Professional residential, strata and commercial painters servicing Marrickville and surrounding Sydney suburbs.
With more than 20 years of experience, Proview Painting proudly delivers residential, strata and commercial painting services across Marrickville and greater Sydney.
Dulux AccreditedProview Painting quotes commercial painting in Marrickville: warehouse and factory-unit repaints, fit-outs for studios, workshops and hospitality tenancies, shopfronts on the main strips, floor coatings and line marking, and make good when a lease ends. Marrickville is named on our commercial page as part of the light-industrial belt we cover, alongside Alexandria, Botany, Mascot, Rosebery, Waterloo, Redfern, Tempe and St Peters. We are based on Byron Street in Coogee and come out to walk the site.
A brick industrial unit is a different quote to an office floor. The walls are tall, a lot of the surface is steel rather than plasterboard, the roller doors and loading area take a beating, and the floor is often the line that decides the job. All of that gets priced up front instead of discovered on day two, and the building keeps operating while we work - we plan around your trading hours and tenants, including after-hours and weekend scheduling. NSW painter licence 254277C, ABN 48 380 838 464, Dulux Accredited, and a 5-year written workmanship guarantee.
Call Neil directly on 0416 070 326 for a free, no-obligation quote — we typically visit within 2–3 business days.
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Five jobs come up again and again in this belt. The surfaces change; the way we quote, prepare and hand over does not.
Large-scale industrial painting - warehouses, factories, workshops and distribution centres, inside and out. Walls are fully prepared, filled and given two coats in the system named on the quote, with the dado, office partition areas and roller doors written in as their own lines rather than assumed, the way they were at our Northmead end-of-lease warehouse. High walls mean access is a real cost, so it is measured and priced before the quote goes out, not negotiated from a ladder later.
The metal in an industrial unit fails before the masonry does. Structural panels, roller doors and fascia take a full preparation and prime before any colour, and steelwork and bollards go into a Metalshield enamel - that is how the steel was handled across the L&H Electrical branch exteriors, where fascia, walls, roller doors and structural panels were repainted in Dulux Exterior Weathershield. Loading docks and the traffic areas around them get the same treatment as the rest of the building rather than being left out of scope.
Old brick shells now hold studios, workshops, creative offices and food and drink tenancies, and those interiors are a fit-out job: walls, ceilings, joinery, feature walls and architectural detailing, every surface filled, sanded and primed before colour. Where a working environment needs it we specify low-odour Dulux systems. That is exactly how the interior at JA Hair Salon in Potts Point was done - a commercial interior painted outside trading hours, with a thorough clean-up at the end of every shift.
On the strips it is full exterior and interior repaints for shops and showrooms - fascia, render, doors, window frames and the space behind them - and where a repaint is part of a rebrand we coordinate the new signage through one contact so the sign goes onto a finished wall. Inside a unit, the floor is often the bigger item: epoxy floor coatings and line marking are quoted as part of the same job instead of left to another trade. At Northmead the whole concrete floor went out in a Dulux Luxafloor epoxy system alongside the wall repaint.
This belt is where most of our make good and end-of-lease enquiries come from. A tenant owes the landlord the premises back in the condition the lease and the condition report describe, and paint is usually the biggest line in it - walls, ceilings, doors and frames back to that standard, with line marking and epoxy floors where the lease calls for them, worked back from the lease-end date. Every area is photographed and dated at handover so the bond conversation is short. Agents and landlords re-letting a vacant unit get the same job in hard-wearing re-let whites.
Photos, scope of works and the products used on recent commercial jobs: an end-of-lease warehouse with a full epoxy floor at Northmead, L&H Electrical branch exteriors across NSW and the ACT, and a salon interior in Potts Point.

A heavily worn warehouse handed back at the end of a lease: full preparation and filling, a two-coat repaint throughout and an epoxy coating over the whole floor.
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Branch after branch repainted to the corporate colour standard, with the signage handled as part of the same job rather than a second trade to chase.
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A full commercial interior repaint of a high-end salon — walls, ceilings, joinery, feature walls and architectural detailing, all prepared before colour, and all of it worked outside trading hours.
View the project →Call Neil on 0416 070 326 or send the form and we will reply within 24 hours. Neil walks the unit himself - every elevation, the roller doors, the steel, the floor and how we are going to reach the high work - and the written quote comes back itemised with no obligation attached to it.
We settle what is in and what is out: a single tenancy, a whole warehouse floor, or the building envelope as well. Then the program is built around your trading hours and tenants, with after-hours or weekend work agreed and priced now rather than argued about later. On a handback we work back from the lease-end date; on a rebrand the signage is coordinated into the same program.
Full surface preparation first - repairs, patching, pressure washing and priming, with rust treated before any topcoat goes near steel. Then the premium Dulux system named in the quote, with epoxy floor coatings and line marking where they are in scope. The site is left clean at the end of every day, not just at the end of the job.
A full site clean, then a walk-through and sign-off - we do not leave until you are satisfied. You get a dated photo record of every area, product records and colour codes for the file, and the 5-year written workmanship guarantee.
Scope, make good and signage are set out in full on our commercial and strata painting page, and common property for owners corporations on strata painters Sydney. Pricing several painters against each other? How to compare painting quotes has the red flags and the scope list to send them. For houses and terraces in the streets next door, see house painting in Newtown.
Free quotes — we visit within 2–3 business days.
Yes. NSW painter licence 254277C, checkable on the Service NSW licence register, certificates of currency for public liability and workers compensation covering every person on site, and a site-specific safe work method statement written for your building's access and heights rather than photocopied from the last job. All of it goes out with the quote, along with product data sheets for every system specified. ABN 48 380 838 464, Dulux Accredited, and a 5-year written workmanship guarantee on every commercial job.
Yes. Shopfronts, workplace interiors and common areas are routinely painted outside trading hours or on weekends so the business keeps running. We settle the hours at quote stage and price them there, so there is no loading that appears once we are on site.
It is the repaint a tenant owes at the end of a commercial lease: walls, ceilings, doors and frames returned to the condition-report standard, usually with line marking and epoxy floors where the lease requires them. We run the program to the lease-end date and hand over a dated photo record of every area. Our Northmead warehouse end-of-lease repaint and epoxy floor is a typical one, and there is more on make good and end of lease.
Neil walks the site and prices what he can see. Access, out-of-hours work and the amount of preparation move the number more than the floor area does, which is why nothing is quoted off a plan or over the phone. As a published guide, our commercial page prices a warehouse interior from around $15,000, with floors, line marking and access moving that more than the floor area - but the only real number is a walked, itemised quote. Quotes are free.
No, but it is the part of the quote that matters most. How we reach high work is measured and written into the quote rather than assumed, because access can move an industrial price further than the size of the unit does. Steel is treated for rust and primed before any topcoat, with structural panels, roller doors and bollards taken as their own scope lines.
Yes, both in the one program. Walls, ceilings, joinery, feature walls and detailing are filled, sanded and primed before colour, with low-odour Dulux systems where the working environment calls for it, and the floor coating and line marking are itemised in the same quote rather than handed to another trade. If the fit-out comes with new signage we coordinate that with our signage partner through one contact, so the sign is installed onto a finished surface.
Yes. Work is planned to minimise disruption to tenants and trading hours, including after-hours and weekend scheduling, and that is priced into the quote rather than added later. The site is left clean at the end of every day.
See how we work on commercial jobs — the L&H Electrical rebrand and an end-of-lease warehouse make good — or read about commercial and strata painting.