Entertainment and Recreation · Museums
Painting and coatings for museums.
Gallery walls are repainted constantly between exhibits and have to be flawless under gallery lighting. McAllister Painting prepares, paints and coats gallery walls, ceilings, lobbies, corridors and exhibit structures, with the work scheduled around between exhibitions, often on short notice.
- Scheduled around between exhibitions, often on short notice
- Surfaces: gallery walls, ceilings, lobbies, corridors and exhibit structures
- Planning, preparation, application, quality control
- Serving Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi and Tennessee
What the work involves
What museums need from a painting contractor.
Level 5 drywall finishing and precise color matching are the standard for gallery walls.
Like every McAllister project, museums work runs through planning, preparation, application and quality control. The planning stage settles access, hours, containment and products with you or the general contractor. Preparation is matched to each substrate so the finish has something sound to hold on to. Application follows the product data sheet and the specification, and every area is checked before it is handed back.
McAllister works as a subcontractor to general contractors on new construction and build-outs, and directly for owners and facility managers on buildings that are already in use, across Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi and Tennessee.
Typical scope
What we are usually asked to do in museums.
- 01
Gallery walls
Patched, refinished and repainted between exhibitions.
- 02
Lobbies and public areas
Durable finishes for high-traffic spaces.
- 03
Exhibit build-outs
Temporary walls framed, finished and painted for new shows.
Services
Services for museums.

Commercial & Industrial Painting
Interior and exterior painting for warehouses, plants, schools, retail and offices, scheduled around your operation and delivered to the specification, as a subcontractor or direct.

Drywall
Drywall hanging, taping, finishing and repair for commercial interiors, coordinated with our framing and painting so the general contractor deals with one sub.

Metal Stud Framing
Light-gauge metal stud partitions, furring, soffits and bulkheads for commercial interiors, framed from the drawings and carried through to drywall and paint.

Specialty Finishes
Textured, accent and high-durability wall finishes for lobbies, corridors, retail floors and offices, chosen for appearance, cleanability and the traffic the wall will see.
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Entertainment and Recreation
Other entertainment and recreation facilities.
Arcades
Arcades are dark, busy and full of equipment, so finishes are chosen for durability and the work is planned around the machines.
Auditoriums
Auditoriums have tall walls, ceilings and seating that need lift access and careful protection.

Basketball Courts
Gym walls, structure and court areas take balls, bodies and constant activity.
Bowling Alleys
Bowling centers mix a concourse, lanes, a bar and arcade areas, often open late.
Casinos
Casinos run around the clock, so painting happens in small, contained phases with no interruption to the floor.

Commercial Bathrooms
Public restrooms need finishes that survive humidity, cleaning chemicals and constant use.
Country Clubs
Clubhouses, pro shops, locker rooms and dining rooms call for a higher level of finish, delivered around members.
Golf Simulators
Simulator bays need dark, non-reflective finishes and durable walls that take the occasional mishit.

Movie Theaters
Theaters need dark auditoriums, bright lobbies and finishes that hide wear between cleanings.
Playgrounds
Playground structures, shade canopies and surrounding buildings take sun, rain and children every day.
Splash Pads
Splash pads and wet play areas need slip-resistant, water-tolerant coatings and structures that resist constant wetting.

Stadiums and Arenas
Stadiums and arenas are large structures with concourses, seating bowls, suites and back of house, painted between seasons.
All industries
See every industry and facility type McAllister serves.
Have a museums project?
Tell us about the facility, the scope and how it operates. We will come back with the approach, the schedule and a clear quote.