Painting and Remodeling Services in Wilton Manors, FL

Renew Painting & Remodeling is one of the top-rated painting companies Wilton Manors residents choose for both painting and remodeling work. They are a family owned business with over 11 years of experience and 9,500 plus completed projects across Broward County. What sets them apart is they handle both under one roof. Most companies only do one or the other. They also offer cabinet painting, stucco repair, kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling, and floor installation. They are licensed with the Florida DBPR and fully insured.

Painting costs for mid-century homes depend on home size, wall condition, stucco repair needs, and paint quality. Many 1950s and 1960s ranch bungalows in the Island City need extra stucco prep work before painting begins. Renew uses premium products from Sherwin-Williams and Benjamin Moore on every project. Every quote includes full surface prep, primer, and two coats of paint. The best way to get an accurate price is to request a free on-site estimate. The team visits your home, measures every surface, and gives you a clear written quote the same day.

Services available in the Island City include interior painting, exterior painting, cabinet painting, stucco repair and painting, trim and door painting, commercial painting, kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling, floor installation, and home additions. Painting and remodeling for rental property turnovers with quick interior repaints and minor updates are also available. Every project starts with a free on-site estimate and a clear written quote so you know exactly what the work includes and what it costs before anything begins.

Yes. The team paints restaurants, bars, shops, and offices along the Wilton Drive arts and entertainment district. Painting and remodeling for restaurant spaces and retail locations is scheduled around your business hours so you stay open during the project. Services include storefront painting, interior refreshes, dining area updates, and common area repaints. Many Wilton Drive businesses schedule regular repaints and minor remodeling updates to keep their spaces fresh and attract more foot traffic along the corridor.

Most homes in the Island City have stucco exteriors that are 60 to 70 years old. Every exterior job starts with a full inspection of the stucco surface. The crew pressure washes the walls, repairs all cracks, fills holes, and applies a bonding primer before any paint goes on. Skipping this prep work causes new paint to peel within a year or two. Moisture-resistant and UV-resistant coatings from Sherwin-Williams are applied in two full coats. This process gives your home an exterior finish built to handle salt air, humidity, and strong sun.

Yes. Many homeowners in the Island City combine a full kitchen remodel with interior painting and cabinet refinishing in one project. Having one team manage both for home renovation work saves time and keeps the project on a single schedule. The crew handles cabinet replacement, countertop installation, backsplash work, fresh wall paint, and cabinet refinishing all in one coordinated timeline. This approach is popular with homeowners updating mid-century kitchens in Highland Estates, Jenada Isles, and Manor Grove.

The team serves every neighborhood in the Island City including Jenada Isles, Manor Grove, Highland Estates, Middle River Estates, Tropical Manors, Sunset Manors, Lake Estates, Meadowbrook, Letarte, Old Florida Village, River Ranch, The Pines, Wilton Landings, and Pelican Perch. Painting and remodeling services also cover homes and businesses along Wilton Drive, Federal Highway, Andrews Avenue, and Dixie Highway. ZIP codes 33305, 33311, 33334, and 33306 are all within the service area.

Yes. Nearly 38 percent of housing units in the Island City are occupied by tenants. Landlords and property managers need fast interior repaints, cabinet touch-ups, bathroom refreshes, and flooring updates between tenants. The crew handles quick turnovers with quality results that keep units looking sharp and rental-ready. Combining house painting and remodeling during a turnover maximizes the value of each unit and helps attract new tenants faster than a paint-only refresh.

Yes. Dated bathrooms in mid-century homes are one of the most common remodeling projects in the Island City. The crew handles full bathroom renovations including new tile, modern vanities, walk-in showers, updated plumbing fixtures, and fresh wall and ceiling paint. Combining the remodel with fresh paint throughout the rest of the home gives the entire space a complete updated feel. Many homeowners pair a bathroom renovation with an interior repaint and new flooring for a full home refresh.