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Bal Harbour, Miami-Dade County

Commercial painting in Bal Harbour

Bal Harbour sends exterior paint through two reviews in a fixed order. The Architectural Review Board approves work affecting the exterior, paint included, before the Building Department reviews it. The village, approaching its 80th anniversary in 2026, says a building permit is required for most construction work.

The Architectural Review Board sets the first date on a Bal Harbour schedule. Romco prepares the color submission, waits for the board's decision, then takes the approved scope to the Building Department. Nothing is mobilized until both are in hand.

The village lists awnings, signs, windows and doors alongside paint as exterior items for the board. Where a repaint touches any of those, Romco puts them in the same submission so the board sees the whole facade at once.

Sources: Bal Harbour Village community page

Permits and colors in Bal Harbour

Bal Harbour Village Architectural Review Board, then Building Department

Exterior work including paint needs Architectural Review Board approval before Building Department review. A building permit is required for most construction work in the village.

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City rules change, and a rule for houses does not always reach commercial buildings. Romco checks the current requirement with the city before ordering paint. The county-wide picture is on the Miami-Dade permit guide

What we quote in Bal Harbour

Painting work quoted in this city

How the job runs

From site walk to turnover

Romco Builders is a licensed Florida general contractor, headquartered in Fort Lauderdale. It manages each painting job here from the jurisdiction check to the punch list.

  1. Site walk and jurisdiction check

    Romco walks the building, measures the surfaces and confirms whether the county or a city building official governs the folio.

  2. Approvals and colors

    Any color board, historic review, zoning permit or roof-coating permit the address needs is filed before materials are ordered.

  3. Phasing and protection

    Work is split around open tenants, residents and traffic. Floors, glazing, landscaping and storm drains are protected before prep starts.

  4. Surface prep

    Cleaning, scraping, patching and priming, with wash water kept out of storm drains as county and city rules require.

  5. Coating application

    Coats go on in the order the system calls for, with exterior work timed around rainy-season weather.

  6. Punch list and turnover

    Romco walks the finished work with the owner or manager, fixes the punch items and hands over the color and product schedule.

Questions

Commercial painting in Bal Harbour

Who approves exterior paint colors in Bal Harbour?

The Architectural Review Board. The village requires its approval for exterior work, paint included, before the Building Department reviews the job. Romco files with the board first and schedules work only after both approvals.

What does a commercial repaint cost?

It depends on surface area, height, access, the condition of the substrate and the rules at the address. A coastal tower on swing stages and a one-story strip center inland are different jobs. Romco walks the building, writes the scope down and quotes that scope. No figures appear on this site because a number given before the walk would not hold.

What if the building has lead paint?

The federal RRP rule covers work that disturbs painted surfaces in pre-1978 housing and in child-occupied facilities, such as a pre-1978 building where children under six come regularly, and that work needs a certified firm. OSHA's lead standard covers painting as construction work in any building. Romco checks whether the rule applies and arranges a qualified firm when it does.

How long does a commercial painting job take?

No date is promised up front. The schedule hangs on approvals such as a Coral Gables Board of Architects review, on how much of the building can be closed off at once, and on rain between May 15 and October 15. Romco gives a sequence with its dependencies once those are known.

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Commercial painting anywhere in Miami-Dade

Tell us about the building and Romco will set up a site walk

Romco Builders is a licensed Florida general contractor, headquartered in Fort Lauderdale. Include the address and how the building is used. Romco replies Monday to Friday, 10 to 6.

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