Interior and exterior painting for Central Florida homeowners and property managers. Fixed written price before we start. Two coats, always.
Exterior repaint · Dr. Phillips
Painting is the easiest trade to do badly and the hardest to judge until it fails. These are the four we hear most often — usually from the person calling us to fix it.
Three days on, six days off. Nobody answers the phone and the furniture is still in the middle of the room.
It looks fine the week they leave. Then the old color starts ghosting through by the second summer.
A low number to win the job, then drywall repair, then primer, then trim — each one a surprise on the invoice.
Roller spatter on the tile, tape still stuck to the baseboard, and a paint tray in the flower bed.
Every rule we work by exists because a customer told us about one of these.
A living room and a 40,000 sq ft warehouse need different crews, schedules and products. Tell us which one you have — the form sorts it out in one click.
Residential
So we work around your family, not the other way around. Floors covered before a can is opened, fixtures pulled and reset, and the site clean every single evening.
Commercial
So we schedule around your operation — nights, weekends, phased by floor or zone. One point of contact, a written schedule, and a site your customers never see us working on.
You get a named lead painter and their phone number on day one. No rotating subs, no strangers in your house.
Two full coats over primed surface is written into every estimate we send. It is not an upgrade and it is never the thing we quietly cut.
Fixed, itemized, and good for 30 days. Nothing gets added to your invoice without you signing a change order first.
Wash, scrape, patch, caulk, sand, mask. It is the unglamorous two-thirds of the schedule and the only reason paint lasts here.
Sherwin-Williams and Benjamin Moore exterior lines rated for UV and humidity. The spec sheet goes in your estimate.
Tape off, trash out, floors swept. You should not be able to tell we were there until you look at the walls.
Drag the line across the photo. Same room, same lens, same light — the only thing that changed is the preparation underneath and two coats on top.
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Full exterior · Winter Garden
Cabinet refinishing · Baldwin Park
The crew · OrlandoThe form below takes about two minutes. Rooms or square footage, interior or exterior, and when you would like it done.
On site, free, no obligation. We measure, check the substrate, talk sheen and color, and flag anything that needs repair before paint.
Protect, prep, prime, two coats. Then you walk the job with the lead painter and list anything you want corrected — before the final payment.
If our workmanship fails inside two years — peeling, blistering, cracking at the seams, a line that did not hold — we come back and redo it. No charge, no argument, no reading of fine print.
★★★★★ 4.9 · 127 reviews on Google
They repainted the whole interior in four days with two kids and a dog in the house, and I never once had to move anything myself. The cut line where the wall meets the ceiling is perfect — that's the part everybody else rushes.
We have eleven buildings. They painted six of them on nights and weekends and not one tenant filed a complaint. The schedule they handed us on day one is the schedule they kept.
The estimate was itemized down to the caulk. Final invoice matched it to the dollar. After my last contractor, that alone was worth it. They also caught rotted trim I had not noticed and showed me before touching it.
Everything inside roughly 40 miles of downtown Orlando.
Outside the list? Ask anyway — we cover most of Central Florida, and we travel further for commercial work.
A typical three-bedroom interior runs roughly $3,500–$6,500 depending on ceiling height, trim detail and how much drywall repair it needs. A single-story exterior is usually $4,000–$8,000. Anyone who quotes you a firm number over the phone without seeing the surface is guessing, and that guess is what gets revised later.
Nothing up front, and you should be careful with anyone who asks for it. On larger jobs we invoice in progress payments as phases finish, and the final balance is always due after you have walked the completed work and signed off on it. The rule worth carrying to any contractor: never pay most of a paint job before it is done.
Most interiors are three to five working days. A single-story exterior is four to six, weather permitting — in summer we schedule exterior work around the afternoon storms rather than fighting them. Your estimate includes a written start and finish date.
Almost never. Interiors are done room by room so you keep the rest of the house. Commercial work is scheduled nights, weekends or in phases so your doors stay open — that is the normal way we run those jobs, not a special request.
Sherwin-Williams and Benjamin Moore, using the line that matches the surface and exposure — not whatever is on sale. Florida sun and humidity destroy cheap exterior paint in about three years, which is why the exact product and sheen is written into your estimate before you sign.
Yes. Licensed in the State of Florida and carrying general liability and workers' compensation. We send the certificates with the estimate without being asked — and you should ask every contractor who does not.
Our workmanship: peeling, blistering, flaking, cracking at seams or caulk lines, and coverage failures. It does not cover damage from impact, storms, structural movement or moisture intrusion from a roof or plumbing leak — those are not paint problems. The full terms are one page, in plain English, attached to your estimate.
Two minutes here, then a real conversation on site. You will have a written, itemized, fixed price in your inbox within 24 hours of the walkthrough.
Rather talk to someone? Call (407) 885-7011
