Is It Time for a Paint Refresh? 6 Signs Your Building Says Yes

Your building may not be able to speak, but it has ways of telling you it’s due for a paint refresh. Commercial properties take a beating from weather, wear, and changing trends — and the signs start to show. Here are six clues it’s time to call in the pros:

  1. Fading Colors

    Sun exposure and time dull even the boldest hues. If your once-crisp color scheme now looks washed out, it’s time to bring back the vibrancy.

    2. Peeling or Cracking Paint

    Peeling paint isn’t just ugly — it’s a sign of deeper issues like moisture intrusion or poor surface prep. Left alone, it can lead to damage (and bigger bills).

    3. Stains and Discoloration

    Whether it’s water stains, mildew, or mystery marks, discoloration is a big red flag. A fresh coat not only hides the mess but can include protective coatings to prevent future problems.

    4. Outdated Color Scheme

    Still rockin’ that beige-and-forest-green combo from 1998? A modern, brand-aligned palette can instantly elevate curb appeal and make a statement to customers and clients.

    5. Surface Damage or Wear

    High-traffic areas—like hallways or entryways—take daily abuse. If walls are scuffed, chipped, or dented, a refresh can restore that clean, professional look.

    6. You're Rebranding or Renovating

    New logo? Updated interior? A cohesive look across all aspects of your business—paint included—helps your brand speak louder and clearer.

If your building checks even one of these boxes, it might be whispering (or shouting), “Paint me!” At Buhler Painting, we specialize in giving commercial spaces a fresh, professional finish that lasts. Let’s make your building look as good as your business.

Happy painting!

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