Commercial, condominium and multifamily work
Atrium repaints and restores condominium, multifamily and commercial buildings across Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties under Florida building contractor license CBC1264505. Recent projects: a nine-warehouse portfolio repainted for $987,342, a six-story occupied building priced at $405,007, an eleven-building, 264-unit community at $459,000, and a 3,876-square-foot office build-out at $321,407. Pricing is by wall area, each building is contracted on its own, draws are 40/30/30 with lien releases, and the warranty is one year on workmanship plus seven on material.
The size of work Atrium takes on
This is the question that decides whether a building owner calls. These are real Atrium jobs — completed, contracted or priced, as marked.
| Range | Typical work | Real projects |
|---|---|---|
| $750 – $5,000 | Fascia and wood repair, single-family exterior repaint, partial repaints, pressure washing, drywall repair | Single-story exterior repaint, 2,916 ft² of wall — $4,496 |
| $5,000 – $50,000 | Two-story exterior repaint, whole-house interior, kitchen remodel, concrete walkway replacement, commercial pressure washing and metal refinishing, concrete restoration | Whole-house interior repaint, occupied — $14,178 Concrete walkway demolition and replacement, 500 ft² — $16,205 (priced 2026) Hospital exterior pressure washing and metal grille refinishing — $18,500 (priced 2026) Concrete restoration — $43,000 |
| $50,000 – $1,100,000 | Condominium and multifamily exterior repainting, warehouse portfolio repaints, hotel facade restoration, oceanfront condo gut renovation, office tenant improvement | Oceanfront condominium interior renovation, 3 bedrooms — $225,000 (signed 2026) Office spec suite and corridor build-out, 3,876 ft² — $321,407 (priced 2026) Six-story occupied mixed-use exterior repaint — $405,007 (priced 2026) Exterior repaint, 11 buildings and 264 units — $459,000 (priced) Nine tilt-up warehouses, exterior repaint — $987,342 (completed 2024) Seven warehouses and three monument signs, exterior repaint — $1,034,190 (priced 2026) |
What we do at building scale
Each page carries the scope statement, the exclusions, the terms and the real figures.
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Commercial exterior repainting
Exterior repainting of commercial buildings and portfolios across Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties: a nine-warehouse repaint completed at $987,342, a seven-warehouse proposal at $1,034,190, the scope, the warranty and the draw schedule.
$50,000 – $1,034,190 from a single commercial building to a seven-warehouse portfolio priced in 2026; a nine-warehouse portfolio completed in 2024 was $987,342 Scope, figures and terms → -
Condominium and HOA repainting
Exterior repainting for condominium associations and HOAs across Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties: an eleven-building, 264-unit repaint priced at $459,000, a six-story occupied building at $405,007, and the terms an association should expect.
$50,000 – $459,000 from a single association building to an eleven-building, 264-unit community priced at $459,000 Scope, figures and terms → -
Concrete and stucco restoration
Concrete spall repair, crack repair, stucco restoration and concrete replacement for condominiums, hotels and commercial buildings across Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties, with the unit prices from Atrium's own 2026 bids.
$11,000 – $258,500 from the median of five concrete flatwork jobs since 2021 to the stucco section of a 2026 hotel restoration bid; a completed concrete restoration was $43,000 Scope, figures and terms → -
Commercial interior painting and build-out
Interior painting of corridors, common areas, offices and medical suites, and full tenant-improvement build-outs, across Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties — with the itemized 2026 budget for a 3,876-square-foot office suite.
$8,075 – $321,407 from the lower quartile of sixteen renovation and tenant-improvement projects since 2021 to a 3,876 ft² office suite build-out budgeted in 2026 Scope, figures and terms → - Answer page
How much does it cost to repaint a condominium or commercial building?
Four real building-scale projects, per-unit and per-building figures, what sets the price, and the draw schedule.
Read the answer →
How a contract runs
| Draws | 40% at signing or commencement · 30% at 50% completion · 30% at completion, per building |
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| Payment | Net 14 days; conditional lien release with each draw, final release on final payment |
| Closeout | Certificate of completion per building; management invited to walk each one |
| Warranty | 1 year workmanship from the certificate of completion; 7-year Sherwin-Williams material warranty assigned to the owner. Epoxy floors 10 years. |
| Insurance | General liability $1,000,000 per occurrence, $2,000,000 aggregate; certificate naming the owner and manager before mobilization. Full credentials. |
| Validity | 90 days, with a material escalation clause above a 5% Sherwin-Williams price movement |
