Notes
Painting in South Florida
Practical notes on the things that actually decide whether a finish lasts here: salt, stucco, humidity, timing and the approval process nobody warns you about.
6 articles on 3 topics. Written by the people doing the work, not by a content agency.
When to Paint a House Exterior in South Florida
Most of the advice online is written for places with four seasons. Here there are two, and only one of them is reliably kind to a coat of paint.
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Pressure Washing or Soft Washing, and What Takes Which
The two get used interchangeably in advertising and they are not the same thing. One is mechanical, one is chemical, and using the wrong one is how a cleaning turns into a repair.
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Why a Coastal Exterior Needs a Different Coating
The paint on a house two miles inland and the paint on one facing the Intracoastal are doing different jobs, and the products are not interchangeable.
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What HOA Colour Approval Actually Involves
Across Boca Raton, Coral Springs, Wellington and most of Palm Beach County, the colour is not yours to pick alone. Knowing the process before you fall in love with a shade saves a month.
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Interior Paint, Humidity and Which Sheen Goes Where
A Florida interior is a humid building kept cold, which is a combination that produces problems most paint advice never mentions.
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How to Read a Painting Estimate
Two quotes for the same house can differ enormously and both be given in good faith. Almost always the gap is in what was left unwritten.
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