Paint that survives a Florida summer
Interior and exterior repaints, prepped properly, coated with systems rated for UV and humidity.
Why it matters in Florida
Paint fails here for one of three reasons: it went on over chalky or damp substrate, it was a single thin coat, or it was the wrong product for stucco. Florida sun fades a cheap exterior in three years and afternoon storms find every unsealed crack. We spend most of the job on prep, pressure clean, patch, caulk, prime, because that is what decides how long the finish lasts.
What's included
Every painting job includes
Wash and prep first
Surfaces pressure cleaned, chalk removed, and left to dry before a drop of paint goes on.
Patch, caulk, and seal
Stucco cracks filled, trim gaps caulked, and bare spots spot-primed so the topcoat has something to grip.
Florida-rated coatings
Sherwin-Williams and Behr exterior acrylic or elastomeric systems chosen for the substrate, not for whatever is on sale.
Two full coats
Two coats at manufacturer spread rate, the spec that actually carries the warranty.
Masking and protection
Windows, fixtures, roofs, driveways, and landscaping covered before spraying or rolling.
Daily cleanup
Tools and debris off site every evening, walkways clear, no paint on your pavers.
Process
How a painting project runs
- 01
Walkthrough and color help
We measure, note repairs, and help narrow colors, including HOA-approved palettes.
- 02
Written scope and price
Surfaces, coating system, number of coats, and prep spelled out line by line.
- 03
Prep days
Wash, dry, patch, caulk, prime, and mask. Usually the longest part of the job.
- 04
Paint and walkthrough
Spray and back-roll, second coat, then we walk it with you in daylight and fix anything you point at.
Recent projects
What this looks like in practice
Two-story stucco, 40+ cracks routed and sealed, elastomeric over full prime. 5 days.
2,300 sq ft of walls, ceilings, doors, and trim repainted while the family stayed in the house.
Faded exterior brought back to an ARB-approved color ahead of a violation deadline.
FAQ
Painting questions we get every week
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