De Allende is a District 1 village on the Sumter County side of the Spanish Springs area. We paint homes here inside and out, starting with a close look at the surfaces and a check of the current color rules.


Published detail on De Allende is thin. The district government lists it in District 1, which Sumter County established in 1992. Build years for the village are not confirmed, though listings on Allende Avenue show homes from around the late 1990s.
A house from that period has very likely been repainted already. Before new paint goes on, we look at the old coat, the caulk and any cracks in the walls, because fixing those is what makes the next repaint last.

Short answers. Call us for anything about your own home.
We help you check the rule and apply.
(352) 626-8007De Allende is listed in District 1, on the Sumter County side of The Villages north of County Road 466.
Keeping the original color, or picking from a District 1 palette if one is in force, is generally allowed without review. A different color means filing an Architectural Review Application with Community Standards first, and we will look up what applies to your street and help you file it.
Washing, stucco crack repair, full caulking and taping, and two coats of paint, backed by a written 7-year peel-and-chip warranty.
De Allende is on the Sumter County side of The Villages, north of County Road 466, and is listed in District 1. We serve it as part of our Spanish Springs area coverage.
Yes. Stucco crack repair is part of every exterior repaint, along with washing, full caulking and taping. We repair first so the two coats go on a sound surface.
You pay only once you are satisfied. We walk the finished job with you and fix anything you point out before final payment.
Neighbors on the Sumter side of the Spanish Springs area, plus the services we offer.
We visit, look at your home and give you a written price before we leave. Two coats, and no payment until you are happy.