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How Often Should You Repaint a Commercial Building in Florida?

Typical repaint cycles for commercial exteriors and interiors in North Florida, and the signs your Tallahassee building is due.

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There is no single number, but Florida's sun, humidity and storms shorten paint life compared with milder climates. These ranges are typical when the original job was prepped and coated well.

Exterior

  • Stucco and masonry: often every 7 to 10 years
  • Wood siding and trim: often every 5 to 7 years, sooner on sun-facing sides
  • Metal buildings: varies widely with the coating system and rust control

Interior

  • High-traffic corridors, retail and restaurants: every 2 to 4 years
  • Offices: every 3 to 6 years, or at lease turnover
  • Apartments: often touched up or repainted at every turn

Signs it's time

  • Fading, chalking or mildew that won't wash off
  • Peeling, blistering or cracked caulk around windows
  • Scuffed, patched walls that no longer match
  • A rebrand, new tenant or sale

Maintenance stretches the cycle

Washing every year or two and touching up sealant and damaged spots can add years before a full repaint.

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