Exterior House Painting in Central Florida
Curb appeal that survives Florida — premium weather-resistant coatings over properly cleaned, repaired and primed surfaces.
Central Florida's UV, afternoon storms and year-round humidity are brutal on exterior paint. Peeling, chalking and mildew usually come from skipped prep, so that's where we spend the time: pressure washing, scraping loose paint, caulking gaps, repairing stucco cracks and priming bare spots before any finish coat goes on.
We paint stucco, block, siding, soffits, fascia, trim, garage doors, front doors, lanais and pool areas, and we use exterior paints rated for high heat and moisture so the color stays true for years.
Live in an HOA community? We're used to working from approved color palettes and can help you prepare your architectural review submission.
Before & After

What's Included
- Pressure washing & surface prep
- Stucco crack repair & caulking
- Stucco, block & siding
- Soffits, fascia & trim
- Garage & front doors
- Lanais, pool decks & patios
Exterior Painting Across Central Florida
We provide exterior painting throughout Central Florida, including:
- St. CloudOur home base
- Lake NonaOrange County
- OrlandoOrange County
- Winter ParkOrange County
- WindermereOrange County
- Dr. PhillipsOrange County
- Winter GardenOrange County
- Lake MarySeminole County
- OviedoSeminole County
- Hunters CreekOrange County
- KissimmeeOsceola County
Exterior Painting FAQs
How often should a Florida home be repainted?
Most Central Florida exteriors need repainting every 7–10 years, sooner on sides that take direct afternoon sun. Fading, chalky residue on your hand and hairline stucco cracks are signs it's time.
What happens if it rains?
We watch the forecast closely and schedule around Florida's afternoon storms. Paint isn't applied to wet surfaces or when rain is expected before it can cure.
Can you match my HOA's approved colors?
Yes. Give us your HOA's approved palette or color codes and we'll match them exactly. We can also help with the paperwork for architectural review.
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