Prep first. Then paint.
Exterior House Painting in Tampa
Tampa sun, afternoon storms and humidity are hard on paint. An exterior fails from the edges in, which is exactly where cheap bids cut corners. Ours don’t.
- Fully Insured Workers’ compWorkers’ comp on every employee
- No Subcontractors Our own crewOur own crew on every job
- Owner-Run Since 2007 Kevin runs itKevin quotes it and runs it
- 96% Recommend Of reviewersOf reviewers recommend us

- Owner-Run Since 2007
- Fully Insured
- Workers’ Comp on Every Employee
- No Subcontractors, Ever
- Free Written Estimates
- Products Named by Line
- Tampa Native Owner
- Clients Who Call Back 10+ Years Later
- Hillsborough & Pinellas
What’s Included
What a Prestige Exterior Includes
Everything here is written into your estimate, so you can compare it line by line against anyone else’s.
“Finished up this full exterior prep and paint on Swann and Fielding last week, prep, prep, more prep....then paint!”
- Prep written outWashing, scraping, repairs, caulk and primer listed step by step. The full process is below.
- Products namedThe manufacturer and product line for siding, trim, doors and anything else we coat.
- Coats statedHow many coats each surface gets, in writing, not implied.
- Kevin on the jobThe owner quotes it and runs it. Our own crew does the work, never subcontractors.
Our Prep, Step by Step
The Part of the Bid You Should Compare
When two estimates are thousands apart, this is almost always where the difference lives.
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Wash Pressure or soft wash strips chalk, mildew and green algae. Paint doesn’t bond to dirt. -
Scrape & Sand Failing paint taken back to sound wood and feathered so the old edge never shows through. -
Fill & Caulk Holes filled and sanded, every joint and seam sealed against Florida rain. -
Mask & Protect Glass, roofs, hardware, pavers and plants covered before a drop of paint goes on. -
Two Finish Coats Full spread rate. The coat count is written into the estimate.
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Exterior Projects
Exterior Painting Jobs Around Tampa
Hyde Park Peeling Yellow to Deep Navy 32 PhotosExterior · Historic Homes
South Tampa Colonial in Deep Navy, MacDill & Sunset 25 PhotosExterior
Tampa Six Weeks, Two Painters, One Waterfront Estate 33 PhotosExterior · Wood & Stain
Seminole Heights New Orleans Ave Bungalow 15 PhotosExterior · Historic Homes
Repeat Client Parkland Estates Mediterranean Repaint, 14 Years Later 9 PhotosExterior
Seminole Heights Hanna Ave Bungalow 33 PhotosExterior · Historic Homes Reviews
What Tampa Homeowners Say
“…the exterior paint job on my 1928 Craftsman-style bungalow would only be described as perfect!”
5-Star Reviews
From Tampa Homeowners
“I worked with Kevin to do a full interior repaint of our new home in South Tampa back in July. Kevin and his team did an excellent and thorough job, and worked with us through every step of the process, from testing various paints to ensuring that hardware was properly removed and baseboards were properly prepped.”
“Very neat, very professional, beautiful job. He can even help with picking the right colors.”
Exterior FAQ
Straight Answers on Exterior Painting
Anything else, call or text Kevin.
How much prep goes into an exterior?
As much as the house needs. On one Tampa job Kevin posted, it was “two weeks of scraping, grinding, patching, priming, caulking and glazing before we even opened the first can of paint.”
Do you paint stucco and wood siding?
Yes: stucco, wood and fiber-cement siding, block, fascia, soffits, trim, shutters, garage doors, front doors and railings.
Do you use subcontractors?
No. Every painter on your property works directly for Prestige and is covered by workers’ compensation and liability insurance. Subcontractors are paid by the job, which rewards speed over quality.
What’s in the estimate?
A written, line-item estimate: every surface, the prep it needs, the product line by name and the number of coats. If something is excluded, it says so. It’s free and there’s no follow-up pressure.
Free Estimate
Let’s Walk Your Property
The person who quotes your job is the person who runs it. Kevin walks it with you, measures, and puts a line-item number in writing with the products named.
- 1 Kevin calls you backA real conversation about the house, not an automated reply.
- 2 He walks it with youMeasures, photographs the problem areas, answers questions on site.
- 3 You get it in writingLine-item estimate with every product named and the coats stated.