Professional commercial painting for Savage businesses. Offices, retail, restaurants, medical facilities, and multi-unit properties — painted with minimal disruption to your operations. Trusted by Fortune 500 companies.
Every project follows our proven 4-step process for flawless results.
We walk your Savage facility to assess scope, surface conditions, ceiling heights, and scheduling needs. We work around your business hours — nights and weekends available.
Commercial-grade prep including cleaning, degreasing, patching, priming, and masking. We protect floors, fixtures, and equipment throughout the project.
Our crews work in phases to keep parts of your facility operational. We use low-VOC paints for occupied spaces and fast-dry formulas to minimize downtime.
We do a detailed walkthrough with you to ensure every surface meets your standards. Touch-ups are completed same-day. Your space is left clean and ready for business.
Office Buildings • Retail Stores • Restaurants • Medical Facilities • Assisted Living • Warehouses • Multi-Unit Residential • HOA Common Areas • Tenant Buildouts
Fidelity Investments — Lobby
Fidelity Investments — Front Desk
Commercial Lobby
Commercial Hallway
Assisted Living Hallway
Autoworks Collision — Front
Autoworks Collision — Side
Shakopee Chevrolet — Lot
Shakopee Chevrolet — Front
Shakopee Chevrolet — Service Bays
Shakopee Chevrolet — Light Poles
Shakopee Chevrolet — Parking Lot
Before — Dining Hall
After — Dining Hall
Commercial Dryfall — Crew
Commercial Dryfall — Blue Walls
Commercial Dryfall — Close-Up
Commercial Dryfall — Ceiling
Commercial Dryfall — In Progress
Bruegger's Bagels — Finished
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depending on ceiling height, surface condition, and scheduling. We offer competitive pricing for Savage businesses with flexible scheduling options.
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Good Day Car Wash — ExteriorYes. We understand Savage businesses can't shut down for painting. We offer nights, weekends, and phased scheduling to minimize disruption to your operations.
We've painted for Fidelity Investments, 3M, Five Guys, Caribou Coffee, Bruegger's Bagels, Verizon, Panera Bread, and dozens of local Savage businesses.
Yes. For offices and businesses that remain open during painting, we use low-VOC and zero-VOC paints that are virtually odorless and safe for occupied environments.
Commercial painting in Savage typically runs $1.50–$4.00 per square foot depending on ceiling height, surface condition, and scheduling. We provide free on-site estimates.
Absolutely. We can match any brand color using custom tinting. We'll do test patches to ensure exact color match before painting your full Savage space.
We provide professional commercial painting throughout Savage including Credit River, McColl Pond. Serving zip codes 55378 and nearby communities including Prior Lake, Burnsville, Shakopee.
As Savage's top-rated painting company, we use exclusively premium Sherwin-Williams and Benjamin Moore products and stand behind every project with our satisfaction guarantee. Call (952) 222-0934 for a free estimate.
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(952) 222-0934Savage sits in Scott County, threaded by Hwy 13, Hwy 35W. The area is defined by Minnesota River, McColl Pond, and Boom Island. For property owners here, that means lake and river proximity drive humidity and temperature swings that change how we sequence washing, drying, and coating on shaded, north-facing walls. Neighborhoods like McColl Pond and Eagle Creek see a mix of home ages, so we assess surfaces, trim, and caulk lines individually rather than applying a one-size plan.
Much of Savage's housing was built or renovated around the Hwy 13 corridor, so we commonly work with a blend of older homes and newer construction. Each responds differently to products: mature homes need careful surface prep and historically-sensitive choices, while newer builds reward the right 100% acrylic and correct film thickness. We bring samples to test against Savage's actual light, since tree-filtered and open-lot sun read colors very differently.