Restaurant painting between the last table and the first
Dining rooms, bars, patios and outside walls repainted on your closed day or overnight, with the room clean and set for service when you open.
A restaurant is used harder than almost any other room: chairs scrape the walls, servers brush the corners, steam and grease drift out of the kitchen, and in Florida the patio and the outside walls bake in the sun all afternoon. Guests notice all of it. A repaint has to fit into the hours you are closed and leave no smell behind when the doors open.
We paint restaurants, cafés, bars and breweries across Sarasota, Charlotte and Lee counties, inside and out.
Restaurant work we do
- 01Dining rooms and barsWalls, ceilings, trim and feature walls, painted overnight or on your closed day
- 02Restrooms and corridorsScrubbable, moisture-resistant finishes that take daily cleaning
- 03Back of houseWashable coatings on walls in prep areas and storage; ask your inspector what your county expects in the kitchen
- 04Patios and outdoor seatingRailings, walls, pergolas and concrete, chosen for sun and rain
- 05Exteriors and signage wallsStucco washed, cracks filled and repainted so the building reads well from the road
No smell at opening time
We use low-odor interior paints and ventilate while we work, so a dining room painted overnight is ready for lunch. Tables, chairs and bar equipment are moved and covered, and the floor is cleaned before we leave. Larger restaurants are split over several closed days, one area at a time.
Colors that work under restaurant lighting
Warm, dim evening light changes paint colors more than daylight does. We paint sample boards and look at them under your own lights before you commit, and match any brand colors you already use. Our color consultation covers dining rooms the same way it covers homes. For the building itself, see commercial painting and pressure washing.
Restaurant painting questions
Can you paint the restaurant in one night?
A small dining room often, yes. Larger places or full interiors are planned over several nights or closed days, in phases, so you never lose a full service.
Do you paint commercial kitchens?
We paint walls in back-of-house areas with washable coatings. Requirements for food-prep areas differ by county and inspector, so check with yours first and we will use a product that meets what they ask for.
Can you paint the outdoor patio too?
Yes: walls, railings, pergolas and concrete. Concrete gets a slip-resistant finish, the same way we handle lanai and pool decks.
Other commercial work
Office Painting
Offices and suites painted after hours or in phases, so work goes on.
Medical & Dental Office Painting
Clinics and practices painted around patient hours with low-odor, scrubbable finishes.
Retail Store Painting
Storefronts and sales floors refreshed overnight or before opening.
School & Daycare Painting
Classrooms, halls and daycares painted during breaks, with low-VOC paint.
Gym & Fitness Center Painting
Gyms, studios and locker rooms painted in phases with hard-wearing, wipeable finishes.
Helpful reading
Short guides that answer the questions we hear most before a job starts.
PlanningCompare Painting Estimates
Three quotes, three different numbers. Compare scope, prep, coats, products and the walk-through to see which estimates describe the same job.
HOAHOA Color Approval
Most Florida HOAs need written ARC approval before you change, or even refresh, exterior colors. Here is what to submit and how to avoid delays.
StuccoElastomeric vs. Acrylic
Acrylic suits most sound Florida stucco. Elastomeric earns its cost on dry walls with lots of hairline cracks. Here is how to tell which one your house needs.
InteriorPaint Sheen Guide
Which paint sheen goes where in a Florida home: flat ceilings, eggshell living areas, satin baths, semi-gloss trim and what changes on stucco outside.
Planning a restaurant refresh?
Tell us your closed days and what needs painting, and we will plan the nights.