Shopfront and Commercial Painting in Stonnington

Facades, shopfronts and heritage commercial buildings along High Street Armadale, Chapel Street, Toorak Road and Glenferrie Road, painted around trading, footpaths and tram stops.

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What's included in our commercial painting in stonnington service

Shopfronts

Street-level frontages repainted so the business looks the part, staged around opening hours.

Heritage facades

Cornices, window mouldings and parapets on period commercial buildings, prepared and painted in detail.

Upper storeys

Two-storey facades worked from scissor lifts, with the footpath kept open and safe below.

Offices above shops

Interiors and stairwells of the offices and apartments that sit above Stonnington's strips.

Why Melbourne chooses Jetblack Painting for commercial painting in stonnington

Stonnington's commercial strips are some of the most visible streets in Melbourne: High Street Armadale, Chapel Street through Prahran, South Yarra and Windsor, Toorak Road, and Glenferrie Road in Malvern. Painting here means working on a busy footpath, often next to a tram or bus stop, on buildings where the facade is part of the shop's identity.

Jetblack Painting is a 5-star rated Melbourne business with 18+ years of experience, $10 million public liability insurance, and a 5-year workmanship guarantee on every project.

High Street, Armadale

On High Street, Armadale, we repainted a two-storey commercial building from its original dark charcoal render to white, including the heritage wing with its ornate cornice and window mouldings. The work was done from a scissor lift beside a live bus stop, with cones, bunting and pedestrian signage keeping the footpath open and safe the whole way through.

Heritage Shopfronts and Council Approval

Many Stonnington strips are covered by heritage overlays, and a change of colour on a heritage shopfront can need a planning permit. Repainting the existing scheme is usually straightforward. The City of Stonnington confirms what applies to a building: we are painters, not planners, and we paint to the approved scheme.

Period detail is where the hours go on these buildings. Cornices, mouldings and parapets are cleaned back and prepared before any colour goes on, so the detail stays crisp rather than clogged with old paint.

Commercial Painting in Stonnington FAQs

Do you paint shopfronts on Chapel Street and High Street?

Yes. We paint shopfronts and commercial facades across Stonnington, including High Street Armadale, Chapel Street, Toorak Road and Glenferrie Road. Work is staged around trading, with the footpath managed so customers can still get in.

Can you paint a two-storey facade on a busy street?

Yes. Upper storeys are worked from a scissor lift, with cones, barriers and signage set up so pedestrians and any nearby tram or bus stop stay safe. On High Street Armadale we did exactly this next to a live bus stop.

Does a heritage shopfront need council approval to repaint?

It can. A change of colour on a heritage-listed shopfront in Stonnington may need a planning permit; repainting the existing scheme usually does not. The City of Stonnington confirms what applies, and we paint to the approved scheme.

Can you work outside trading hours?

Yes. Shopfront work can be done early in the morning, after close or on weekends so the business keeps trading. The timing is agreed in the written quote.

How do I get a commercial painting quote in Stonnington?

Call or text Jimmy on 0432 077 782, or use the form on this page. We visit the building, look at access and the footpath, and send an itemised written quote, usually within 24 to 48 hours.

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Commercial Painting in Stonnington work

A High Street Armadale commercial building in its original dark charcoal render before repainting, with drop sheets laid along the footpath and a bus shelter against the frontage
High Street, Armadale, before: the original dark charcoal render.
A Jetblack Painting painter on a scissor lift repainting a rendered commercial facade in Armadale, white meeting the original charcoal on a hard edge, with cones and bunting around a live bus stop
Halfway: new white meeting the charcoal, with the footpath and bus stop kept open.
A heritage commercial building in Armadale being repainted white from a scissor lift, with ornate cornice and window mouldings and arched ground-floor windows
The heritage wing, with its cornice and mouldings, worked from the lift.
The completed white rendered facade of a High Street Armadale commercial building after repainting by Jetblack Painting
Complete: the whole frontage in white.