Direct salt spray
Homes facing the Atlantic take wind-driven salt on every surface. Washing it off before paint, and priming bare spots, is the most important step for a lasting finish.
Exterior · Amelia Island, FL
Amelia Island Painting Corp repaints oceanfront and marsh-front homes, villas and condos on Amelia Island. Salt spray, wind and sun wear coatings faster here, so every exterior job starts with washing, rust treatment and priming, and colors are confirmed with the ARB or association first.
Exterior Painting in Amelia Island
Homes facing the Atlantic take wind-driven salt on every surface. Washing it off before paint, and priming bare spots, is the most important step for a lasting finish.
Railings, light fixtures, fasteners and flashing oxidize quickly. Loose rust is removed and a rust-inhibiting primer applied before the finish coat.
Amelia Island Plantation's ARB reviews alterations and asks for colors that blend with the natural setting; other communities keep approved palettes. We schedule once your colors are approved.
Exterior repaints for stucco, siding, trim, doors, shutters and garage doors, prepared for salt air, humidity and Florida sun.
Most of the south end is unincorporated Nassau County, where a repaint needs no building permit, but community associations such as Amelia Island Plantation review exterior colors. Island addresses inside Fernandina Beach follow city rules.
| Location / item | Limit |
|---|---|
| Amelia Island Plantation exteriors | Architectural Review Board approval; colors must blend with the natural setting |
| Island homes inside Fernandina Beach historic districts | City staff-level Certificate of Approval for exterior paint |
| Painting and similar finish work | No building permit (FBC §105.2) |
| Pre-1978 homes: more than 6 sq ft inside or 20 sq ft outside disturbed | EPA lead-safe (RRP) work practices |
| Stucco / block | Wood or fiber-cement siding | |
|---|---|---|
| Common issue | Hairline cracks, mildew, chalking | Peeling at joints, soft wood, nail stains |
| Key prep | Wash, fill cracks, masonry primer where needed | Wash, scrape, replace soft boards, prime bare wood |
| Application | Back-rolled or sprayed for full coverage | Brushed and rolled on laps and trim |
| Watch for | Moisture behind the coating | Open joints that let water in |
We check for peeling, chalking, cracks, soft wood and rust, and confirm any color approval you need.
Surfaces are washed to remove salt film, mildew and chalk so the new coat can bond.
Cracks are filled, loose paint scraped, bare wood and metal primed.
Exterior-grade coatings are applied in dry weather windows, avoiding afternoon storms and heavy dew.
We review every elevation with you and clean up the site.
It needs more prep: washing off salt, treating rust on metal and priming bare surfaces, plus calm, dry weather for application.
Yes. Stucco is washed, cracks are filled and the surface is primed where needed before it is back-rolled or sprayed for full coverage.
Yes. Share your approved colors and any conditions, and we schedule and paint to match them.
Amelia Island Painting Corp handles exterior painting projects across Amelia Island and nearby areas. Call or send photos for a written estimate.
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