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Commercial painting in Palm Beach County

Commercial painting services, sorted by the building

The building decides the job: how the walls were built, how close they sit to salt water, how high they rise and who is inside while the work goes on. Find the closest match below, or call and describe yours.

A tall residential tower with balconies behind palm trees and a waterfront railing.

How a job runs

One sequence for every building type

  1. Tell us about the building

    Phone us or use the form. Say what needs painting, who will be inside, and send photos or drawings if you have them.

  2. Site visit

    We check each surface, how the walls and rails can be reached, and what below them needs protection.

  3. Scope and written quote

    You get the prep, coating system, access method and phasing in writing, plus the approvals the work depends on.

  4. Approvals cleared

    Board or color sign-off, any permit the related repairs need, and badges or gate access are lined up first.

  5. Prep, prime and finish

    Washing, repairs, primer and finish coats go on in the agreed order, with people and cars below kept clear of overhead work.

  6. Walk-through and closeout

    Together we inspect the finished surfaces, clear the open items and leave you a written list of every coating applied.

Questions

Common questions

Is any job too small or too large in size?

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.

Do I need a permit to repaint a commercial building?

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.

Is lead paint a concern on an older building?

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.

Palm Beach County commercial painting, any building

Tell us what needs paint, and Romco will scope it and send a quote.

Romco Builders is a licensed Florida general contractor, headquartered in Fort Lauderdale. A single storefront or a forty-unit building: each job gets a written scope.

Call (561) 273-9189Request a quote