Village of De La Vista, Sumter County (District 1)

Village of De La Vista Painters, North of CR 466

De La Vista went up from about 1994 onward in District 1, on the Sumter County side north of County Road 466, and it has its own executive golf course. With typical homes dating to the mid-1990s, most have been repainted before, and the next coat depends on good repair work underneath.

  • Cracks repaired before painting
  • Color approval guidance
  • Same-day written price
Close-up of textured stucco wall behind an exterior lantern
Screened pool cage with a dark frame over a light pool deck with a tan border band
Mid-1990stypical De La Vista home
7-yearwritten warranty on paint
The village

De La Vista at a glance

District 1 was established by Sumter County ordinance in February 1992, and De La Vista is one of its villages. Listing data shows homes from about 1994 onward, with a typical build year around 1996.

The village also has its own golf, the De La Vista executive course, one of the executive courses north of CR 466. Shaded walls on any Florida home collect mildew over time, which is one reason we softwash before painting.

Spanish Springs Town Square, which opened in 1994, is the closest town square.

Carpeted bedroom with taupe painted walls and a tray ceiling
Real McWilliams project
Typical projects

What a 1990s De La Vista home usually needs

Every house is different, but nearly 30 years of sun and rain leave a familiar list.

Stucco crack repair

Hairline cracks and old patches are filled and primed so they do not show through the new color.

Mildew removal

A softwash clears shaded walls and soffits so paint bonds properly.

Pool cage refinishing

Faded or chalky cage frames can be cleaned and refinished to match a fresh exterior.

Popcorn ceiling removal

Textured ceilings from the 1990s can be removed and refinished smooth before interior painting.

Color and process

How color approval works in District 1

Each Villages district has its own Architectural Review Committee, and rules change. Here is how we keep your project on track.

  1. Confirm the rule

    We check whether District 1 currently has a palette and what your original color was.

  2. Apply when needed

    Switching to a new hue means filing with Community Standards on districtgov.org first; we prepare that form alongside you.

  3. Repair and paint

    Stucco repair, caulk and tape, then two coats.

  4. Final check

    We walk the job with you, and you pay only when satisfied.

De La Vista FAQ

Questions from De La Vista homeowners

Plain answers about the village and our work.

Home near the golf course?

Ask us about mildew and softwashing.

(352) 626-8007
When was the Village of De La Vista built?

Listing data shows homes from about 1994 onward, with a typical build year around 1996.

Is there a golf course in De La Vista?

Yes. The De La Vista executive course is one of the executive courses north of County Road 466.

Why do you softwash before painting?

Mildew and chalky residue stop new paint from bonding. A softwash cleans the surface without blasting the stucco, so the two finish coats last.

Can you remove popcorn ceilings while painting the interior?

Yes. We remove the texture, smooth and prime the ceiling, then paint it along with the walls and trim.

Keep exploring

Villages near De La Vista and related services

District 1 neighbors, the Spanish Springs area page and the services older homes need most.

Free estimate

Give your De La Vista home a lasting finish

Call us to look at the stucco, the old paint and your color plan. Written price the same day, two coats, and no payment until you are satisfied.