Wesley Chapel
Our office sits on Post Oak Boulevard, so Wesley Chapel is the town we paint and patch every single week. Two paint crews and a repair van cover every community here, from the I-75 interchanges out to Curley Road.
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Painting and repair across Wesley Chapel, Pasco and Hernando
We are based on Post Oak Boulevard in Wesley Chapel. Here is every community, city and county our crews work in, with notes on what homes there usually need.
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Wesley Chapel and its communities
Meadow Pointe
Meadow Pointe was one of the first big master-planned communities in Wesley Chapel, and many of its homes are now on their third or fourth coat of paint. At that age the stucco and the caulk need as much attention as the color.
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Seven Oaks
Seven Oaks homes went up in the early 2000s, and most are now due for their second full exterior repaint. The oaks that shade these streets are lovely, but they also keep walls and trim damp long after a storm.
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Wiregrass Ranch
Most Wiregrass Ranch homes are recent builds, and the first thing owners notice is how quickly the builder's flat paint marks up. We replace it with a washable finish and update the kitchen and garage while the crew is there.
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Epperson
Epperson homes are some of the newest in Wesley Chapel, and life around the Crystal Lagoon is hard on walls, doors and floors. Wet towels, sand and sunscreen hands leave marks that builder paint simply cannot take.
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Mirada
Mirada is marketed with Wesley Chapel but carries San Antonio, FL 33576 mailing addresses, and its homes are among the newest we see. New homes still need care, starting with the pavers, garage doors and settling drywall.
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Lexington Oaks
Many Lexington Oaks homes back onto the golf course or a pond, and the screened pool cage is where the family spends its evenings. After twenty-plus years, those cages are chalky, the screens are torn and the frames need paint.
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Northwood
Northwood is a gated community off County Line Road where many homes are multi-level, with open stairways and tall foyer ceilings. Those are the spots owners struggle to update on their own, and they are where we spend most of our time here.
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Saddlebrook
Saddlebrook is one of the oldest names in Wesley Chapel, built around a golf and tennis resort on SR 54 dating to the 1980s. Older homes and condos here have more exposed wood than typical new block homes, and golf course humidity is hard on all of it.
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Quail Hollow
Quail Hollow homes mostly date from the late 1990s to the mid 2000s, and that age shows first in the doors and trim. Sticking doors, swollen baseboards and short builder trim are the jobs owners call about most.
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Country Walk
Country Walk homes were mostly built during the mid 2000s boom, and many are reaching twenty years with the original kitchen and a second exterior coat that is wearing thin. That puts the stucco and the cabinets at the top of most owners' lists.
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Union Park
Union Park is a family-heavy community from the last ten years, built with trails, dog parks and a charter school inside its borders. Busy households here wear out interior walls fast, and many owners are now finishing bonus rooms or changing layouts.
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Watergrass
Watergrass was built in phases, so a home near the front can be a decade older than one in the newest section. Whichever phase you are in, the pool area and the stucco are where the sun shows its work first.
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Avalon Park West
Avalon Park West was laid out as a small town, with a walkable downtown and many homes set close to the sidewalk. When the front of the house is that visible, the door, the porch and the trim carry the whole look.
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Chapel Pines
Chapel Pines lives up to its name, with tall pines and shade trees along streets built around 2000. Those trees drop needles and sap, hold moisture against the house and turn roof edges and walkways dark.
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Bridgewater
Bridgewater went up in the mid 2000s off Curley Road, north of SR 54. Most homes here are on their second or third exterior paint job, and the caulk and stucco under the paint matter more than the color.
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Oak Creek
Oak Creek is a community of roughly 550 homes off SR 54 east of I-75, laid out around old oaks, a creek and wetlands. The shade keeps it cool but grows algae on roofs, and the builder kitchens inside are ready for a change.
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Wesley Pointe
Wesley Pointe is a small gated neighborhood off SR 54, built from the late 1990s to the early 2000s. Homes are compact block and stucco houses, and many still have their original textured ceilings and builder colors.
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Cities and towns around us
Land O' Lakes
Land O' Lakes mixes older lake homes on bigger lots with newer master-planned neighborhoods along SR 54. The older side has more wood, more fences and more lake humidity, and that drives most of what we do here.
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Zephyrhills
Zephyrhills is an older town than most of its neighbors, with established neighborhoods and many homes from the 1970s and 1980s. That age means textured ceilings, dated trim and interiors that are ready for a full refresh.
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Dade City
Dade City is the Pasco County seat, with a historic downtown and some of the oldest homes we work on. Older frame houses with wood siding need repair skills that new block homes never call for.
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Saint Leo
Saint Leo sits on some of the highest ground in Pasco, with homes spread over hills that roll down to Lake Jovita. Those slopes and big roofs change how a paint job gets staged, and we plan for both.
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San Antonio
San Antonio is a small hilltop town in east Pasco, right next to Saint Leo University. That means a steady mix of longtime owners, student rentals and new construction on the edges, and a lot of quick turnover work.
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Crystal Springs
Crystal Springs is a small rural community near Zephyrhills where a large spring feeds the upper Hillsborough River. Homes sit on open lots with wells, sprinklers and long drives, and the orange stains that come with them.
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Lacoochee
Lacoochee grew up around one of the biggest cypress mills in the country, and many of its homes are small, older and well used. The repairs we see most are inside: stained ceilings, sticking doors and walls that need patching before paint.
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Trilby
Trilby is a crossroads in the northeast corner of Pasco, where farms and acreage homes spread out around US 98 and US 301. Most properties have a barn or shop, and the wood on those buildings wears out before the house does.
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Trinity
Trinity houses from the late 1990s and 2000s are reaching the age when oak cabinets and tan walls feel dated. We paint kitchens, refresh whole interiors and fix the drywall dings that come with them.
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New Port Richey
Many New Port Richey homes are 1960s to 1980s block ranches with decades of paint and patched stucco. We fix the cracks properly, then repaint with a coating made for salt air and summer rain.
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Elfers
Elfers is the older inland side of west Pasco, just east of New Port Richey around SR 54 and Little Road. Most homes are concrete block ranches from the 1960s to the 1980s, and they are due for more than a quick coat.
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Port Richey
Canal homes in Port Richey take wind, salt and humidity from three sides. We reseal every joint and gap first, then repaint so water stays out of the block and wood.
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Holiday
Holiday has many 1960s and 1970s homes that still have popcorn ceilings and tired paneled rooms. We test, remove the texture, repair the drywall underneath and leave smooth or lightly textured ceilings ready to paint.
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Hudson
Hudson's coastal homes lose soffit and fascia to wind, salt and nesting critters. We rebuild the eaves, then repaint the whole outside so it holds up to Gulf weather.
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Aripeka
Aripeka is a small fishing village on Hammock Creek, right on the Gulf and split by the Pasco and Hernando line. Salt, wind and tidal flooding wear homes here faster than anywhere else we work.
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Shady Hills
Shady Hills is open, rural Pasco with homes on big lots, long fences and detached garages. We paint the house, the outbuildings and the fence line in one trip.
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Spring Hill
Spring Hill is block and stucco from end to end, much of it 30 to 50 years old. We repair the cracks those walls develop and repaint with a stucco finish that breathes and sheds rain.
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Brooksville
Brooksville has more wood than most of Tampa Bay, from old frame houses near downtown to porches on country homes. We cut out the rot, rebuild sills and trim, and paint it to last.
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Nobleton
Nobleton is a quiet spot in northeast Hernando where CR 476 reaches the Withlacoochee River. Homes here are mostly river cabins, frame houses and manufactured homes under heavy oak cover, and the wood wears out first.
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Istachatta
Istachatta is a tiny hamlet on the west bank of the Withlacoochee River, with the state trail running right through it. Homes here live on their screened porches, and screens, porch ceilings and wood trim take the hardest wear.
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Counties we cover
Pasco County
Pasco is our home county, and we cover all of it from Wesley Chapel out to the Gulf and up to Dade City. Homes range from new master planned builds to 1960s coastal ranches, and we paint and repair both.
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Hernando County
Hernando County is mostly older block homes in Spring Hill and wood frame and rural homes around Brooksville. We fix what aging walls and wood need, then repaint.
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