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St. Lucie Village, St. Lucie County

Commercial painting in St. Lucie Village

St. Lucie Village is a town of about 600 people, incorporated in 1961, running 2.6 miles between U.S. 1 and the Indian River Lagoon. Its predominant land use is single-family residential, so commercial painting here is uncommon, and the town, not the county, issues building permits for the work there is.

The oldest part of the town is a National Register Historic District with 33 contributing homes and structures. Romco found no published town color or design rule for a commercial repaint, so before any job here Romco asks the town's Building Official what the town needs to see, and treats a building inside the district as historic fabric.

The county names the Indian River Lagoon as one of the estuaries where stormwater pollution feeds algae blooms. With the lagoon as the town's eastern edge, wash water and paint residue on a St. Lucie Village job stay in containment and leave the site for disposal.

Sources: Town of St. Lucie Village home page · County page on who issues permits where · County page on illicit discharges and the estuaries

Who reviews color and permits in St. Lucie Village

Town of St. Lucie Village Building Official

The town issues its own building permits and publishes its own permit forms. No town color or design rule was found, so Romco confirms the requirements with the town per job.

Read the source

Rules differ between the county, Port St. Lucie, Fort Pierce and St. Lucie Village. We check the office for your parcel before the scope is final. St. Lucie permit guide

What we quote in St. Lucie Village

Painting work we quote here

From walk to punch list

How the job runs

Romco Builders is a licensed Florida general contractor, headquartered in Fort Lauderdale. This is the order a repaint follows here, from the first site walk to the last punch item.

  1. Walk the building, check the jurisdiction

    We confirm whether the address falls under the county, Port St. Lucie, Fort Pierce or St. Lucie Village, and note any historic designation.

  2. Write the scope

    Surfaces, repairs, coatings, access equipment and working hours go into one written scope, so the quote compares line by line.

  3. Clear color approvals

    Where Port St. Lucie's chart or a Fort Pierce certificate applies, the color is approved before any paint is ordered.

  4. Prepare and contain

    Cleaning, repairs and masking come first, with wash water captured instead of sent to a storm inlet.

  5. Apply the coatings

    Coats go on to the maker's written instructions for temperature, humidity and recoat time, not to a calendar.

  6. Walk it and close out

    We walk the finished surfaces with you, write a punch list, finish it and hand over the color and product records.

Questions

Commercial painting in St. Lucie Village

Does the town or the county permit commercial work in St. Lucie Village?

The town does. The county's building division names St. Lucie Village, with Fort Pierce and Port St. Lucie, as having its own permitting requirements. Romco takes permit and color questions for a Village building to the town.

What will painting my St. Lucie building cost?

We do not give a figure until we have walked the building, because the number turns on things a phone call cannot show: how much stucco needs repair, how the walls are reached, whether a Port St. Lucie color review or a Fort Pierce certificate comes first, and how the wash water is captured. After the walk you get a written quote, broken out by surface and by step, so you can compare it line by line.

What if an older building has lead paint?

Federal rules decide this, not the paint's age alone. The EPA renovation rule covers child-occupied facilities built before 1978, such as day care centers inside commercial buildings, and requires a certified firm. OSHA's lead standard covers workers on any structure that contains lead. Romco checks whether either rule applies and arranges a certified firm where it does.

How long will the painting run, start to finish?

We do not promise a duration. Approvals, repairs found during prep and the weather set the pace. The National Weather Service puts the average Fort Pierce wet season between May 25 and October 20, and hurricane season runs June 1 to November 30. Your quote shows the order of work and what each step depends on.

Other St. Lucie cities: Port St. Lucie · Tradition · St. Lucie West · Fort Pierce · Lincoln Park · Hutchinson Island South · Unincorporated St. Lucie County

Port St. Lucie, Fort Pierce and the island

Send the address and we will tell you which rules your repaint falls under

Romco Builders is a licensed Florida general contractor, headquartered in Fort Lauderdale. Then we quote the scope, the order of work and the approvals it needs.

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