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One Sunset Pointe listing describes the surrounding homes as block-and-stucco construction, and that shapes how we repaint here. With most homes built around 2004 and 2005, stucco condition is the first thing we look at on designer homes and colony patio villas alike.
Stucco over concrete block is tough, but it moves a little with heat and moisture. After two decades, hairline cracks around windows, corners and garage openings are common, and paint over an unrepaired crack just outlines it.
So on Sunset Pointe homes we wash the walls, open up the cracks that need it, patch with a compatible material and prime the repairs before two coats go on. Soft or hollow-sounding stucco is pointed out on your written estimate, not discovered halfway through the job. More on our stucco repair work.
Listings mention designer models such as Camellia, Gardenia, Cypress and Whispering Pine, plus colony patio villas.
Full exterior with fascia, soffits, garage door and entry, plus lanai walls if you like.
Close side yards and shared views mean careful masking and a clean site every day.
Mildew and dirt come off first so primer and paint grip the stucco.
Epoxy or polyaspartic coatings over ground concrete, if your lanai slab is stained or worn.
What Sunset Pointe owners want to know before a repaint.
Call and describe what you are seeing. We will tell you what it likely means.
(352) 626-8007Yes. We repair hairline cracks and damaged spots before painting, so the new coat goes over sound stucco. Larger problems are listed on your estimate so you know before work starts.
Where a district publishes a current palette, choosing from it, or simply matching your home’s original shade, generally means no committee review. Any other shade on a Sunset Pointe stucco home is submitted on an Architectural Review Application to Community Standards (districtgov.org, (352) 751-3912). Palettes and rules get revised, so we confirm what District 5 allows for your address.
Maybe. A home built around 2004 is old enough that a previous owner may have repainted. We can usually tell from the wall surface, and it helps us plan prep.
After the work is done and you are satisfied with it.
We sort out color approval first, because the District 5 Architectural Review Committee reviews any color other than the original or one from the current palette.
We tap, look and note every crack on a written estimate you get the same day.
Confirm the current rule; if needed, we help you submit the Architectural Review Application to Community Standards, (352) 751-3912.
Cracks filled, patches primed, joints re-caulked and edges taped.
Two full coats, a final inspection with you, and a check-in call about a year later.
Poinciana, Winifred and more of District 5, along with the stucco, cleaning and floor services mentioned on this page.
Free estimate and same-day written price. Two coats, full prep, 7-year peel-and-chip warranty.