Service area · Miami & Broward
Aluminum painting in Key Biscayne
An island village with water on every side. Railings, fences and frames prepared for constant salt.
Key Biscayne is reached by the Rickenbacker Causeway and surrounded by water, so salt exposure isn't limited to the oceanfront. Railings, pool fences and window frames across the island chalk and oxidize faster than on the mainland.
The island has both oceanfront condominiums and single-family homes, and we work on both.
Key Biscayne
Most requested here
Railings
Balcony, pool and stair railings, every baluster and joint.
Fences
Picket and privacy fences, both faces and every edge.
Window & door frames
Impact window and sliding door frames, masked clean to the glass.
Condo & HOA
Railing and frame work for boards and property managers.
Also: Gates · Storefronts · Siding · On-site spray painting · Residential · Commercial
Process
How the finish is made
Salt is washed out of every joint before priming. 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
Aluminum painting in Key Biscayne
Why does aluminum fail faster on Key Biscayne?
Salt reaches the whole island, not just the beachfront, and gets under worn finishes.
How can I make a new finish last?
Rinse with fresh water every few months to clear salt, especially after storms.
Do you remove anything to paint it?
No. Everything is painted in place, with glass, stone and surrounding surfaces masked first.
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