
Building exteriors
full elevation repaints across stucco, tilt-up concrete, EIFS, and metal panel

Office parks, retail storefronts, apartment communities, and warehouse exteriors — scoped elevation by elevation.
Built for desert exposure. Stucco, tilt-up concrete, metal panel, and storefront exteriors washed, repaired, and coated on a schedule that keeps the property open.
Licensed NV C-4 #0092296 · UT #14220959-5501 · Serving Nevada & Utah
Exterior pricing on a commercial building depends on measured elevation square footage, the condition of the stucco and metal, how much surface repair the envelope needs, and the lifts or swing stages required for access. We measure elevation by elevation and give you one written, fixed scope and price.
A faded, chalking building tells every prospective tenant and customer exactly how the property is managed. In southern Nevada and southern Utah, UV and heat cycling do that damage years before moisture ever would, and the south and west elevations always go first.
The mistake we see most is coating over unwashed, chalky substrate to save a few thousand dollars. The finish looks correct for one season, then sheets off and the property pays for the whole job twice.
Desert temperature swings between day and night stress caulking and joints as much as direct sun does, and blowing dust accelerates surface wear between maintenance cycles. That's part of why elevation condition, not a fixed repaint schedule, drives when a building actually needs to be redone.
A commercial exterior protects the building as well as its appearance. Each surface is scoped by elevation, condition, access, and the coating system it needs.

full elevation repaints across stucco, tilt-up concrete, EIFS, and metal panel

retail and office frontages, coordinated around signage and glass

crack repair and patching quoted as its own line before coating

doors, rails, and canopies, rust-treated and primed before topcoat

body, trim, and accent bands specified separately
Exterior scopes vary by property type — a single-story storefront and a multi-building business park are not the same project.
Multi-building sequencing so tenants retain usable frontage throughout the work.
View serviceStorefronts and customer-facing exteriors coordinated around signage, glass, and access.
View serviceCommon structures and exterior elevations planned around residents and site circulation.
View service Multi-Family & HOAMetal panel and tilt-up concrete building envelopes with access planned up front.
View serviceStucco, tilt-up concrete, EIFS, and metal panel each get a different primer and topcoat. Elastomeric is right for some walls and wrong for others, and the estimate names the actual product per surface instead of a generic paint line.
Commercial vs. Industrial PaintingEach elevation is assessed separately, because the west wall is almost never in the same condition as the north one.
Washing, repairs, caulking, priming, and coating are separated so you can see what is prep and what is paint.
Surfaces are cleaned, cracks and damage addressed, joints re-caulked, and bare or chalky areas primed.
Elevations coated per the written build, then a full perimeter walk with the owner or manager before demobilization.
Height changes the job before a single wall is touched. Boom lifts, swing stages, and traffic control get planned into the schedule from the first walk-through, not added as a surprise line item later.
For multi-building business parks, we sequence by building and by elevation so parking, entries, and drive lanes stay usable throughout — tenants get notice, and lifts are staged outside peak hours.
Equipment, traffic control, tenant notice, and elevation sequencing are planned together so the property remains usable.
We do not publish a flat price list, because building height, substrate condition, and access equipment move a commercial exterior number more than square footage alone. Published per-square-foot ranges are general market context, not a quote for your building; the real number depends on what our elevation-by-elevation walk finds.
Read the commercial painting cost guideBoom lifts, swing stages, and traffic control add cost independent of square footage.
Chalking, peeling, cracked stucco, and rusted metal all add prep before a single finish coat.
Stucco and EIFS repair is quoted separately because the quantity is only known after washing.
Elastomeric and high-performance systems cost more up front and behave differently in this climate.
Body, trim, accent bands, doors, and railings each add cut-in and masking time.
Night work, tenant notice requirements, and phased buildings all change mobilization cost.
Most of our commercial exterior work is in the Las Vegas valley — including Henderson, Summerlin, and North Las Vegas — with the same crews available across our Utah service area.
Commercial exterior painting across Las Vegas, Henderson, Summerlin, and North Las Vegas.
The same commercial team is available across our Utah service area.
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See completed commercial, residential, and multi-family work from the team at Color Drop. Commercial project details are only published when the property, scope, and photography are confirmed.
View ProjectsLicensed NV C-4 #0092296 · UT #14220959-5501
Written, elevation-by-elevation scope — prep and paint separated as line items
Phased scheduling that keeps parking, entries, and drive lanes usable
Written workmanship warranty on every project
The team at Color Drop — no subcontracted crews
You approve the scope in writing before work starts. If an item is not listed on the estimate, it is not included in the price.
Itemized by elevation, prep, and product, with the phase plan for keeping the property open.
Written warranty on every project.