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Parkade painting

Parkade painting for strata and commercial buildings.

A tired parkade feels dark and hard to find your way around. Fresh paint on the walls, columns and ceilings brightens it, and clear lines and stall numbers show drivers and people on foot where to go.

We paint strata and commercial parkades across the Lower Mainland. We're available 24/7, so the work can go on after hours, overnight or on weekends while the parkade stays in use.

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Parkade work we do

  • Walls and columns

    Block walls and concrete columns washed and painted, often white with a dark base band.

  • Ceilings and pipes

    Concrete ceilings, pipes and ductwork painted so the whole level looks brighter.

  • Lines and stall numbers

    Stall lines, numbers and hatched no-parking zones repainted so every space is easy to read.

    Line painting

  • Strata parkades

    Parkades under condo and townhouse buildings, planned with council so residents keep a way in and out.

    Strata painting

  • Commercial parkades

    Office tower and business parkades painted around tenants, visitors and deliveries.

    Commercial painting

  • Safety yellow

    Bollards, curbs and column edges brought back to high-visibility yellow.

    Safety yellow and bollards

Who it's for

Strata councils, property managers and building managers responsible for an underground or above-ground parkade.

Parkades we have painted

Parkade refresh, before
Parkade refresh, after: The same parkade level before and after: walls, ceiling and pipes painted, with the safety colours brought back
Parkade refresh. The same parkade level before and after: walls, ceiling and pipes painted, with the safety colours brought back.
Office tower parkade walls and overhead pipes painted white, Vancouver BC
Parkade stall with a yellow hatched no-parking zone beside repainted block walls, Vancouver BC
Parkade with columns and walls painted white and fresh white stall lines, Langley BC
Parkade with numbered stalls, level signs and a green EV charging wall, Langley BC

How a parkade job runs

  1. Walk-through

    We walk the parkade with you to see the walls, ceilings, lines and how traffic moves through it.

  2. Plan around traffic

    We agree on the order of levels and sections, and the hours, so cars keep a way in and out.

  3. Wash and prep

    Walls and ceilings are washed and patched, and loose paint is removed before painting.

  4. Paint and lines

    Walls, columns and ceilings are painted, then lines, numbers and safety yellow go back on.

Safety: How our crews work safely

Where we do this work: Parkades from Horseshoe Bay to Chilliwack, including office tower parkades in Vancouver and a strata parkade with EV charging stalls in Langley.

Related Strata paintingCommercial paintingLine paintingSafety yellow and bollards

Common questions

Can the parkade stay open while you paint?

Yes. We work level by level or in sections, and we're available 24/7, so the busiest areas can be done after hours, overnight or on weekends.

Do you repaint the lines and stall numbers too?

Yes. Stall lines, numbers and hatched no-parking zones are repainted once the walls and floors are done.

What affects the price of a parkade job?

The size of the parkade, how much washing and repair the walls and ceilings need, the lines and numbers, and the hours we work. We visit and give you a written price at no cost.

How do you keep drivers and our crew safe?

Our crews follow WorkSafeBC procedures, and each work zone is closed to cars while we paint it.

Four-storey building with restained wood columns and beams at the entrance

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  • Bonded & insured
  • Member in good standing of DC38
  • Red Seal painters
  • Lead trained by the Hazardous Materials Association of BC

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