Duval sits south of County Road 466 in District 7, with designer homes and villas built mostly around 2006 and 2007. Its own neighborhood pool, Duval Recreation on Odell Circle, is a familiar spot for residents. Here is how we approach painting homes of Duval’s age.


According to The Villages, Duval Recreation on Odell Circle offers bocce, shuffleboard and an adult pool. One local guide also names SeaBreeze as the regional recreation center Duval residents use. Duval belongs to Village Community Development District 7, created in 2004 with 4,765 home sites across the district.
Scout the Villages lists Duval among the villages that use Lake Sumter Landing. For our crews, the more useful detail is age: built around 2006 and 2007, most Duval houses have weathered close to twenty Florida summers, and the finish shows it first on the walls that get the most sun.

Duval’s exterior colors fall under the District 7 review committee. Rules change over time, so we check what applies to your home before anything is ordered.
A free look at the whole exterior, with a same-day written price.
The same color or a current District 7 palette color usually needs no sign-off. Other shades need a review application, which we can help you submit.
Everything gets washed, cracks filled, joints caulked and edges taped before the first of two coats.
You inspect with a foreman and pay once satisfied.
Once the exterior is on the calendar, these are the extras people ask about.
A flake coating over ground concrete for a cleaner garage that is easier to sweep.
Pressure washing for concrete and pavers, softwash for stucco.
Walls, ceilings and trim inside, done to the same two-coat standard.
Location, approval and the practical side of a repaint.
Call us. You will get a person who knows the work.
(352) 626-8007Local guides place Duval south of County Road 466, in the area between CR 466 and CR 466A that also holds Lake Sumter Landing. It is part of District 7 in Sumter County.
Not usually if you keep the original color or choose from District 7’s current palette. Switching to a new shade means filing an Architectural Review Application with Community Standards, (352) 751-3912, and we can put it together with you.
Yes. Plants, pavers, fixtures and lanai screens are covered or masked before we spray or roll, and we clean up when the job is done.
Only after you are satisfied. First, you and a foreman inspect every wall together.
Duval’s District 7 neighbors and nearby villages, with the services that pair well with a repaint.
We will check the walls, the caulk and the color rules, then give you a written price before we leave.