Painter on a ladder repainting the stucco exterior of a two-story home

Exterior · Fernandina Beach, FL

Exterior House Painting in Fernandina Beach, FL

Exterior painting in Fernandina Beach starts with salt and mildew removal and, inside the historic districts, a Certificate of Approval for the colors. Amelia Island Painting Corp repaints stucco, wood siding, trim and doors on homes from Old Town to the beach.

  • Fernandina Beach 32034, 32035
  • 20 years of experience

Exterior Painting in Fernandina Beach

What Fernandina Beach property owners should know

Victorian wood siding and trim

Downtown and Old Town homes often have wood siding, porches and detailed trim. Loose paint is scraped, soft wood flagged for repair and bare wood primed so the finish coat lasts.

Get the color approved first

In the local historic districts, exterior paint needs a staff-level Certificate of Approval. Once you have it, we schedule the job; outside the districts, colors are your choice or your HOA's.

Beach-side stucco and metal

Closer to the ocean, stucco chalks and metal railings rust. Washing, crack filling, rust-inhibiting primer and dry weather windows matter more than the brand of paint.

Painter on a ladder repainting the stucco exterior of a two-story home
Painter on a ladder repainting the stucco exterior of a two-story home. Project by Amelia Island Painting Corp.

Exterior Painting services we offer in Fernandina Beach

Exterior repaints for stucco, siding, trim, doors, shutters and garage doors, prepared for salt air, humidity and Florida sun.

  • Stucco and block painting
  • Wood and fiber-cement siding
  • Trim, fascia, soffits and shutters
  • Front doors and garage doors
  • Rust treatment on railings and metal

Fernandina Beach paint approval and permit rules

A repaint normally needs no building permit, but exterior paint inside the local historic districts needs a Certificate of Approval from the City of Fernandina Beach. Ask the city's Community Development Department which review your address needs.

Location / item Limit
Exterior paint in Downtown & Old Town historic districts Staff-level Certificate of Approval (generally 3–5 days)
Before applying in a historic district Pre-application meeting with the Preservation Planner
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 vs wood siding exteriors

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

Our exterior process

  1. 1

    Inspection

    We check for peeling, chalking, cracks, soft wood and rust, and confirm any color approval you need.

  2. 2

    Wash

    Surfaces are washed to remove salt film, mildew and chalk so the new coat can bond.

  3. 3

    Repair and prime

    Cracks are filled, loose paint scraped, bare wood and metal primed.

  4. 4

    Paint

    Exterior-grade coatings are applied in dry weather windows, avoiding afternoon storms and heavy dew.

  5. 5

    Walk-around

    We review every elevation with you and clean up the site.

Exterior Painting in Fernandina Beach: FAQ

What colors can I use on a historic Fernandina Beach house?

Colors in the historic districts are reviewed by city staff against the historic district guidelines. The Community Development Department can direct you to appropriate color choices before you apply.

Why wash a house before exterior painting near the beach?

Salt film and mildew stop paint from bonding, which leads to early peeling. Washing them off is the first step of every Fernandina Beach exterior job.

Is lead paint a concern on older Fernandina Beach exteriors?

On homes built before 1978, disturbing more than 20 square feet of exterior paint brings the EPA Renovation, Repair and Painting Rule into play, which requires lead-safe work practices.

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