Painters across Alachua County, FL

Our home base. We work every neighborhood in Gainesville, from the historic Duck Pond and Pleasant Street districts to mid-century Northeast Gainesville and the newer builds in NW Gainesville. Whatever your home is, we have likely painted one like it before.

About 15 miles west of our Gainesville base. Newberry is part of our regular rotation: full-house exterior repaints, fence and barn staining, and interior refresh work in the Country Way subdivision and surrounding rural properties.

About 12 miles north of our Gainesville base. We work historic Main Street homes, Turkey Creek subdivision builds, and the newer construction along the west side. Many older Alachua homes have mature wood siding that needs the prep work to last.

About 22 miles northwest of our Gainesville base, near the Santa Fe River and Ginnie Springs. High Springs has more wood-sided homes than the average Alachua County town, plus a lot of rural and riverfront properties that face heavy summer humidity.

About 12 miles southwest of our Gainesville base. Archer is rural, lots are larger, and most homes sit on open property without much tree canopy. That means more direct sun on exteriors and a real need for UV-resistant paint systems.

About 5 miles southwest of our Gainesville base. Haile Plantation is one of our most-worked neighborhoods. We know the HOA color-approval process, we know stucco exteriors, and we know the original Haile kitchens that are now ready for cabinet refinishing.

About 5 miles west of our Gainesville base. Tioga is newer than most Alachua County neighborhoods (most of it built since 2000), which means newer paint systems holding up better. Color updates and townhome exterior work are common requests here.

About 8 miles west of our Gainesville base, between Gainesville and Newberry. Jonesville is a mix of older rural country homes and newer subdivisions, with the housing stock changing fast along the Newberry Road corridor.