Commercial painting on your schedule, not ours.

Schools, offices, shops and rentals can’t shut down for the painter. We work out the schedule with you first and plan the job around it.

Raised wooden letters reading Fregeau Auditorium on a brick wall at Marshall School in Duluth, a J.A. Houle commercial job

Fregeau Auditorium, Marshall School

Fregeau Auditorium stage with warm wood panel walls and lighting, seen from the seats under the stepped ceiling
The stage at Fregeau Auditorium.
Auditorium seating under a stepped white ceiling with recessed lights and long wood-paneled side walls
House seats under the stepped ceiling.
Dark wood-paneled auditorium side wall below a smooth white soffit lit by recessed and cove lighting
Soffits and cove lighting above the wood wall panels.
Long white soffit and stepped ceiling in an auditorium, lit along its edge above dark wood wall panels
Stepped soffit along the auditorium wall.

Marshall School’s Fregeau Auditorium seats 725 and hosts conferences, theater and dance. Photos from Jason’s files.

Painting and drywall, one crew

Tenant turnover, a remodel, water damage in a ceiling. Most commercial jobs need drywall work before the paint. We do both, so you’re scheduling one contractor instead of two.

Tell us when the space has to be usable again. We’ll tell you honestly whether that date works.

Questions we get

What kinds of commercial work do you do?

Painting and drywall for schools, offices, shops and rental units, including repairs between tenants.

Can you work around business hours?

Tell us what your hours are when we bid it, and we’ll plan the job around them.

Tell us what needs doing.

Free estimate, written price, and Jason walks the job with you before it’s done.

Free estimate

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What needs doing?
Tell us about the place

When are you hoping to get it done?

Where should Jason reach you?

No obligation. We use this only to get back to you about your project.