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HOA & Community Painting
Integrity Paint and General Contracting paints condo communities, townhome associations, apartment complexes, and shared common areas across Oakland, Walnut Creek, and the East Bay. We work directly with boards and property managers, paint to approved association standards, and schedule around residents so daily life in the community keeps moving.
Painting a single home means one decision-maker. Painting a community means a board, a property manager, a management company, and hundreds of residents who all need to know what is happening at their front door and when.
That coordination is where most HOA projects go wrong, and it is what we have built our process around. We communicate with the board and management throughout, provide clear scopes and schedules that can be shared with residents, post notice before work reaches each building, and keep access, parking, and entryways usable while the project moves through the property.
Boards get documentation they can present at meetings. Residents get advance notice instead of surprises. The painting itself is the part we do every day. The coordination is what makes an HOA project succeed or fail.
Over 23 years of experience · 2,000+ projects completed · 4.9★ with 80+ Google reviews
We handle the full range of managed and shared properties across the East Bay.
Building exteriors, entryways, stairwells, railings, trim, and shared facades, painted to approved association color schemes with consistent results across every building.
Exterior repaints, hallways and corridors, stairwells, laundry and common rooms, and unit turnovers between tenants, scheduled to minimize disruption for occupied units.
Clubhouses, pool houses, mail and package rooms, fitness rooms, gates, fences, and carports, the shared structures that carry the community's overall appearance.
Communities like Rossmoor call for extra care: low-odor and low-VOC products, clear daily communication, protected walkways, and crews who know residents are home throughout.
Stucco cracks, dry rot on trim and railings, damaged siding, and failed caulking repaired before any coating goes on. See our surface restoration services.
Interior unit repaints between tenants on the timeline your leasing calendar requires, coordinated with property management for access.
Five stages, built around how boards and property managers actually work.
We walk the property with the board or manager, document conditions building by building, and provide a written proposal clear enough to present at a meeting.
We work within your approved palette or help the board evaluate options, with sample applications on site so decision-makers see real colors on real surfaces.
A phased schedule by building or section, coordinated parking and access, and notice materials management can distribute so residents know when work reaches them.
Surfaces washed, scraped, repaired, caulked, and primed before premium coatings. Walkways, landscaping, vehicles, and entryways protected daily, work areas cleaned nightly.
A final walkthrough with the board or manager, punch list items addressed, and documentation of completed work for the association's records.
More than 2,000 projects completed across the East Bay, including schools, churches, retail properties, and apartment communities.
A dedicated project manager is your single point of contact from proposal through closeout, so boards and managers are never chasing information.
Phased scheduling, resident notice, protected access, and daily cleanup, because people live here while we work.
We paint to approved palettes and provide on-site samples so boards can decide with confidence.
CSLB #1021317 with full general liability and workers compensation coverage. Certificates of insurance provided for association records.
Certification #R-R-75920-25-00012, which matters across the East Bay's many pre-1978 communities.
We recently completed an exterior repaint across a multi-building condo community, phased building by building so resident parking and entryways stayed accessible throughout.
The project included stucco crack repair, dry rot replacement on stair railings, and a board-approved two-tone scheme applied consistently across every structure in the community.
We paint HOA and multi-unit properties throughout Alameda and Contra Costa counties.
The questions boards and property managers ask most often. If you do not see yours, give us a call.
HOA painting is priced per project, because cost depends on the number of buildings, total surface area, surface condition, access, and how much repair work is needed before painting. We provide a detailed written proposal after walking the property, itemized clearly enough for a board to review and approve at a meeting.
Yes. We work with HOA boards, property managers, and management companies throughout the project, from walkthrough and proposal to color approval, scheduling, and final closeout, with a dedicated project manager as your single point of contact.
We phase work by building or section, coordinate parking and access with management, and provide notice materials so residents know when work reaches their unit. Walkways and entryways stay usable, and work areas are cleaned at the end of each day.
Yes. We paint to your approved palette, and when a community is choosing new colors we provide on-site sample applications so the board can see real colors on real surfaces before committing.
Yes. Integrity Paint is licensed, bonded, and insured, CSLB license number 1021317, with full general liability and workers compensation coverage, and we provide certificates of insurance for association records on request.
Yes. We handle apartment complex exteriors, hallways, stairwells, and common areas, along with interior unit turnovers between tenants, scheduled to fit your turnover timeline.
Timeline depends on the number of buildings, total square footage, and the amount of prep and repair required. Multi-building communities are typically phased over several weeks, and we provide a building-by-building schedule with the proposal so the board and residents know what to expect.
Yes. Stucco cracks, dry rot, damaged siding, and failed caulking are repaired before any coating is applied. Painting over unaddressed damage only hides it, so repairs are scoped and priced up front in the proposal.
Free walkthroughs and detailed written proposals for HOA boards, property managers, and multi-unit property owners across Oakland, Walnut Creek, and the East Bay.
