Exterior Remodeling in Orlando, FL

The exterior is your home's weather barrier as much as its first impression. Cracked stucco, tired paint, and failing seals let Florida humidity in — so exterior work is about protection, not just looks.

We handle siding, stucco repair and refinishing, exterior painting, window replacement, and gutters for Orlando homes, coordinated as one project so the finishes and the envelope work together.

Orlando’s housing runs from 1920s–40s bungalows in College Park, Delaney Park and Audubon Park and the historic districts around downtown, through 1950s–70s ranch neighborhoods, to new construction in Lake Nona and Baldwin Park. The city permits inside its limits; many homes with an Orlando mailing address — in Conway, Dr. Phillips or Azalea Park, for example — are in unincorporated Orange County, which permits there. For exterior work, it means dealing with stucco cracks, wood rot at fascia and trim, and failed sealants before paint goes on.

Orlando's exteriors span a century: the 1920s–40s bungalows of College Park, Delaney Park and Audubon Park are wood-sided with wood fascia and trim, repaired and repainted under the historic districts' review of street-facing changes; the 1950s–70s block ranch neighborhoods bring stucco repair, fascia and soffit replacement and repainting; Baldwin Park and Lake Nona are newer homes where the work is sealant, paint and window upgrades with the architectural review board's approval.

Inside city limits, window replacement, full re-siding and structural repairs are permitted through City of Orlando Permitting Services; Conway, Dr. Phillips and Azalea Park addresses are usually unincorporated Orange County. Painting and cosmetic patching usually need no permit.

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We do not publish a standard duration for exterior work — the size of the house, the amount of repair under the finish and the weather set it — so the written schedule you get with the estimate carries the dates. The stages are the same everywhere.

1. Site visit — we walk the envelope: fascia, soffit and trim for rot, stucco for cracks and hollow spots, sealant at windows and bands, siding for water behind it, gutters and drainage.
2. Scope and selections — which boards and walls are repaired or replaced, siding or stucco finish, window and door products with their Florida Product Approval, colours.
3. HOA or design review — colours, materials and window styles submitted where your community or a historic district reviews them.
4. Permit — filed with City of Orlando Permitting Services for window and door replacement, full re-siding and structural repairs; painting and cosmetic patching usually need none.
5. Repairs — rot cut out and replaced, flashing at the transitions, stucco causes fixed and the wall patched or re-coated with the texture matched.
6. Windows, siding and trim — installed, flashed and sealed.
7. Paint and close-out — prep, patching and coating, gutters and downspouts, any inspection called and the permit closed, then a walkthrough.