
Commercial Painting Services
Commercial Painting in Santa Monica, Marina del Rey, & Culver City
Sharp paint work on your building without shutting down your business.
Commercial Painters
Professional Commercial Painting
Commercial painting is a different animal than house painting. You have customers walking in, staff on the clock and a lease that says the building has to look a certain way. Our crews plan the work around your hours so the paint gets done and the register keeps ringing.
We paint storefronts, restaurants, retail suites, medical offices, gyms, warehouses and multi tenant buildings across the Westside. Salt air and afternoon sun are hard on a building here, so we spec coatings that hold their color instead of chalking out in two summers.
You get one point of contact, a written schedule and a crew that shows up when they said they would.
- Nights and weekends so you stay open
- Licensed, insured and safety trained crews
- Color matched to your brand standards
- Daily cleanup so the space stays customer ready

Need a bid for your building?
Send over the address and square footage, and we will walk the property and put a real number on paper.

How We Work
Our Process
Commercial work lives and dies on planning. Here is how a job runs from the first walk through to the day we hand the space back.
- 1
Walk the property with you
We measure, check the existing coating and note the problem spots, from chalky stucco to rusted door frames and failing caulk joints.
- 2
A written scope, not a guess
You get a line item bid that spells out surfaces, prep, products, coats and the schedule so you can compare bids apples to apples.
- 3
Schedule built around your hours
Restaurants get overnights. Retail gets early mornings. Warehouses get weekends. We work when your customers are not there.
- 4
Protect first, paint second
Floors, fixtures, signage, equipment and landscaping get covered before anything gets opened. Walkways stay clear and marked.
- 5
Prep the surface honestly
Power washing, scraping, sanding, patching, caulking and spot priming. Paint sticks to prep work, not to promises.
- 6
Walk through and punch list
We go through the property with you, mark anything you want touched up and handle it before we pull the trucks off the site.
Recent Job Sites
Commercial Painting Photo Gallery
Retail spaces, storefronts and industrial buildings our crews prepped and painted around West LA.






Attention to Detail
The Preparation Process
A commercial repaint has to hold up to weather, traffic and cleaning crews. Almost everything that decides how long it lasts happens before the first coat goes on.
- Power washing to strip off salt, road film and chalked coating
- Loose and peeling paint scraped back to a sound edge
- Stucco cracks cut out, patched and textured to match
- Failing caulk cut out and replaced at joints and windows
- Rust spots on doors and railings sanded and spot primed
- Bare stucco and drywall primed so the topcoat covers evenly
- Signage, glass, fixtures and landscaping masked and protected

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Doors sanded, primed and sprayed for a smooth kitchen finish.
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What Business Owners Say About Our Crews

Gabriel Rivera
“We run a restaurant on Main Street and could not close for a week. They painted the dining room and the front of the building overnight, three nights in a row, and every morning the place was spotless and ready for service.”

Martha Georgie
“Our retail suite needed a full repaint between tenants. The bid was itemized, the schedule was realistic and they hit it. The patching around the old shelf anchors is invisible now, which was the part I was worried about.”

Andres Jr
“They repainted our warehouse exterior and the dock doors. Power washed everything first, primed the rust and used a coating rated for the sun out here. Two years in and the color still looks like the day they finished.”
Good Questions
Commercial Painting FAQs
Can you paint after hours so we stay open?
Yes, and most of our commercial work happens that way. Restaurants and bars usually get overnight crews between close and open. Retail suites get early mornings before the doors unlock. Warehouses and industrial buildings often go on weekends when the docks are quiet. We build the schedule around your busiest hours, put it in writing, and stick to it so nobody on your staff is guessing when the painters show up.
How long does a commercial repaint take?
A single storefront or small suite is usually two to four days. A multi tenant retail building or a restaurant with an exterior and interior scope runs one to two weeks. Large warehouses depend on square footage and how much prep the existing coating needs. After we walk the property we give you a day by day calendar, including which areas are closed off on which days, so you can tell your staff and your customers what to expect.
Are you licensed and insured for commercial work?
Yes. We carry general liability and workers compensation, and we can send certificates of insurance directly to your property manager or landlord before the job starts. Many Westside buildings require a COI naming the owner as additional insured, and we handle that paperwork as part of getting on the schedule rather than the day the crew shows up.
Do you work with property managers and landlords?
Regularly. We handle tenant turnovers, common area refreshes and full building repaints for management companies around Santa Monica and Marina del Rey. You get itemized bids you can pass to ownership, photo documentation of the work and invoices broken out by building or unit if that is how your accounting runs.
What kind of paint do you use on commercial buildings?
It depends on the surface and the exposure. Exterior stucco near the ocean gets a high grade acrylic elastomeric or premium acrylic that resists chalking and salt. Interior high traffic areas get a scrubbable eggshell or satin that holds up to cleaning. Metal doors, railings and dock equipment get a direct to metal coating over spot primed rust. We list the exact products on the bid so you know what is going on your building.
Can you match our brand colors?
Yes. Bring us your brand guide, a paint code, or even a piece of old signage and we will match it. For franchise and national brand locations we work from the corporate color spec sheet. We paint a sample board or a small section on the actual wall first so you can approve the color in daylight before we commit the whole building to it.
How do you handle dust, fumes and customer safety?
Work areas get sealed off with plastic and taped floor protection, and we run low VOC products indoors wherever the spec allows so the space is usable again quickly. Walkways stay clear, wet areas get signed, and cords and ladders come off the floor at the end of every shift. Anything we open gets closed and cleaned before your doors open in the morning.
Let's Get Your Building Painted
Anaya's Painting takes on commercial work in Santa Monica, Marina del Rey, Culver City, Brentwood and the rest of the Westside. Call us or send the address and we will come price it out.
1639 11th St, Suite 100, Santa Monica, CA 90404
