Harmony Painting Shares 10-Site Carl’s Jr. Operations Case Study

The 2022 exterior program kept business hours, parking and drive-thru access in focus while crews completed repairs and color updates.

DENVER, CO, UNITED STATES, September 18, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Harmony Painting has released a case study from a summer 2022 exterior painting program at 10 participating Carl’s Jr. restaurants in Colorado. The case study outlines how the Denver-based painting company coordinated an active, multi-site restaurant project while the locations continued serving customers during normal business hours.

The work was completed for an ownership group responsible for the participating restaurants. Each project involved exterior preparation and repainting on stucco buildings, including crack filling and repairs where needed before coatings were applied. Harmony Painting also worked with a new color palette developed for the brand presentation at the locations.

Rather than scheduling work around full restaurant closures, Harmony Painting assigned larger crews and began work in the early morning. The company coordinated work zones with each site’s traffic patterns so customer parking and drive-thru access could remain available during operating hours.

According to Harmony Painting, the participating restaurants continued operating without sales lost as a result of the painting work. The case study identifies the early-morning schedule, crew capacity, site-access planning and advance repair identification as the principal factors that supported that result.

“Exterior work at an operating restaurant has to be planned around the customer experience, not just the paint schedule,” said Spencer Melfi, CEO of Harmony Painting. “For these 10 locations, we staffed the work so we could start early, move strategically around parking and drive-thru lanes, and complete the repairs needed before the coating work moved forward.”

The 2022 program provides a practical reference for restaurant owners and multi-site facilities teams planning exterior maintenance without interrupting normal operations. Harmony Painting recommends identifying stucco and substrate repairs before crews arrive, confirming the color schedule before materials are ordered, and documenting parking, delivery and drive-thru restrictions at each location before the first day of work.

For commercial painting projects involving active customer traffic, the company says the work plan should define staffing levels, access windows, staging areas, site contacts and the order in which exterior areas will be addressed. This information can help operators and contractors coordinate work while maintaining a consistent finish across multiple properties.

About Harmony Painting

Harmony Painting is a locally owned residential and commercial painting company serving Denver and surrounding Colorado communities. The company works with homeowners, businesses, property managers and multi-site operators on interior, exterior and phased painting projects. Harmony Painting is located at 2008 S. Corona St., Denver, CO 80210. For more information, visit the company’s website.

Spencer Melfi
Harmony Painting
+1 720-450-2907
spencer@harmonypaintingdenver.com

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