Start by deciding which areas matter most (interior, exterior, or both). We recommend a quick walkthrough to identify wall repairs, moisture issues, and prep needs. From there, we can help you choose finishes, colors, and a simple plan that fits your timeline and budget.

Common signs include peeling or bubbling paint, fading, stains, cracking caulk, mildew, chalky residue, and visible patchwork. For interiors, scuffs, uneven sheen, and old colors are typical reasons. A site visit helps confirm what’s cosmetic versus what needs repair.

Pricing depends on the size of the home, number of rooms, ceiling height, surface condition, prep and repairs, paint type, and access. The best way to get accurate pricing is a site visit or detailed quote based on your specific scope.

Most residential projects take anywhere from a couple of days to about a week depending on size, prep work, drying time, and the number of coats. Exterior projects can take longer if weather affects scheduling or drying.

Cost is driven by surface preparation, repairs (patching, stucco, plaster), number of coats, paint quality, trim detail, ceilings, height and access, protection of furniture and floors, and whether pressure cleaning or waterproof coatings are included.

Fresh paint improves curb appeal and makes interiors feel cleaner and more updated, which can help the home show better and support resale value. Proper preparation and durable products matter most for long-term results.

DIY can work for small rooms if surfaces are in good condition and you have time for prep. For full interiors, exteriors, high ceilings, repairs, or waterproofing, professional work typically delivers better durability, cleaner lines, faster completion, and fewer costly mistakes.

In South Florida, exterior paints should be selected for UV exposure, humidity, and mildew resistance. Interior paint depends on the room (kitchens and baths often benefit from moisture-resistant finishes). We recommend products based on surface type and conditions.

Longevity depends on surface prep, products used, sun exposure, salt air, moisture, and maintenance. With proper preparation and quality coatings, many exteriors can perform for years, but harsh South Florida conditions make correct prep and materials especially important.