Coquitlam, BC

Commercial painting in Coquitlam is one of our most active service areas outside Burnaby. Coquitlam's rapid growth — particularly in the Burquitlam, Lougheed, and Town Centre corridors following SkyTrain expansion — has produced a large stock of new and recently upgraded commercial buildings that need painting as part of ongoing maintenance programs. Burnaby Commercial Painting Co works across Coquitlam's commercial, strata, and industrial sectors.

Coquitlam Town Centre and Burquitlam Corridor

The Coquitlam Town Centre area around Lincoln Station and Lafarge Lake-Douglas has seen significant commercial and mixed-use development in recent years. Mid-rise mixed-use buildings, retail podiums, and office towers in this corridor are typical commercial painting clients — exterior elastomeric programs, lobby refreshes, and retail storefront work. The Burquitlam corridor along North Road has seen similar densification, with older commercial buildings being upgraded and repainted as part of renovation programs ahead of new tenancy.

Industrial and Warehouse Painting in Coquitlam

Coquitlam's industrial areas along the Lougheed Highway — particularly between Cape Horn and the Pitt River — are home to distribution centres, light manufacturing, and industrial service facilities. These buildings typically need large-area interior painting (warehouse walls, ceilings, and mechanical rooms), epoxy floor systems for high-traffic or chemical-exposure areas, and exterior maintenance programs on metal panel and concrete block exteriors. We work in active facilities with phased access by bay or zone.

Strata Painting in Coquitlam

Coquitlam has a large stock of strata townhouse and low-rise apartment buildings, many built in the 1980s and 1990s and now cycling through their second or third exterior paint program. Common issues on this building stock: failed caulk at cedar siding joints and window perimeters, peeling previous coatings from inadequate prep, and colour-match requirements against the existing strata colour scheme. We address all three as standard practice.