. These details make a major difference in curb appeal. We plan prep and product selection for durability on high-touch surfaces like doors, trim, and shutters.

Is it better to spray or roll exterior paint?

It depends on the surface and finish goal. Some exteriors benefit from spray for speed and coverage, but many areas still require brush/roll for control, back-rolling, and detail work. We recommend the method that fits your home and produces the best finish.

Do you repair exterior wood trim before painting?

Yes, when needed. If trim is soft, separating, or failing, it should be repaired or replaced so the paint system can protect the surface instead of covering a problem that will return.

Do you offer free estimates and a warranty for exterior painting?

Yes. We offer free estimates and a final walkthrough, and we provide a 2-year touch-up warranty after completion, with clear expectations on what’s included.

Commercial and Industrial Painting in Northern Kentucky, Cincinnati & Southeast Indiana

We are not just a painting company — we are your personal painter.

If you manage a facility, run a business, or oversee a jobsite, you need a painting contractor who can work cleanly, communicate clearly, and finish on schedule. My Personal Painter provides commercial and industrial painting with durable finishes, minimal disruption, and a professional result that represents your brand.

Business-Focused Painting for Offices, Retail Spaces, Warehouses, and Multi-Unit Properties

Commercial projects come down to logistics and consistency. We plan protection, workflow, and finish expectations so your space stays functional while the work gets done—and the result looks uniform from wall to wall.

Commercial and industrial spaces we commonly paint

Offices and professional buildings
Retail stores, restaurants, and storefronts
Warehouses, distribution centers, and light industrial areas
Multi-unit common areas and property management turnovers
Medical and dental offices (as scope allows)
Schools, churches, and community buildings (as scope allows)
New commercial build-outs and tenant improvements (as scope allows)

Interior and exterior surfaces we handle

Walls, ceilings, doors, and trim
Stairwells, hallways, and high-traffic common areas
Exterior façades, trim, and entryways
Metal doors, frames, rails, and select equipment areas (when appropriate)

Prep, Protection, and Containment That Keeps Facilities Clean and Safe

Commercial painting fails when prep is rushed—especially in high-traffic areas. We plan protection and surface prep so your building stays clean and safe while the project moves forward.

Prep steps our commercial painters may include

Protecting flooring, glass, fixtures, and finished surfaces
Dust control and clean containment planning
Surface repair and patching for smooth paint-ready walls
Caulking and sealing gaps where appropriate
Priming for consistent coverage and adhesion
Organized staging to keep walkways and exits clear

If your building has scuffs, stains, water marks, or patchwork that keeps showing, we’ll scope repair and primer needs so the finish looks uniform.

Flexible Scheduling for Occupied Buildings, Off-Hours Work, and Fast Turnarounds

Most commercial projects require the business to keep operating. We can plan phased work and flexible scheduling so teams can keep moving and customers can keep coming.

Common scheduling approaches

Phased painting by rooms, suites, or zones
Off-hours and weekend painting (when available)
Fast-turn refresh work for tenant improvements
Coordination with facility managers and other trades

If you need after-hours painting, tell us your requirements and we’ll plan around it.

Durable Coatings, Low-VOC Options, and Paint Systems Built for Commercial Use

Commercial spaces need coatings that are cleanable, durable, and appropriate for traffic and use. We recommend paint systems based on your environment and performance needs.

What we consider when recommending commercial products

Low-odor and low-VOC paint options when occupant comfort matters
Washable, scuff-resistant finishes for hallways and high-touch walls
Moisture-aware coatings for restrooms and utility areas
Durable trim and door finishes for constant contact surfaces
Primer and stain-blocking needs for marks, water stains, or smoke staining
Spray vs roll application based on surface type, speed, and finish goal

We’ll explain the coating system clearly so you know what you’re getting and why it fits the building.

Commercial Painting Cost Factors for Facilities, Property Managers, and Businesses

Commercial painting is priced by scope, access, and operational requirements—not just square footage. A good estimate accounts for protection, scheduling constraints, and surface condition.

Common commercial painting cost drivers

Total paintable surface area and ceiling height
Wall condition, patching, and drywall repair needs
Number of colors, accents, and brand-specific areas
Furniture and equipment protection requirements
Access needs (lifts, stairwells, tall entryways)
Off-hours scheduling or phased work requirements
Exterior prep needs (if exterior painting is included)

If you want a faster estimate, photos and basic measurements help—but a walkthrough is best for logistics.

Quality Standards for Commercial and Industrial Painting Work

Commercial projects should feel organized—clean work zones, predictable progress, and finishes that look professional in real lighting. We keep the process controlled so the building stays functional.

Our standards

Protected surfaces and organized staging
Clean containment mindset for occupied environments
Prep-first repairs and primer planning for uniform results
Consistent finishes across rooms, zones, and phases
Clear communication on access, scheduling, and next steps
Final walkthrough and a 2-year touch-up warranty (with clear expectations)

Timelines, Phases, and Punch-List Completion for Turnover-Ready Results

Your timeline matters because painting often sits on the critical path—especially for tenant turnover or openings. We plan work with clear steps so expectations stay aligned.

What affects the commercial painting timeline

The number of rooms/zones and the required phases
Dry time between coats and cure time for certain finishes
Repair scope (drywall repairs, stains, surface issues)
Work-hour restrictions (after-hours/weekends)
Coordination with other trades and access windows

Our commercial painting process

Quick discovery on scope, building use, and scheduling constraints
Walkthrough and estimate with clear inclusions and exclusions
Prep and protection plan to keep the facility clean and safe
Application using roll/brush/spray based on surfaces and finish goals
Touch-ups, punch-list, and final walkthrough support
Final sign-off and a 2-year touch-up warranty (where applicable)

Related and Additional Services That Support Facility Refresh Projects

If you want one team to handle the full refresh, we can also support add-ons like paint spraying services, wallpaper removal, texture adjustments, trim prep, window washing, and color consultations.

Popular add-ons for commercial projects

Paint spraying services
Wallpaper removal (as needed)
Texture adjustments (as needed)
Trim prep and detail finishing
Window washing
Color consultations

Why Businesses Choose My Personal Painter as Their Commercial Painting Contractor

Commercial projects require professionalism, clean jobsite habits, and clear communication. We bring an organized process that keeps your facility functional and your project predictable.

Clean protection and dust-control mindset
Clear scheduling communication and phased workflow
Durable finishes built for traffic and cleaning
Professional crews that respect your facility
Final walkthrough support and a 2-year touch-up warranty

Service Areas for Commercial and Industrial Painters Near Florence, KY

We serve communities across Northern Kentucky, the Cincinnati area, and Southeast Indiana. If you’re close but don’t see your location listed, reach out—we’ll confirm quickly.

Northern Kentucky

Florence, Hebron, Erlanger, Covington, Newport, Fort Wright, Fort Mitchell, Edgewood, Crestview Hills, Independence, Alexandria, Union, Burlington, Walton, Richwood, Oakbrook, Ludlow, Dayton, Bellevue, Highland Heights, Taylor Mill, Wilder

Cincinnati area

Cincinnati, Norwood, Blue Ash, Sharonville, Springdale, Forest Park, Fairfield, Hamilton, Reading, Evendale, Loveland, Milford

Southeast Indiana

Lawrenceburg, Greendale, Aurora, West Harrison, Dillsboro, Batesville

Reviews From Businesses and Facility Managers Who Needed Commercial Painting Done Right

Hiring commercial painters is about trust and logistics. We’re proud of the feedback we’ve earned from clients who wanted clean work areas, dependable scheduling, and a finished look that reflects well on their business.

Commercial and Industrial Painting FAQs Businesses Search For

Ready to Schedule Commercial or Industrial Painters?

If you want a commercial painting contractor who shows up, protects the facility, and delivers durable results on schedule—let’s talk.