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Santo Domingo was built over about five years, from roughly 1996 into 2001. Walk any street and you will find homes of slightly different ages and repaint histories side by side. We treat each house on its own terms, starting with what is on the walls today.
Santo Domingo is a District 2 village on the Sumter County side of The Villages, north of County Road 466, with addresses in the 32159 and 32162 ZIP codes. Local groups often pair it with its neighbor Santiago. Records show construction from about 1996 or 1997 through 2000 or 2001, with a median year around 1998.
Because building stretched over several years, the oldest homes here are nearly 30 while the newest are closer to 25. A house from 1997 and one from 2001 can look similar from the curb but be on different repaint cycles, and one may have been recolored by a past owner. That is why we start every estimate by checking the existing coating and color.
Exterior changes in Santo Domingo pass through the district’s Architectural Review Committee. Press coverage in 2020 found District 2 without a color palette, which made the rule simple: keep the original color, or apply for anything new. We check whether that still holds.
We help you check the current District 2 guidance with Community Standards before you commit to a color.
If you want to leave the original color behind, District 2 expects a review application, filed online at districtgov.org or started by calling (352) 751-3912. We complete it alongside you.
Our crew cleans, patches and seals the house, lays down two coats, and only asks for payment after you inspect it.
Answers specific to this District 2 village.
Call and we will help you sort it out first.
(352) 626-8007Roughly a quarter century to three decades. The village filled in over the late 1990s and wrapped up around the turn of the century.
Yes. Both are District 2 villages on the Sumter County side, north of County Road 466, and local groups often treat them as one area.
Generally no. District 2 was reported in 2020 to have no palette, so a new color needed an Architectural Review Application. Keeping the original color did not. We look up today’s District 2 guidance with you and handle the form together if one is required.
We help you look into what is on file before choosing a path, so you are not caught out when the work begins.
Santiago next door, more District 2 villages, the wider Spanish Springs guide, and stucco and washing services.
One visit for the estimate, a written price that day, two coats with full prep, and payment only after you approve the work.