Commercial & Strata Painting
Retail fit-outs, strata blocks, industrial repaints and corporate rebrands — on schedule, minimal disruption.
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Trading since 2004, Proview Painting delivers professional painting for commercial and strata properties of every size across Sydney — from single shopfronts and retail fit-outs to large multi-storey strata blocks and national rebrand rollouts.
Our team understands that your building stays operational, so we plan work to minimise disruption to tenants and trading hours — including after-hours and weekend scheduling. Fully licensed, fully insured, and clear communicators from quote to handover.
We've worked with major national brands, local strata managers, and property development firms right across Sydney.
Every commercial job comes with our full compliance pack — NSW painter licence 254277C, certificates of currency for public liability and workers compensation, and a site-specific SWMS — and a 5-year written workmanship guarantee from a Dulux Accredited business trading since 2004. Painting a strata building? See our strata painters page — common property, compliance pack and committee-ready quotes — and our strata painting guide for committees.
What we cover
Full exterior and interior repaints for retail stores, shopfronts and showrooms.
Single and multi-storey residential and commercial strata — facades, common areas and carparks.
Interior and exterior repaints for workplaces, industrial units and distribution centres.
We work with body corporates and property managers on scheduled building repaints with full documentation.
Part of a national rebrand or new fit-out? We match corporate colour standards precisely, across multiple sites.
We schedule around your tenants, trading hours and residents — minimal disruption at every stage.
Large-scale commercial and industrial painting including warehouses, factories and logistics centres.
Repairs, patching, pressure washing and priming for a durable, lasting commercial finish.
Full public liability coverage and compliance documentation for property managers and body corporates.
Make good & end-of-lease repaints
When a commercial lease ends, the tenant owes the landlord the premises back in the condition they took them — and paint is usually the biggest line in that make good. We repaint walls, ceilings, doors and frames back to the condition-report standard, with line marking and epoxy floors where the lease calls for them, scheduled to your lease-end date so the keys go back on time.
We work for tenants handing back, and for agents and landlords getting a space ready to re-let, and we hand over a dated photo record of every area so the bond conversation is short. Our Northmead warehouse end-of-lease repaint and epoxy floor is a typical job.
Walls, ceilings, doors and frames returned to the condition report, on the lease-end date, with a photo record for the bond.
Fast, clean repaints in re-let whites so a vacant office, shop or unit shows well and lets faster.
From a single shopfront to a full warehouse floor — line marking and epoxy floors included where the lease requires them.
New signage handled too
A rebrand is a repaint and new signage, and it goes wrong when they are booked as two separate jobs with two different dates. We repaint the building and coordinate the new signage with our signage partner through one contact, so the colours match the brand standard, the sign goes up on a finished wall, and the site is ready to trade in one program.
That is how the L&H Electrical rebrand across six branches and the Total Tools store were delivered — painting and signage as one job, not two.
Recent commercial & strata projects
How we work
We assess your property and provide a clear, no-obligation written quote with full scope.
We plan around your business hours and tenants to keep disruption to a minimum.
Full surface prep, premium Dulux products, clean work site maintained every day.
Full site clean, walkthrough and sign-off — we don't leave until you're satisfied.
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Where we work
We are based on Byron Street in Coogee and quote commercial work across Sydney's east, the inner city and the light-industrial belt behind it. The list below is where we cover and will come and walk a job - not a claim that every street has our paint on it.
Eastern Suburbs
Bondi, Bondi Junction, Woollahra, Double Bay, Randwick and Kensington - retail strips, the offices and consulting rooms above them, and a lot of common property, because owners corporation repaints across the east are a large part of what we do. Most of these suburbs already have a house painting page: Bondi, Bondi Junction, Woollahra, Double Bay, Randwick and Kensington. The strata side of the same buildings is covered on strata painters Sydney.
Inner city
Paddington, Surry Hills, Darlinghurst and Potts Point - shopfronts, salons, small offices and hospitality fit-outs, usually in older buildings where the tenancy at street level is trading and somebody lives upstairs. The one commercial job of ours you can read about in this belt is JA Hair Salon in Potts Point, a full interior repaint carried out outside trading hours. The residential pages are Paddington, Surry Hills, Darlinghurst and Potts Point.
The industrial belt
Alexandria, Botany, Mascot, Rosebery, Waterloo, Redfern, Tempe, St Peters, Marrickville and Matraville. This is warehouse, factory, workshop and distribution-centre country, and it is where most make good and end of lease enquiries come from. Air near the Port Botany side carries industrial fallout as well as salt off the coast, which is why washing down and priming matter as much here as they do on a beachfront facade. See Redfern and Matraville for the residential side.
Further out where a client takes us
Multi-site and rebrand work is not bound to the east. The Fantastic Furniture rebrand was in Burwood, the end of lease warehouse repaint was in Northmead, and the L&H Electrical rollout ran across branches in NSW and the ACT. If your site sits outside the list above, call and ask - we paint across greater Sydney and will tell you straight if it is not for us. Our full suburb list is on service areas.
Office repaints
An office repaint is mostly an interior job measured in doorways, partitions and trim rather than square metres of open wall, and the hard part is fitting it around people who still have to work there. Here is what the scope normally covers and how the program is built.
What the scope covers
Interior walls and ceilings, doors and frames, joinery, skirting and architraves, and partition areas - the same surfaces we prepared and painted through the office areas of the Northmead warehouse. Exterior work is priced in the same quote where the building's street frontage is part of the job. Preparation is a named line, not an assumption: repairs, patching, pressure washing where it is needed, filling, sanding and priming before any colour goes on.
Built around your trading hours
We plan the work to minimise disruption to tenants and trading hours, including after-hours and weekend scheduling, and that is settled and priced at quote stage rather than negotiated once we are on site. The program is written area by area so you know which rooms are affected and when, and the site is left clean at the end of each day rather than at the end of the job.
Air quality and finish
Where a working environment needs it we specify low-odour Dulux systems - that is what went into the salon interior at JA Hair Salon, Potts Point, and it is the same reasoning behind the low-odour washable systems we use in strata common areas. Product data sheets for every system specified come with the quote, so whoever holds the building file knows exactly what is on the walls.
What it costs and what you get at handover
As a guide, this page prices a small office or shop interior from around $4,000; the quote is walked, itemised and free, with NSW painter licence 254277C, certificates of currency for public liability and workers compensation and a site-specific SWMS attached to it. At the end there is a full site clean, a walkthrough and sign-off, and a 5-year written workmanship guarantee from a Dulux Accredited business trading since 2004.
Make good and end of lease
Make good and end of lease are the same repaint under two names, and tenants, agents and landlords all search for it differently. The obligation is simple enough - hand the premises back in the condition the lease and the condition report describe - and paint is usually the biggest line in it.
Back to the condition-report standard
Walls, ceilings, doors and frames repainted to the standard the condition report sets, not to a guess about what the landlord might accept. The quote is walked and itemised so the scope you are pricing is written down surface by surface, and the program is set to the end of lease date so the keys go back on time.
Floors, line marking and epoxy
Where the lease calls for them, line marking and epoxy floors are part of the same job rather than a separate trade you have to chase. At the Northmead warehouse the walls were fully prepared, filled and given two coats in a two-tone white and grey, the dado, office partition areas and roller doors were included, and the concrete floor throughout was coated with a full Dulux Luxafloor epoxy system. A warehouse interior is guided on this page from around $15,000, and floors, line marking and access move that number more than floor area does.
A dated photo record of every area
Every area is photographed and dated at handover and the record goes to you, so the bond conversation is a short one and nobody is arguing from memory about what a wall looked like on the day. Agents and landlords get the same record for the file when a space is being prepared to re-let.
Tenants handing back, agents re-letting
For a tenant, the job is getting out clean with the make good signed off. For an agent or landlord, it is a vacant office, shop or unit repainted in re-let whites so it shows well and lets faster. Same surfaces, different deadline - we quote both, and where the space is a lot inside a strata building, our strata page guides a single 2-bed lot interior between tenancies at $3,500-$7,000.
Shopfronts, retail and rebrands
A shopfront job is a trading business with a deadline attached, and on a rebrand the painting and the new signage are really one piece of work. We run them as one job with one contact so the sign is not booked for a wall that is still being prepared.
Single shopfronts and retail interiors
Full exterior and interior repaints for retail stores, shopfronts and showrooms - fascia, render, doors, window frames and the space behind them. Salons, shops and hospitality interiors are normally painted outside trading hours, the way the interior at JA Hair Salon in Potts Point was done, with walls, ceilings, joinery, feature walls and architectural detailing all filled, sanded and primed before colour.
Repaint and new signage as one program
At Fantastic Furniture in Burwood the store's existing signage was removed, every surface was fully prepared, and the exterior was repainted in the new corporate colours - Dulux Weathershield red across the upper facade and panels with a complementary grey on the lower half - before the new signage was installed onto the freshly painted surfaces. That job was completed with no disruption to trading.
Multi-site rollouts
For L&H Electrical we repainted branch exteriors across NSW and the ACT for a national rebrand: full preparation and priming, then the corporate blue in Dulux Exterior Weathershield across fascia, walls, roller doors and structural panels, with steelwork and bollards in Metalshield enamel, ahead of new signage at each site. Corporate colours are matched to the brand standard and recorded, so site six looks like site one.
One quote, one contact
Rebrand work is quoted per site against a common specification, with the signage coordinated through us and our signage partner rather than run as a second job with a second date. Access and after-hours work move a retail price more than the size of the shop does, which is why every quote is walked before it is written.
A recent strata job, start to finish
Common property for an owners corporation in Mosman — inside and out, plus the concrete. It is the clearest example of how we sequence a building that stays occupied while we work.
Commercial painting in Sydney — common questions
Do you do after-hours or weekend commercial painting?
Yes. Most shopfronts, offices and strata common areas are painted outside trading hours or on weekends so the business keeps running. We plan the program around your hours and residents up front, and price it that way — no surprises for night work.
What is a make good or end-of-lease repaint?
It's the repaint a tenant owes the landlord at the end of a commercial lease — walls, ceilings, doors and frames back to the condition-report standard, usually with line marking and epoxy floors where the lease calls for them. We work to the lease-end date and hand over a dated photo record so the bond conversation is short. Our Northmead warehouse job is a typical example.
How much does commercial painting cost in Sydney?
As a guide: a small office or shop interior $4,000–$15,000, a warehouse interior from around $15,000, and multi-site rebrands quoted per site against a common specification. Access, after-hours work and the amount of preparation move the number more than the floor area. Every quote is walked, itemised and free.
Can you match our brand colours across multiple sites?
Yes — that's exactly what we did for L&H Electrical across six branches from Wollongong to the ACT, and for Total Tools. Corporate colours are matched to the brand standard, recorded, and applied the same way at every site so the rollout looks like one job.
What compliance documents do you provide?
NSW painter licence 254277C, certificates of currency for public liability and workers compensation, a site-specific safe work method statement, and product data sheets for every system specified — sent with the quote, not chased after the job starts. Every commercial job carries our 5-year written workmanship guarantee.
Do you paint strata buildings?
Yes — common property repaints for owners corporations and strata managers are a large part of our work across the Eastern Suburbs. Because a strata job runs differently to a commercial one, it has its own page: strata painters Sydney.
Owners corporation? Start with our strata painters page. See the standard on the L&H Electrical rebrand, or read how to compare painting quotes before you sign anything.
Which parts of Sydney do you cover for commercial painting?
Our commercial catchment runs across the Eastern Suburbs - Bondi, Bondi Junction, Woollahra, Double Bay, Randwick and Kensington - through the inner city at Paddington, Surry Hills, Darlinghurst and Potts Point, and into the industrial belt at Alexandria, Botany, Mascot, Rosebery, Waterloo, Redfern, Tempe, St Peters, Marrickville and Matraville. We are based in Coogee. Multi-site and rebrand work takes us further: Burwood, Northmead and L&H Electrical branches across NSW and the ACT. We paint across greater Sydney, so if your site is not on that list, call and ask.
Can you repaint a vacant office or shop between tenants?
Yes. That is one of the two ends of make good work - the tenant hands back to the condition report, and the agent or landlord repaints to re-let. Re-let jobs are usually clean, hard-wearing whites so a vacant office, shop or unit shows well to the next tenant, with a dated photo record for the file. Where the space is a lot inside a strata building, our strata page guides a 2-bed lot interior between tenancies at $3,500-$7,000.
Does an end of lease repaint include the floor?
It does where the lease calls for it. Line marking and epoxy floor coatings are quoted as part of the same end of lease job rather than left to another trade - at our Northmead warehouse the whole concrete floor was coated in a Dulux Luxafloor epoxy system alongside the wall repaint, with the dado, office partition areas and roller doors in scope as well. Every quote is walked before it is written, so the floor is priced as its own itemised line where the lease requires it.
Do you arrange the new signage as well as the painting?
Yes - we coordinate the signage with our signage partner through one contact, so the painting and the sign install are one program rather than two bookings. At Fantastic Furniture in Burwood the old signage came off, the exterior was prepared and repainted in the new corporate colours, and the new signage went onto freshly painted surfaces. On the L&H Electrical rollout the branch exteriors were repainted in the corporate blue ahead of new signage at each site.