Home renovations in Palm Bay & Brevard County

It depends on the size of the job, the materials, and what we find once walls or siding are opened up (rotted wood is common in Brevard). A single room repaint and a full siding replacement are very different jobs.

The fastest way to a real number is a free on-site estimate. Call or text (321) 549-9430 and we'll come look at it.

Yes. Estimates are free for homes and businesses anywhere in Brevard County. Call or text (321) 549-9430, or use the estimate form at the top of this page.

Often, yes. Structural changes, new or moved walls, siding, window and door replacements, electrical and plumbing usually need a permit. Painting and small cosmetic drywall patches usually don't.

Who issues it depends on where you live: inside Palm Bay city limits it's the City of Palm Bay's building division; in unincorporated areas it's Brevard County's building department; cities like Melbourne and Rockledge run their own. We'll tell you during the estimate whether your project needs one.

In many Brevard neighborhoods, yes. HOA communities usually require architectural approval before you change paint colors, siding or stone, and some have an approved color list.

Get approval in writing before work starts. We can match an approved color and give you the details your HOA asks for.

Brevard's strong sun, humidity and salt air are hard on paint, so exteriors here typically need repainting more often than up north: commonly every 5 to 10 years, depending on sun exposure, the surface, and the paint used.

Signs it's time: fading, chalky residue when you rub the wall, peeling, or cracks opening in the stucco.

Interior work can happen any time of year. For exterior painting, siding and stucco, the drier months from late fall through spring are easiest.

Hurricane season runs June 1 to November 30 and summer brings daily afternoon storms, so summer exterior jobs are scheduled around the weather. Booking early helps either way.

Yes. Stucco repair is one of our most common jobs. Even hairline cracks let water get behind the wall in Florida rain, so it's best to fix them early.

We patch the crack, match the texture to the rest of the wall, then prime and paint so the repair doesn't show.

Fiber cement and vinyl are the most common choices on Brevard homes because both resist rot better than wood. Fiber cement also resists termites and holds paint well.

Whatever the siding, what's underneath matters just as much: a proper house wrap, like the one in our siding project photos, keeps moisture out of the walls.

Humidity, sprinklers and wind-driven rain keep fascia, soffits, door frames and window trim wet. Once paint fails, the wood soaks up water and rots.

We cut out and replace the rotted wood, seal it, and paint it. Painting over rot only hides the problem.

Yes. Once the leak itself is fixed, we cut out the wet or stained drywall, check the area for moisture and mold, then hang new drywall and match the ceiling or wall texture before painting.

A room repaint or drywall repair can take a few days. Siding, stucco or a full room renovation can take a few weeks.

If you're working against a deadline, like a move-in date, tell us at the estimate. We plan the schedule together up front so it stays on track.

Yes. We do drywall and interior painting for restaurants, offices and other businesses, including The Nosh in Cocoa Beach. We can schedule around your business hours.

We're based in Palm Bay and work throughout Brevard County: Melbourne, West Melbourne, Malabar, Viera, Rockledge, Cocoa, Cocoa Beach, Satellite Beach, Indialantic, Merritt Island, Titusville and nearby.