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Elastomeric Coating and Trim Install in Elfers, FL 34680
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.
- Answered 24/7
- About 40 minutes west on SR 54
- Free on-site estimates
Elfers at a glance
- Where
- West Pasco, east of New Port Richey around SR 54 and Little Road
- Homes
- 1960s to 1980s block ranches, plus mobile and manufactured home parks
- HOA
- Mostly none; mobile home parks set their own rules
- Main roads
- SR 54, Little Road, US 19 to the west
- From our office
- About 40 minutes west on SR 54
Elfers is a census place of about 14,500 people with roots in the early 1900s, when citrus rode the railroad out of here. Today it is block ranch homes on small lots, a few streets of older frame houses, and several mobile and manufactured home parks. Many homes have been rentals at some point, and plenty are getting their first real update in decades.
Block walls here have been painted over and over, often with cheap paint, and hairline cracks web the stucco. Inside you find thin baseboards, hollow doors yellowed by years of sun, and paneling in the den. We handle both halves: a thick elastomeric coating outside to bridge cracks, and new trim and painted doors inside.
Old Elfers and the SR 54 corridor
The red brick Elfers School opened in 1915 as the first brick school in west Pasco, and the building now houses the Elfers CARES Center and a branch library. Around it are some of the oldest streets in this part of the county, with big oaks and lots that predate the subdivisions to the east.
SR 54 and Little Road carry heavy traffic, and homes near them pick up road dust and exhaust film on the street side. Carports on these ranches were often closed in to make extra rooms, and the joint where old block meets newer framing is a common crack line. We wash, fill and prime before any coat goes on.
Most-called work
What we do most in Elfers
- Elastomeric Wall CoatingThick coating bridges the hairline cracks on old block walls
- Baseboard & Trim InstallationThin original baseboards get swapped for taller profiles
- Interior Door PaintingHollow doors and casings yellow after decades of sun
- Rental Turnover PaintingMany Elfers homes and park units change tenants often
- Garage Door PaintingSteel and wood garage doors fade on west-facing streets
- Wallpaper RemovalKitchens and baths from the 1970s often still carry paper
Where we cover
We cover Elfers from US 19 east along SR 54 and Little Road, the older streets around the Elfers CARES Center, and the mobile home parks in the 34680 ZIP. We also work right next door in New Port Richey and nearby Holiday.
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Straight answers
Questions from Elfers homeowners
Will elastomeric coating hide the patched spots on my block house?
It hides small cracks and blends patches better than regular paint because it goes on thick. Bigger patches still need the texture matched first, or they show as smooth spots in low light. We feather each patch into the wall texture before coating.
Can you put in taller baseboards without redoing the floors?
Yes. We pull the old base, scribe the new boards to the floor, and caulk the gap at tile or terrazzo. Old terrazzo is rarely flat, so we fit each run by hand.
Do mobile home parks in Elfers let you paint the outside?
Most do, but many keep a color list or want the park office to sign off. Bring us the rules or the approved chips and we work inside them. We also check the skirting and the roof seams for leaks while we are there.
What does elastomeric coating cost on an Elfers ranch?
A single-story block ranch of 1,200 to 1,600 sq ft runs about $4,160 to $6,820 with crack filling and primer. Heavy chalk or many patches add to it. We set the final price after a free on-site look.
Work to do in Elfers?
Call our Wesley Chapel office any hour and we will set up a free look.