Painting and Restoration Contractor in Hollywood, FL

Hollywood was founded in the 1920s and grew quickly after the Second World War, and its housing shows both. The Hollywood Lakes historic district, between downtown and the Intracoastal, holds some of the city's oldest houses, while the neighborhoods to the west, out toward Emerald Hills and Hollywood Hills, are mostly single-story concrete block and stucco — the CBS house that defines this part of Broward. Those are durable walls, but after decades of repainting they carry layers of old coatings, hairline cracks at window corners and, often, a previous repaint that never properly bonded.

On the barrier island, Hollywood Beach is a different job. The Broadwalk is lined with low-rise buildings, older motels converted to condos and taller condominium buildings along A1A, all of them in direct salt spray. Associations there deal with the same problems as the rest of the coast — balcony and slab-edge spalling, failing sealant, corroded railings — and, on buildings of three or more stories, the milestone-inspection schedule that usually brings those problems to the board's table.

We are licensed as a Florida general contractor, which matters on both kinds of property. On a house it means the stucco and concrete repair a wash uncovers is inside our scope rather than a reason to stop; on an association building it means the concrete restoration, the waterproofing and the repaint are one contract, with one company responsible for the result.