The scope of this project involves intense handwork and the constraints of the university’s academic calendar, requiring our ability to commit resources and prove our business sustainability for the project duration.

Century-old wood trim requires the removal of old caulk and paint followed by fresh caulking and painting, which must be done by hand, one-by-one, including access to buildings up to 60 feet high.

SMU did not want this project to disrupt the academic year and the daily lives of students, faculty, and staff. Our ability to meet their scheduling needs and have experienced, background-checked employee perform the work was key.

We ensure food-safe surfaces that resist mold, bacteria, and other contamination; withstand rigorous cleaning; and comply with regulatory requirements, quality standards, and supply chain expectations.

Scheduling flexibility and respect for deadlines, which meant working weekends and evenings in office buildings and accommodating shutdowns and operational constraints in production facilities.

Deploying large, well-trained and well-coordinated crews allows us to complete big projects, including one high-ceiling facility that required us to build custom scaffolding onsite for cleaning, surface prep, and repainting.

Large companies have ever-changing space requirements thanks to reorganizations, promotions, and growth. We completed a number of office painting projects to accommodate people moving in and out and special requests.

Painters USA has the experience and technical skills needed for cleaning, repair, and repainting of store exterior walls that include expanded polystyrene (EPS) substrates and concrete masonry (CMU) construction.

From the start, we knew that Walmart is in a league of its own. We prepare our crews with custom training and take stock of our learnings to develop and apply best practices to help the company tackle and prevent issues.

Working directly with headquarters and local store managers, Painters USA has worked on stores in 7 states since 2019, stretching from Arizona to Ohio, and completing several projects per season, no handholding required.

We sometimes work very early in the morning or late in the evening to minimize disruptions and safety risks, and we always meet our time frame and deadline commitments—communicating any deviations as soon as they’re identified.

Painting is disruptive, which is a problem at retail stores that are open nearly every day of the year. Painters USA works diligently to minimize our time on site and deliver results that hold up well and look good for more than a few years.

All the people we work with appreciate that Painters USA has its own quality assurance program, with daily checks, report cards, and other tools to make sure the local store manager and headquarters are satisfied.