Real jobs from around the Space Coast — the city, the service and exactly what was prepped, primed and coated. If you want to see what your project would involve, this is the closest thing to standing on the job site with us.
Doors and drawer fronts were removed, labeled and degreased, then sanded and bonding-primed before spraying. Boxes and face frames were masked and sprayed in place, hardware holes were kept clean, and the kitchen was back in use each evening.
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BeforeA two-tone refinish: perimeter cabinets sprayed a warm white and the island sprayed navy. Grease was cut with a degreaser first, every door was scuff-sanded and bonding-primed, and the finish was sprayed for a factory-smooth surface with no brush marks.
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BeforeFull exterior wash, stucco crack repair and re-caulking at windows and trim, spot priming on bare areas, then two coats of a UV-stable exterior acrylic. Color and product sheets were provided for HOA architectural review before we started.
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BeforeSun-faded south and west walls were washed, hairline stucco cracks were filled and sealed, and bare block was primed. The body color was changed completely, which took an extra coat to cover evenly, and trim and the front door were finished last.
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BeforeAn older block-and-stucco home east of US-1: pressure washed, chalking surfaces stabilized with a masonry primer, cracks patched, then finished in a coastal-rated exterior coating that holds up to salt air.
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BeforeThe slab was diamond-ground rather than acid-etched, oil stains were cut out and patched, and a moisture-tolerant primer went down first. Base coat, gray flake broadcast to rejection, then a clear topcoat for hot-tire and chemical resistance.
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BeforeCracks and spalled edges were routed, filled and sanded flush before grinding the whole slab. A blue-gray flake system was installed with a clear urethane topcoat — foot traffic the next day, vehicles after three.
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BeforeScuffs and nail pops were patched and sanded, walls were cut in by hand at the ceiling line, and trim was finished in a washable enamel. Floors and furniture were masked daily and the room was cleaned up each afternoon.
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BeforeBuilder-flat walls were primed where patched and finished in a washable eggshell, with the ceiling refreshed and trim sprayed bright white. One-day turnaround for a single room.
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BeforeA humid beachside bathroom finished in a moisture-resistant satin, with caulk lines cut out and re-run at the tub and vanity, and trim and door enameled to match.
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BeforeGoing light over a dark stain takes a stain-blocking bonding primer and patient coats. Doors were sprayed off-site on racks, boxes sprayed in place, and everything reassembled with the original hardware layout.
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BeforeWashed, de-mildewed and crack-repaired, with careful cut-in along tile roof edges and soffits. Finished in two coats of exterior acrylic rated for full Florida sun and river-side humidity.
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BeforeWalls were patched and sanded smooth, then finished in a deep teal-blue eggshell with the ceiling refreshed bright white and trim enameled crisp white. Floors were masked and the room was cleaned up the same day.
Doors and drawer fronts were removed, degreased and scuff-sanded, then bonding-primed and sprayed. Perimeter cabinets went bright white and the island was sprayed navy, with hardware reinstalled and the kitchen back in service each evening.
The slab was diamond-ground, oil stains cut out and patched, and a moisture-tolerant primer applied. A gray-blue flake system was broadcast to rejection and sealed with a clear topcoat for hot-tire resistance — vehicles back in after three days.
Salt-air siding was pressure-washed and mildew-treated, failing caulk was re-run at windows and trim, and bare areas were primed. Two coats of a UV-stable acrylic went on the body and the front door was finished navy last.
Sun-faded walls were washed, hairline cracks filled and spot-primed, and the body was repainted a warm tan with bright white trim. The front door was refinished in a coastal teal as a single accent.
Cream stucco was washed and crack-patched, tile roof edges were carefully cut in, and trim, garage and front doors were finished charcoal. Two coats of a coastal-rated acrylic hold up to the beachside sun and salt.
Hairline and settlement cracks were cut out to sound stucco, patched with a polymer-modified mix and hand-textured to match the surrounding wall. The repairs were sealed with a masonry primer, then the elevation was finished in two coats of cream exterior acrylic so no patch shows through.
Years of black mildew streaking and tire marks were pre-treated with a cleaner, then surface-cleaned at a controlled pressure so the concrete was not etched. Paver borders were rinsed by hand, landscaping was pre-wetted and protected, and the whole approach dried back to an even light gray.
Nail pops, seam cracks and a small water-stained ceiling patch were cut out, re-taped and skim-coated, then the texture was matched by hand. Stains were sealed with a stain-blocking primer before the ceiling was rolled bright white and the walls finished in a warm greige eggshell.
A tenant-occupied storefront washed, caulked at control joints and window perimeters, then repainted light gray with a navy accent band and white fascia. Work was staged in evenings so the doors stayed open for business, with the walkway swept and re-opened before each morning.
The slab was diamond-ground to open the concrete, control joints were filled and old oil spots cut out and patched. A tan and beige flake blend was broadcast to rejection over the base coat, carried up the wall as a coved base, and sealed with a clear urethane topcoat.
Doors, drawer fronts and the hood surround were removed and labeled, degreased, scuff-sanded and bonding-primed, then sprayed a soft sage green in a durable cabinet enamel. Boxes were masked and sprayed in place and the brass hardware was reinstalled to the original layout.
An oak-shaded Malabar home where the north wall carried heavy mildew from constant shade. The whole exterior was washed and mildew-treated, hairline stucco cracks were filled and spot-primed, and failing caulk at windows and the soffit line was cut out and re-run. Two coats of warm white exterior acrylic went on the body with the fascia, soffit and door trim finished dark bronze.
A full open-concept repaint: nail pops and drywall seams were patched and sanded, the ceiling was rolled bright white, and the walls were finished in a warm white washable eggshell that carried through to the kitchen. Crown molding, baseboards and door casings were enameled, and tile floors and cabinetry were masked and protected each day.
A two-story stucco home washed from the roofline down, with chalking upper walls stabilized by a masonry primer before any color went on. Cracks were patched, window and trim joints re-caulked, and the body finished in two coats of a light coastal gray with bright white trim and columns. The front door was sprayed near-black last.
The slab was diamond-ground rather than acid-etched so the coating could key into open concrete. Oil spots were cut out and patched, control joints filled, then a base coat went down with a charcoal and white flake blend broadcast to rejection. A clear urethane topcoat finished it for hot-tire resistance — walkable the next day, vehicles back after three.
Old anchor holes and scuffs were patched, sanded flush and spot-primed before the walls were finished in a soft greige eggshell. The ceiling was refreshed bright white, crown molding and baseboards were enameled crisp white, and the wood floors were fully masked. One-day turnaround with the room cleaned and put back the same afternoon.
A single-story home in the community's tight lot spacing, so landscaping was pre-wetted and tarped before washing. Mildew was treated, stucco cracks patched and bare spots primed, then the body was finished soft cream with white fascia. Shutters, the entry door and the side door were sprayed a coastal teal off the house and reinstalled.
Doors and drawer fronts were removed, labeled and degreased, then scuff-sanded and bonding-primed so the old oak grain would not telegraph through. Everything was sprayed in a durable creamy white cabinet enamel, boxes and face frames masked and sprayed in place, and the original brushed nickel hardware reinstalled to the same layout.
Years of mildew streaking came off with a pre-treatment and a controlled-pressure wash. Open block joints and a few spalled areas were patched, the porous block was sealed with a masonry primer, and the walls were finished in two coats of soft beige. Fascia and window trim were cut in bright white and the meter and fixtures were masked, not painted around.
A pine-shaded acreage home carrying pollen and mildew on every elevation. Everything was washed and treated, stucco cracks were patched, and the body was finished in two coats of clean white. The screen-porch frame, window trim and door were brushed and rolled in a soft sage green, with screening masked so no overspray reached the mesh.
A working waterfront building takes constant salt spray, so the walls were washed, chlorides rinsed off and every failing joint re-caulked before priming bare metal edges and downspouts. Two coats of a coastal-rated acrylic finished the body light gray with navy fascia, window trim and downspouts. Work was staged around the office's hours so it stayed open.
