Services
Aluminum railing painting
Balcony, pool and stair railings refinished in place, baluster by baluster. No removal, no shop visit.
Railings take the worst of the weather. Salt settles in the joints, the top rail fades first, and chalking spreads down every baluster. Once the old finish starts to lift, corrosion follows it.
We clean off salt and loose paint, sand the rough areas, mask the deck, glass and stone, then prime and spray multiple finish coats. Every face of every picket gets the same coverage, including the undersides you only see from below.
What we cover
- Balcony railings, including condo balconies
- Pool and patio railings
- Stair and entry railings
- Glass-panel railing frames, masked clean to the glass
Process
How the finish is made
On site, without removal. Expected finish life in South Florida: 7–10 years.
Inspect
We assess the existing coating and note oxidation, chalking and peeling.
Clean & sand
Dirt, salt and loose paint come off. Rough areas are sanded smooth.
Mask & prime
Glass, stone and surrounding surfaces are masked. A bonding primer made for metal goes on first.
Finish coats
Multiple spray-applied coats build an even, uniform finish.
Walkthrough
We clean up completely and review the work with you before we leave.
Questions
Railings: common questions
Can you paint railings without taking them down?
Yes. Railings are painted in place. The deck, glass and nearby surfaces are masked before any coating goes on.
How long does a railing finish last near the ocean?
With proper preparation and quality materials, expect seven to ten years in South Florida. Rinsing with fresh water every few months removes salt and helps it last.
Do you paint railings in condominium buildings?
Yes. We work with owners, boards and property managers and schedule around building rules and access.
Service areas
Aluminum railing painting near you
Northeast Miami-Dade
Miami & Broward
Request a quote
Send a few photos and we'll come back with a written quote.