Exterior Painting
Full exterior repaints that stand up to Florida sun, salt air and heavy rain — prepped properly, then painted to last.
The Work That Happens Before the Paint
An exterior repaint is won or lost in the prep. Surfaces get washed, loose and peeling paint removed, and problem spots patched and primed before any color goes on — the part of the job that doesn't show but is what makes the finish hold.
We walk the exterior with you first so you know exactly what we're seeing and what it needs.
A Finish That Holds Up to Southwest Florida
Sun, salt air and heavy rain are hard on a house here in a way they aren't everywhere else. We use products suited to that exposure and apply them the way they're meant to be applied — even coverage, no shortcuts on cure time between coats.
The result is a repaint that still looks sharp well after the truck pulls away.
Straight Answers
How often should I repaint the exterior?
Most homes in Southwest Florida hold up well for five to eight years before a full repaint, though sun-facing walls and trim can show wear sooner. A quick look at the surface tells us what it actually needs.
Do you pressure wash before painting?
Yes — washing the surface and clearing mildew and salt residue is part of the prep on every exterior job.
Do you paint stucco and block homes?
Yes, along with siding, soffit, fascia and trim. We'll walk the whole exterior with you before quoting.
Ready when you are.
Send a few details and we’ll get back to you with a free estimate — or just call or text.