Palm Beach County
Painting and Restoration Contractor in Delray Beach, FL
Delray Beach spans 1920s bungalows, beachside condominiums and some of the largest association communities in Palm Beach County. Each needs a different preparation, and we quote them that way.
Delray Beach has real architectural range for a city its size. The historic neighborhoods near downtown hold 1920s and 1930s bungalows and Mediterranean Revival houses with wood detailing that needs genuine carpentry as part of any repaint; the beachside streets and A1A hold condominiums directly exposed to salt; and west of I-95 there are very large association communities where a repaint is a multi-building program rather than a single job.
Historic and older housing sets the pace on the east side. Wood fascia, soffits, brackets and window trim on a ninety-year-old house need rot cut out and replaced before anything is coated, and the substrate needs a coating system that tolerates movement. It is slower work than block-and-stucco, and pretending otherwise is how a repaint on one of these houses starts peeling in its second year.
West of the interstate the work is association work: phasing, color approval, resident notices, and the stucco and sealant repair that always surfaces once buildings from the 1970s and 1980s are washed. Being a licensed general contractor as well as a painting company means the repair scope and the paint scope stay under one contract, which is usually what a board actually wants.
What we do here
Services in Delray Beach
- Interior PaintingWalls, ceilings, trim and doors — prepped properly and cut in clean.
- Exterior PaintingStucco, block, wood and trim, prepped for Florida sun, salt air and rain.
- Specialty FinishesVenetian plaster, faux finishes, wood staining and electrostatic painting for metal.
- Pressure CleaningDriveways, walkways, pool decks, roofs and building exteriors washed at the right pressure.
- Roof-A-CidePreventive roof treatment that stops algae and lichen from coming back — no pressure washing.
- Remodeling & AdditionsKitchens, baths, build-outs, additions, tile, counters and built-in millwork.
- HOA & Community PaintingWhole-community and condo building repaints, phased around residents.
- WaterproofingWalls, balconies, decks and joints sealed against wind-driven rain and standing water.
- Concrete RestorationSpalling repair, crack repair and structural concrete restoration on balconies, decks and structures.
- Stucco RepairCracked, flaking and delaminated stucco cut out, rebuilt and textured to match.
- Roof RestorationAcrylabs roof recovery coatings for flat and low-slope commercial roofs.
- Surface PreparationSandblasting and diamond grinding to get concrete, metal and masonry ready to coat.
Neighborhoods
Where we work in Delray Beach
- Lake Ida
- Del-Ida Park
- Pineapple Grove
- Marina Historic District
- Osceola Park
- Tropic Isle
- Seagate
- Kings Point
- The Hamlet
- Gleneagles
FAQ
Questions about painting in Delray Beach
What Delray Beach homeowners, boards and property managers ask us before an estimate.
Do you paint historic homes in Delray Beach?
Yes. Older wood-detailed houses need rot repair in fascia, soffits and trim before coating, and a system that tolerates the movement of wood. Properties in a historic district may also need color approval, which we build into the schedule rather than discovering late.
Do you work with Delray Beach HOAs and condo associations?
Yes — the large association communities west of I-95 are core commercial work. We provide a written scope and schedule of values a board can bid, phase the buildings, and issue resident notices before each phase.
How does the beach affect exterior paint in Delray?
Salt sits on the surface, holds moisture against the coating and corrodes exposed metal. Beachside properties need a thorough salt wash before painting and direct-to-metal coatings on railings, gates and fixtures, and their east elevations typically need attention before the rest of the building.
Can you repair stucco cracks before painting?
Yes, and on the 1970s and 1980s buildings west of I-95 it is normally part of the job. Cracks are routed and filled, hollow areas are rebuilt, and the texture is matched — quoted separately from the paint so the board can see what each part costs.
How far ahead should we schedule a community repaint?
Several months. The survey, the written scope, color approval and the board vote take longer than the painting, and booking the work into the dry season means fewer weather delays once the crews are on site.
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Get an estimate in Delray Beach
Send the details and we will walk the property, write a scope you can read, and price it line by line.