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What Should You Look for in a Commercial Painting Project?

Hi everyone,

I'm planning a property improvement project and would like to understand what people usually consider when choosing a commercial painting service. Besides cost, what factors are most important—surface preparation, project timeline, materials, or previous experience?

I'd appreciate any advice or experiences about what makes a commercial painting project go smoothly and what common mistakes should be avoided. Thanks!