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There is no rate sheet. The quote comes from a visit, or from photos and drawings when they show enough, and it turns on the condition of each surface, the repairs found after washing, the coating system, how every wall is reached, who stays inside and which approvals come first. Two Palm Beach County buildings of the same size can need very different work.

No. Romco quotes a single storefront, a lobby or a stair tower, and it quotes the whole envelope of an oceanfront condo or a row of warehouse bays. Describe the building and the surfaces, and the scope is written to match.

Painting itself is not on the Florida Building Code's permit-exempt list, and the answer is set locally. Several towns here review exterior colors, the Town of Palm Beach among them, and concrete or stucco repairs found during prep can need a building permit of their own. We check the rule with the city or town, or with the county for unincorporated land, before work starts.

It can be. The federal government banned lead paint for homes in 1978, so older coats may still hold it. EPA's RRP rule reaches paid jobs that disturb old paint in housing of that age and in places young children use regularly, a day care in an older plaza for example. Those jobs go to an EPA-certified firm using lead-safe practices, so we ask the building's age and tenants first.

We set a sequence after the site visit, not before. It turns on what the walls look like once washed, how much repair they need, rain, how each face is reached, whether a board must vote on colors, and which hours the building lets us work. Once those are known, you get the order of work with each dependency named.

Romco Builders is a licensed Florida general contractor with its office in Fort Lauderdale. Florida law does not let a city or county require a separate license for painting. Ask for the license details with your quote.

In most buildings, yes. Work moves one elevation or one stack of balconies at a time, entrances under overhead work get covered walkways, residents get notice before their balcony is reached, and spray work is held back when the wind would carry it to cars or the pool deck.

All of it: the coastal towns from Tequesta to Boca Raton, the inland cities such as Wellington, Royal Palm Beach and Greenacres, the Glades communities by Lake Okeechobee, and unincorporated county land. Pick a city on the areas page to read its local notes.