Check Out this Church Painting Project - Commercial Painting Photos!

Last Updated: April 20, 2022

Not every church has a steeple, but that doesn't mean we don't have to work up high to paint them! Our commercial painting services take us all kinds of places, and on a beautiful spring day, painting this church gave us a great chance to enjoy the view!

What is required for commercial painting when it comes to churches? Let's do a quick rundown:

Flexible Hours for Commercial Painting

One of the most important features of a desirable commercial painter is the ability to adjust the schedule to accommodate normal operation of the facility. When it comes to houses of worship, this obviously means the weekends are not the best time to paint, and that is easy to work around. However, we can also be flexible for any other scheduling needs, so that any staff or groups using the church during the week experience minimal impact.

For other types of commercial painting, we often find that evenings, nights, weekends, and holidays are the best times, and we are happy to work with that. In the case of painting churches, we're just as happy to keep our weekends free!

Lift Equipment for Painting Churches

Is it true that painting a church brings you closer to God? We can't say for sure, but it often gets you closer to the sky! Sometimes ladders are enough to reach the higher surfaces, but in many cases, we need scissor lifts or boom lifts to complete the exterior painting. Fortunately, that's not a problem for our commercial painters!


Of course, in order to do this work safely, regular training is a must. Here is a shot from a recent lift safety instructional seminar we did for our painters.


Church Painting Requires Exceptional Customer Service

When painting churches or other houses of worship, one of the most important qualities you need is attentive customer service. This affects every aspect of the job, from the scheduling to the preparation to the painting and cleanup.

A commercial painter must be respectful of the nature of the facility, maintaining a jobsite that recognizes its special purpose. At Williams Professional Painting, we always strive to maintain a tidy workspace, and we emphasize respect to the client on all our jobs, but when painting a church, this is even more important to us.


Williams Professional Painting

Since 1979, Williams Professional Painting has been serving Fairfax, Virginia, as well as the whole Washington, D.C. area. We provide residential and commercial painting services. These services include interior painting, exterior painting, carpentry, roof coatings, commercial flooring and wallcoverings, and much more.

Contact us today to schedule your free estimate for commercial painting. We serve not only churches, but also restaurants, office buildings, hospitals, schools, and much more.

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