Commercial painting

A capable painting team.
A project you can follow.

For facilities, operations, and property teams planning interiors, storefronts, and exterior improvements across one or several locations.

Hotel exterior from Marberk’s commercial painting work

The finish and the work behind it

Coordinate the details before they reach your team.

A good finish starts with decisions about preparation, materials, working hours, and who is responsible at the location. Marberk brings experience making those decisions with store managers and carrying the work through to closeout.

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Commercial scope

Work that fits the property.

Interior painting

Walls, ceilings, doors, and public-facing areas, with working hours discussed around the location’s needs.

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Exterior painting

Storefronts, façades, trim, and other agreed exterior surfaces, with condition and preparation included in the scope.

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Preparation and related repairs

Review washing, deteriorated finishes, wood, stucco, and coating needs before deciding what the painting scope includes.

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Experience you can examine

Approximately 40 Kroger locations.

Marberk coordinated work schedules with store managers, calculated material quantities, and managed painting through execution and closeout. The work included overnight interiors and exterior storefronts.

Work performed as a subcontractor.

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Kroger entrance in Bluffton from Marberk’s subcontracted painting work

Several locations?

Start with the next one. Plan for what follows.

Share the location list, priorities, and expected sequence. We can discuss a first location and the requirements that will apply to subsequent work, including contacts, materials, and completion communication.

Painting for multiple locations

A price you can understand.

Compare the scope behind the number: surfaces, preparation, materials, access, timing, and exclusions. Discuss alternatives around your priorities and identify changes before authorizing additional work.

Questions about pricing and planning

A practical next step

Let’s discuss your next location.

Tell us where the work is, what needs to change, and your timing. Start with one location or share the locations you are planning.