Exterior Painting
Coatings built for South Florida humidity, UV, and fading, with real prep underneath.
South Florida weather is hard on exterior paint: sun, humidity, and salt air all work against a coating that wasn’t prepped and applied for this climate specifically. We pressure wash and prep every surface first, then apply high-durability coatings made to resist humidity, UV, and fading.
- Pressure washing included on every exterior job
- Proper surface preparation before any paint goes on
- High-durability coatings resistant to humidity, UV, and fading
- Homes and condo buildings across Miami-Dade
- Protected landscaping, walkways, and windows, with a spotless jobsite after
What does exterior painting cost?
See the full exterior painting cost guide.
Common questions
How is a painting quote calculated?
Most quotes come from square footage plus condition: how much patching, sanding, and priming the surface needs before paint goes on, and how many coats it will take for full, even coverage. A quick walkthrough (in person or over photos and a video call) is usually enough to put together a firm number.
Do you provide a written estimate before starting work?
Yes. Every job gets a written estimate covering scope, prep, paint, and price before any work begins, so there are no surprises on the invoice.
What’s included in the price, labor, materials, or both?
Quoted prices include both labor and materials unless a quote specifically calls out a paint allowance. The estimate will always spell out exactly what’s covered.
What’s the best time of year for exterior painting in South Florida?
Late fall through spring is ideal, lower humidity and less rain means paint cures properly between coats. Summer isn’t off-limits, but afternoon storms can push a schedule and coatings need real dry time to bond.
Why does exterior paint fail faster here than up north?
UV intensity, near-constant humidity, and salt air all break down paint film faster than in drier climates. That’s why prep, pressure washing, scraping loose paint, priming bare spots, and the coating grade matter more here than almost anywhere else.
Do you pressure wash before painting?
Always, on exterior work. Pressure washing removes chalking, mildew, and salt residue that would otherwise keep new paint from bonding properly, skipping it is the single biggest reason exterior paint peels early.
How do you protect landscaping and windows during an exterior job?
Plants get covered or tied back, walkways and driveways are shielded from drips and overspray, and windows, light fixtures, and hardware are masked before any paint or pressure-washing starts.
What kind of paint do you use for South Florida exteriors?
High-durability, UV- and mildew-resistant exterior coatings built for hot, humid, coastal conditions, not a standard-grade paint pulled off the shelf.
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