Color Consultation
“Expert color selection tailored to Florida light, your HOA palette, and long-term resale value.”
KB Painting & Refinishing is a Painting company based in Port St. Lucie, Florida.
“Expert color selection tailored to Florida light, your HOA palette, and long-term resale value.”
“Fresh, professional color for offices, retail spaces, HOA common areas, and multifamily buildings — on your schedule.”
“Yes — every estimate is free, on-site, and in writing with no pressure.”
“KB Painting is fully insured. Our painting workmanship warranty is 5 years; cabinet refinishing has 6 months of coverage. We explain the written scope and warranty terms before work begins.”
“Premium Sherwin-Williams products selected for Florida sun, heat, and humidity.”
“Our full-kitchen planning range is $4,000–$7,000, with roughly $200–$400 extra for a significant color change. Door count, repairs, included surfaces, and coating requirements affect the actual quote. Cabinet refinishing carries a six-month finish warranty, and estimates are free and written.”
“The main variables are door and drawer count, the condition of the existing finish, and whether you're changing colors. Heavy grease buildup requires extra cleaning and deglossing, which adds preparation time. We provide a free written estimate after a walkthrough so you can review the scope and price before work begins.”
“Finish life depends on the underlying material, existing coating, preparation, product compatibility, application conditions, use, and care. We specify the system after inspection and provide care instructions; our cabinet finish warranty is six months under the written terms.”
“The schedule and occupancy plan depend on cabinet count, repairs, work location, ventilation, and the selected coating. Kitchen access may be restricted during preparation, masking, application, and drying. We confirm those periods before work begins and provide handling and cleaning instructions; reinstallation does not mean full cure.”
“Yes. We're familiar with the approval processes common to South Florida HOAs and can help you select colors from your community's approved palette, stage samples on your home's exterior, and provide documentation to submit to your board.”
“Florida's intense sunlight and reflected glare shift how colors read on a home. We apply large-scale peel-and-stick or painted swatches directly to your exterior walls at different orientations so you can evaluate the color at multiple times of day before committing.”
“Our free written estimate includes a preliminary color conversation. For clients who want a dedicated session — reviewing Sherwin-Williams fan decks, testing multiple swatches, and coordinating trim, doors, and accent colors — we offer a focused consultation; ask us about current pricing when you call.”
“We base pricing on square footage, surface condition, number of coats required, and scheduling complexity (nights or weekends cost more than standard business hours). Stucco and CBS construction typical in South Florida often needs extra prep — sealing cracks, applying masonry primer — which we include in the written estimate so there are no surprises.”
“We use Sherwin-Williams commercial-grade products — typically Duration or Emerald — chosen for scrubbability and resistance to humidity and UV. In a well-maintained interior space you can expect a quality finish to last 5–7 years. Exteriors in coastal or high-humidity areas may need attention sooner; we'll tell you honestly what to expect for your specific building.”
“Yes. We routinely schedule around tenants and customers — early mornings, evenings, weekends, or phased by floor or unit. Before we start we walk the space with the property manager to agree on a sequenced plan that keeps common areas functional and minimizes odor exposure for occupants.”
“In our climate, a properly prepped solid or semi-transparent stain typically holds 3–5 years on horizontal deck surfaces and 5–7 years on vertical fence boards. UV intensity, proximity to salt air, and wood species all affect the timeline. Ask us to confirm coverage for your specific scope in the written estimate.”
“The main cost drivers are total square footage, the current condition of the wood (heavy mildew, old peeling stain, or gray weathering requires more prep), the product selected, and accessibility. Composite decking costs less to prep than bare wood but needs a specific bonding formula. We provide a free written estimate before any work begins so there are no surprises.”
“We work with both. Composite decking doesn't absorb stain the way wood does, so we use a penetrating, composite-compatible formula from Sherwin-Williams rather than a film-forming stain. The process also skips sanding and uses a gentler low-pressure wash to avoid damaging the surface texture. If you're unsure what you have, we'll identify the material during your free estimate.”
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