Painters in Virginia Beach, VA
Royal Painting serves Virginia Beach from Norfolk next door - interior and exterior painting for homes, plus commercial painting for offices, shops and hotels. Close to the ocean and the bay, the prep is about salt and moisture as much as color.
What Virginia Beach houses have to deal with
Mostly post-1960s houses, mostly in neighborhoods
Virginia Beach took its current form when it merged with Princess Anne County in 1963, and much of its housing went up in the decades after - brick ranches and split-levels in Kempsville and Bayside, then vinyl and fiber-cement subdivisions further south. Many of the newer neighborhoods have an HOA with rules on exterior colors.
Oceanfront exposure
Near the Oceanfront, Shore Drive and Sandbridge, wind-driven salt and sand wear paint faster than they do a few miles inland. Trim, railings and anything metal take the worst of it. A thorough wash before painting, and a wash now and then after, does more for paint life here than anything else.
What we do in Virginia Beach
Every job starts with a free estimate from Osman in person, with a price before anything is scheduled. Call or text (757) 414-3046, Monday to Friday, 7am to 5pm.
Virginia Beach painting questions
Do you paint commercial buildings in Virginia Beach?
Yes - offices, retail stores, showrooms, hotels and apartment buildings, inside and out.
Do I need HOA approval to change my exterior color?
In many Virginia Beach neighborhoods, yes. Get the approval in writing before the job is scheduled, and keep a copy of the approved colors for the painter.
Do you charge to come out for an estimate?
No. Estimates are free - Osman looks at the job in person and gives you a price before anything is scheduled.
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