West Palm Beach, FL · Palm Beach County
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Painting Cost in West Palm Beach
"Painting companies near me" is one of the most searched phrases in West Palm Beach for a reason — homeowners want a real, local company they can call, not a national franchise that subcontracts the actual work out. D&Co Homes is a licensed general contractor (CGC1531095) based right here, and we handle exterior and interior painting directly, with a written, fixed-price quote before any work starts.
Pricing generally breaks down by scope:
If you're comparing quotes and one number is dramatically lower than the rest, ask specifically what prep work is included — that's almost always where the difference lives.
HOA & Permit Requirements in West Palm Beach
If your home is governed by a homeowners' or condo association — common throughout West Palm Beach's newer developments and downtown condo towers — you'll typically need color pre-approval from an architectural review committee before painting begins. This is governed by Florida Statutes Chapter 720 (homeowners' associations) and Chapter 718 (condominiums), and skipping this step can mean a fine or a forced repaint even after the work is finished.
A straightforward repaint using the same color generally does not require a City of West Palm Beach permit. However, a color change within one of West Palm Beach's historic districts can trigger a design review, and any exterior work that involves stucco repair, structural surface prep, or work beyond simple painting can require its own permit.
West Palm Beach is not in the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone — that only applies to Miami-Dade and Broward counties. Palm Beach County instead falls under the standard Florida Building Code Wind-Borne Debris Region, which is relevant if painting work overlaps with any window, door, or shutter replacement.
Sources: Florida Statute Chapter 720 — Homeowners' Associations, City of West Palm Beach Development Services
Know Who's Working In Your Home
West Palm Beach was the base of operations for one of the largest construction fraud cases in South Florida news in 2026: five members of the same extended family were charged in what investigators describe as a family-run construction fraud ring that allegedly used shell companies to conceal millions of dollars in payroll, avoid workers' compensation insurance, and operate unlicensed businesses — all run out of multiple construction companies based at the same West Palm Beach address, with alleged losses reported near $12.5 million. Palm Beach County's own director of contractor regulations has publicly said "unlicensed contracting is a big problem" the county is actively working to address.
Before hiring any painting company in West Palm Beach, verify their license number directly at myfloridalicense.com, and ask for proof of general liability insurance — a licensed, insured painter protects you if something goes wrong mid-job.
Sources: WFLX: $12.5M construction fraud ring, West Palm Beach, WPTV: Palm Beach County cracking down on unlicensed contractors
Materials & Climate Considerations
South Florida's combination of intense UV exposure, high humidity, and salt air (closer to the coast) means not every paint that works well up north holds up here. What we prioritize on every West Palm Beach job:
We handle all material selection as part of a fixed-price quote, matched to your home's specific sun and moisture exposure.
Common Questions
Painting cost in West Palm Beach typically runs $2.00–$5.50 per square foot depending on scope. For a typical 2,000 sq ft home: standard-prep exterior painting runs $4,000–$7,000, heavy-prep exterior painting (stucco repair, extensive caulking) runs $7,000–$11,000, and a full interior repaint runs $5,500–$10,500. We give a written, fixed-price quote after seeing the property, not a phone estimate.
If you're in an HOA or condo association, almost always yes. Under Florida Statutes Chapter 720 and 718, associations can require pre-approval of exterior colors through an architectural review committee before painting begins.
A simple repaint using the same color generally doesn't require a permit. A color change in a historic district, or any exterior work involving stucco repair or structural surface prep, can trigger a review.
It depends on scope: an interior repaint of a few rooms is the fastest and lowest-cost option, a full interior repaint with a color change is the most common project we quote, and a full exterior repaint with stucco prep is the highest tier. We give a written, fixed-price quote after seeing the property, not a phone estimate.
Search the contractor's name or license number at myfloridalicense.com. D&Co Homes' license is CGC1531095 — you can verify it there directly.
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