Commercial painting in Miami-Dade County
Commercial painting work Romco quotes in Miami-Dade
A Doral warehouse, a Sunny Isles Beach condo tower and a Coral Gables office building need different access, different approvals and different coatings. Pick the kind of building or surface below to see how Romco runs that job and where the scope stops.
- Interior commercial paintingLobbies, corridors, offices and back-of-house, phased so the building keeps working.Interior commercial painting in Miami-Dade →
- Exterior commercial paintingStucco walls, trim and railings, with city color approvals filed before the first coat.Exterior commercial painting in Miami-Dade →
- High-rise and condo exterior repaintsCoastal condo towers on swing stages or rope descent, sequenced behind façade repairs.High-rise and condo exterior repaints in Miami-Dade →
- Warehouse and industrial paintingTall walls, steel and docks in the MIA and Doral logistics belt, worked around trucks.Warehouse and industrial painting in Miami-Dade →
- Parking garage coatings and stripingDeck coatings, wall and column paint, and striping, phased level by level.Parking garage coatings and striping in Miami-Dade →
- Airport and transportation facility paintingQuotes for airport, seaport and transit buildings, with badging and escorts planned in.Airport and transportation facility painting in Miami-Dade →
- Office, retail and tenant improvement paintingSuites, storefronts and tenant fit-outs painted to the lease date, not the painter's.Office, retail and tenant improvement painting in Miami-Dade →
- HOA and multifamily repaintsAssociation and apartment repaints planned with the board, reserve study and residents.HOA and multifamily repaints in Miami-Dade →
- Hotel and hospitality paintingGuest floors, façades and public areas, with historic color rules and guests in mind.Hotel and hospitality painting in Miami-Dade →
- Hospital, clinic and school building paintingWards, clinics and classrooms repainted one zone at a time while the building stays open.Hospital, clinic and school building painting in Miami-Dade →
- Elastomeric and waterproofing coatingsElastomeric wall systems and waterproofing coats, with roof-coating permits handled first.Elastomeric and waterproofing coatings in Miami-Dade →
- Pressure washing and surface prepWashing, scraping and patching that set up the coating, with runoff kept out of drains.Pressure washing and surface prep in Miami-Dade →
- Something else?Planning a repaint around a recertification or a reserve study? Say so in the message and Romco will plan the painting around that work.Call (305) 760-9827 →
Every type, one method
How Romco runs a commercial repaint
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.
Approvals and colors
Any color board, historic review, zoning permit or roof-coating permit the address needs is filed before materials are ordered.
Phasing and protection
Work is split around open tenants, residents and traffic. Floors, glazing, landscaping and storm drains are protected before prep starts.
Surface prep
Cleaning, scraping, patching and priming, with wash water kept out of storm drains as county and city rules require.
Coating application
Coats go on in the order the system calls for, with exterior work timed around rainy-season weather.
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
Before you ask
What size of building will Romco quote?
Any size. A single storefront bay, a full office floor, a Doral distribution warehouse or a coastal condo tower all get the same process: a site walk, a jurisdiction check and a written scope.
Which Miami-Dade repaints call for a permit?
In unincorporated Miami-Dade, the county lists interior and exterior painting as work that needs no building permit, but waterproofing roof coatings do, and painted wall signs and parking-lot re-striping need a Zoning Improvement Permit. The 35 cities set their own rules. Miami Beach, for one, requires a permit and color approval for business exteriors.
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.
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.