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Interior and exterior painting for homes and commercial properties — premium coatings engineered for South Florida's UV, humidity, and salt air. Surface preparation, pressure washing, and color consultation included.

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About Our Paint Service

Paint in South Florida faces challenges that most of the country never deals with — intense UV radiation that fades colors in months, humidity that causes adhesion failure, salt air that accelerates deterioration, and tropical storms that test every square inch of your exterior finish. Our painting division uses premium coatings specifically formulated for South Florida's conditions — 100% acrylic elastomeric exterior paints, UV-resistant color systems, and moisture-cure primers that bond to challenging surfaces. Every exterior project includes full pressure washing, surface repair, caulking, priming, and two coats of finish paint. Interior projects include wall repair, texture matching, trim work, and furniture-grade cabinet refinishing.

What's Included

  • Exterior — elastomeric and 100% acrylic systems
  • Interior — walls, trim, cabinets, and specialty finishes
  • Pressure washing and surface preparation
  • Color consultation and digital previews
  • Commercial and HOA painting programs
  • Warranty-backed coatings

Documented Outcomes

UV-resistant coatings that hold color longer

Moisture and mildew resistant formulations

Proper surface prep prevents peeling

Color consultation included

Efficient scheduling minimizes disruption

Pricing Guide

How Much Does Paint Cost in South Florida?

Transparent pricing based on hundreds of projects across Broward, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach County.

Typical Range$2,500 – $25,000
Per Square Foot$1.50 – $6 per sq ft
Project Duration2–7 days

What Affects Paint Cost?

Scope (interior/exterior)

Interior average $2–4/sf, exterior $3–6/sf including prep

Paint grade

Standard $25/gal, premium $45/gal, elastomeric exterior $55/gal

Prep work

Power wash $200–500, caulking $300–800, patching $150–600 per project

Number of colors

Single color fastest, multiple accents add 10–20% to labor

Surface type

Stucco tricky, wood easier, metal requires primer, concrete porous

Height & access

Two-story or complex access adds equipment rental ($200–800)

Project Timeline

Paint Installation Timeline

Day-by-day breakdown of what to expect during your project.

Day 1

Prep Work

Power wash exterior. Cover plants, surfaces. Patch holes, caulk gaps, prime bare spots.

Day 2

Trim & Detail

Trim, windows, doors painted first with brush work. Clean cut lines established.

Day 3–5

Main Body

Wall surfaces sprayed or rolled with two full coats. Proper drying time between coats.

Day 6

Accent Colors

Door accents, shutters, fascia, accent walls painted with secondary colors.

Day 7

Final Inspection

Walk-through with homeowner. Touch-ups completed. Coverings removed.

Materials

Paint Options & Grades

We match the right materials to your specific project needs.

Sherwin-Williams Duration

Premium exterior

Best for: Florida homes, 25-year coverage, color retention

Behr Elastomeric

Stucco specialist

Best for: Stucco homes, bridges small cracks, waterproof

Benjamin Moore Aura

Premium interior

Best for: Living spaces, excellent coverage, low VOC

Sherwin-Williams ProMar 200

Commercial interior

Best for: Offices, rental properties, durability

Cabot Wood Stain

Wood protection

Best for: Decks, fences, wood trim

Decision Guide

Is Paint Right for You?

Honest guidance on when this service fits — and when to consider alternatives.

Choose Paint When...

  • Paint is faded, chalky, or peeling
  • You're listing home for sale (paint is #1 ROI improvement)
  • You want a new color scheme
  • Stains, water damage, or smoke damage visible
  • Wood trim needs protection before further damage

Consider Alternatives When...

  • Major substrate damage exists (repair first, paint second)
  • Home being demolished (no point painting)
  • Active moisture problem (fix leak first)
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about paint in South Florida, answered by our team.

How much does house painting cost in South Florida?

Exterior house painting averages $3,500–$8,000 for a typical 2,000 sq ft home. Interior painting runs $2,500–$6,000 for whole-home. Premium projects (high-end materials, color matching, detail work) can reach $15,000–$25,000. Costs are $1.50–6/sf depending on scope and finishes.

How long does exterior paint last in Florida?

Premium exterior paints (Duration, Aura, elastomeric) last 10–15 years in Florida. Standard paints last 5–8 years. The difference is huge in our climate — intense UV, salt air, and tropical storms accelerate paint degradation. Investing $500–1,500 more in premium paint saves $5,000–10,000 in sooner repainting.

Is elastomeric paint worth it for stucco homes?

Yes, for stucco homes with hairline cracks or rough texture. Elastomeric paint stretches, bridges cracks up to 1/16", and provides waterproof coverage. Costs 20–40% more than standard acrylic but lasts 2x longer on stucco. Not needed for smooth surfaces or newer stucco in perfect condition.

How long does painting take?

Exterior: 5–7 days for typical home. Interior: 5–7 days for whole-home. Single rooms: 1–2 days. Timing includes prep (power wash, caulking, repairs), painting itself, and drying between coats. Weather delays exterior work — we don't paint during afternoon thunderstorms or high humidity.

Do I need to move out during interior painting?

No, but some disruption is unavoidable. We work room-by-room typically. Furniture is moved to center of room or to adjoining spaces. Use of rooms limited during and 24 hours after painting. Bedrooms habitable within 4–6 hours due to low-VOC paints. Pets should be moved to untreated areas.

Can you paint in summer Florida weather?

Yes, with scheduling adjustments. We start at sunrise, finish by early afternoon to avoid peak heat and afternoon thunderstorms. Elastomeric paints can handle 90°F+ temperatures. We monitor humidity (ideal 40–70%) and use products formulated for Florida climate. Some prep work (caulking, priming) can happen in afternoon heat.

How should I prepare for painting?

Exterior: Move outdoor furniture, patio décor, grills away from walls 6+ feet. Interior: Remove wall hangings, small décor, valuables. We handle furniture moving for larger interior projects. Keep pets secured. Plan to be home for color approval at key milestones.

What colors are popular in South Florida?

Neutrals dominate: Sherwin-Williams Alabaster, Benjamin Moore Simply White, light grays like Repose Gray. Coastal palette: soft blues, muted greens, sandy beiges. Bright accents on doors: teal, navy, terracotta. We provide color consultation with swatches and can do digital previews of your home in different colors.

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