It doesn\u2019t matter if you\u2019re painting the interior or exterior of your commercial property, the entire project can turn out to be more complicated than you anticipated. Still, with some careful preparation, you should be able to do it. That\u2019s why we\u2019ve come up with a couple of property painting preparation tips and tricks you should definitely check out.<\/p>\n

Know when\u2019s the right time to paint<\/h2>\n

Applying a fresh coat of paint to your property is one of the most cost-effective ways to give your property a facelift. Why? Well, there won\u2019t be a need to repaint every single year \u2013 a paint job every four or five years is more than enough to help your property look nice. This means you won\u2019t have to spend money every year but it\u2019ll be enough to keep your tenants happy. Also, when it comes to attracting people to your property, a fresh coat of paint can be just the thing to make them choose your place over someone else\u2019s. Therefore, repainting is probably the project that has the biggest bang for the buck when running a property.<\/p>\n

Choose the right contractors<\/h2>\n

Repainting the entire property by yourself is probably too difficult and hiring contractors<\/a> who\u2019ll do it for you seems like a much better option. However, it\u2019s very important that you choose the right contractors who\u2019ll get the job done the right way. If you choose to do it yourself, there will probably be some imperfections that could never happen to professionals. On top of that, the way the contractors treat your tenants is always going to affect your relationship with them. So, the more professional the contractors are, the more likely your tenants will be to keep using your property. Talk to other people who run properties and ask if they can recommend you contractors they enjoy working with.<\/p>\n

Protect your tenants<\/h2>\n

When running a property, you\u2019ll also have to put some effort into keeping your tenants healthy. And when painting, you can protect them by using paints that don\u2019t damage their health or the environment. These are called low-VOC paints and they have been specially made to keep the people and the environment safe. Volatile organic compounds<\/a> or VOCs are some of the most harmful chemicals that can be found in paint. Of course, when attracting new tenants, mentioning that you paint with low-VOC paints is again a huge plus for you and your property. You should be able to find these in most paint stores, just make sure you talk to the store clerks before you splash the cash.<\/p>\n

Get ready to clean afterwards<\/h2>\n

No matter if you\u2019re running a residential or commercial property, you\u2019ll simply have to clean the entire place once the paint job has been finished. Of course, this will make any potential tenants more interested in renting from you. In fact, the first impression your property makes on the potential tenants will be crucial when it\u2019s time for them to make a decision on whether they\u2019re going to rent from you.\u00a0 Therefore, once your contractors finish painting, make sure you start scrubbing the entire place straight away. If there\u2019s any rubbish left once everything is done, make sure you have local experts deal with it for you. For example, turn to a\u00a0company for rubbish removal in Sydney CBD<\/a> to get the job done as quickly as possible.<\/p>\n

Follow all of these tips and tricks and painting your property should be a real piece of cake. More importantly, you\u2019ll manage to make the most out of it and retain your current tenants or attract new ones.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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