Painting · South Florida
Florida does not license painting the way it licenses contracting, so insurance and prep are what separate a good crew from a cheap one. Both get checked here.
What this actually solves
Most bad painting stories are not about paint. They are about a crew that skipped preparation, quoted low to win the job, and disappeared when the finish failed a year later. In South Florida the finish fails faster than anywhere else, because sun, humidity and salt attack the same wall three different ways. What separates a paint job that lasts eight years from one that chalks out after two summers is the work that happens before the first coat.
What moves the price
Square footage sets the floor. Everything above it is condition and access: how much patching, caulking and priming the surface needs, how many stories, whether furniture has to be moved and protected, and how many colors are in play. Cabinets price by the piece, not by area, which is why a kitchen is quoted separately from the rest of the house.
What is covered
Book a free on-site estimate
No obligation. An insured painting crew confirms the details with you.
An insured painting crew will call you shortly to confirm the details. If it is urgent, call (385) 402-6086.
Questions we get
Because the price lives in the condition of the surface, not in the square footage. A wall that needs patching and priming is a different job than one that needs two coats.
A typical interior is three to five days. A full exterior is four to seven, weather permitting.
No. The crew works room by room and protects everything that stays.
Whatever holds up in this climate for the surface you have. We will tell you the product and the coverage in the written estimate.
Also available:
Insured crews. Firm written price before work starts.