Commercial Painting Contractors Serving Minneapolis & St. Paul

Brush Masters provides commercial interior and exterior painting, drywall installation and repairs, commercial repainting, wallcovering, specialty finishes, coatings, millwork finishing, cabinet finishing, door finishing and off-site prefinishing.

Our Maple Grove–based team supports new construction, tenant improvements, occupied-property updates, maintenance painting and larger property refresh projects throughout the Twin Cities.

Brush Masters serves commercial properties and construction projects throughout Minneapolis, St. Paul and the greater Twin Cities area

The exact service area may depend on the project’s size, scope and schedule. Contact our estimating team with the property address and project details to confirm availability.

We work with general contractors, property managers, facility teams, building owners, commercial landlords, developers and hospitality operators across a range of commercial environments.

Projects may include:

• Offices and tenant-improvement spaces
• Hotels, restaurants and event venues
• Healthcare and senior living properties
• Retail and customer-facing spaces
• Multi-family buildings and common areas
• Industrial and warehouse facilities
• New commercial construction
• Existing commercial properties

The project plan is based on the building, its occupants, site conditions and the work being completed.

Yes. Brush Masters can complete commercial painting and drywall work in active and occupied properties when the scope and site conditions allow.

Before work begins, we review access, project phasing, protection requirements, cleanup expectations and communication with the on-site team. Planning may account for guests, patients, residents, employees, tenants and customers who continue using the property during the project.

Scheduling options, phasing and access requirements are reviewed during project planning based on the needs of the property and scope of work.

Reducing disruption starts with planning the work around the way the building operates.

Depending on the project, this may include:

• Dividing the work into phases
• Coordinating access to entrances and shared areas
• Protecting floors, furnishings and adjacent surfaces
• Keeping hallways and designated pathways accessible
• Communicating upcoming work with property staff
• Maintaining clean and organized work areas
• Cleaning active work areas at the end of the workday

The appropriate approach will vary between an office, hotel, senior living property, restaurant, healthcare facility or multi-tenant building.

Yes. Brush Masters supports planned commercial repaints, common-area painting, maintenance cycles, property refreshes, capital improvements and tenant turnover work. We can help property managers and facility teams update worn areas, prepare spaces for new occupants or coordinate improvements across several parts of a property.

Yes. Brush Masters provides commercial painting and drywall repair services for tenant improvements, buildouts and turnover projects.

Services may include drywall patching, surface preparation, walls, ceilings, trim, doors, frames and exposed elements. Coordinating painting and drywall repairs through one contractor can reduce handoffs and create clearer responsibility for the finished surface.

Using one contractor for painting and drywall repairs can simplify communication, scheduling and accountability.

Instead of coordinating separate companies for drywall repairs, taping, finishing, preparation and painting, the project team has one primary contractor responsible for moving the surface through multiple stages. This can be especially helpful on tenant improvements, remodels and projects involving ongoing drywall repairs.

Commercial painting costs depend on the size and condition of the property, surfaces being painted, preparation requirements, specified products, access, project phasing and schedule.

Other cost factors may include:

• Interior or exterior scope
• New construction versus repainting
• Ceiling and wall heights
• Drywall repairs
• Number of colors and finish types
• Doors, frames, trim or exposed structures
• Occupied-building requirements
• Specialty coatings or wallcovering
• Equipment and access needs

Providing plans, specifications, photographs and property information helps the estimator develop a more accurate scope and price.

Send as much project information as you currently have. This may include:

• Plans and specifications
• Scope documents
• Project or property photographs
• Property address
• Approximate square footage
• Surfaces requiring painting or repair
• Product or finish requirements
• Desired project schedule
• Access or occupancy considerations
• Bid invitation and deadline

You do not need to have every detail finalized before contacting us. The estimating team can review the available information and identify questions that need to be resolved.

Yes. Brush Masters operates an approximately 15,000-square-foot finishing shop in Maple Grove for qualifying doors, trim, millwork, cabinets and other removable components.

When the material and project scope allow, off-site prefinishing can move spray finishing and stain work away from a crowded commercial jobsite. This may help reduce jobsite congestion, protect surrounding work and give the project team greater flexibility when sequencing installation and finishing.

Commercial prefinishing capabilities include spray-applied finishes and custom stain matching.

Although every project is different, the process generally begins with reviewing the plans, scope, site conditions and schedule.

Brush Masters then prepares an estimate, coordinates materials and access, completes the agreed-upon work with ongoing communication and performs a final quality-control review. Larger or occupied projects may require additional planning for phases, other trades and building operations.

Preparation depends on the substrate, its current condition and the specified finish.

Work may include cleaning, sanding, scraping, patching, drywall repair, caulking, masking, protecting adjacent surfaces and applying an appropriate primer. The preparation requirements are reviewed as part of the scope because the finished coating depends on the condition of the surface beneath it.

Brush Masters provides commercial wallcovering and selected specialty finish and coating applications.

Depending on the project specifications and site conditions, capabilities may include dry fall coatings, epoxy coatings, water-repellent coatings, decorative finishes, exposed structure painting and other specialty applications.

The intended use, surface conditions and product requirements should be reviewed before confirming the appropriate system.

Look beyond the initial price and evaluate how the contractor will manage the complete project.

Important considerations include:

• Experience with your property or project type
• A clear and complete scope
• Painting and drywall repair capabilities
• Project-management responsibilities
• Communication expectations
• Surface preparation
• Protection and cleanup procedures
• Coordination with occupants and other trades
• Relevant project examples and references
• Quality-control and punch-list procedures

The contractor should be able to explain what is included, identify assumptions and discuss how the work will be coordinated around the property or construction schedule.

Submit your plans, specifications, project photographs, property information and desired schedule through the commercial estimate form.

Brush Masters will review the available information and follow up regarding the scope, questions and appropriate next steps.

Contact info@brushmasters.com to submit.