Painters near me in Orlando, FL
9 painters in Orlando, Florida, each with a direct link, phone number and what they offer. Florida sun, afternoon storms and constant humidity are hard on paint, so prep work matters as much as the paint itself.
9 listings · Updated October 2026
Painters listings
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Masters Touch Painting & Power Washing
Painting company
Masters Touch Painting & Power Washing, which also operates as Orlando Painting Pros, paints homes, offices, warehouses, restaurants and other commercial properties.
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Orlando Painters LLC
Painting company
Orlando Painters LLC works out of the Hoffner industrial park near Orlando International Airport and runs separate crews for homes and for commercial or industrial sites.
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DeBaggis Painting
Painting company
DeBaggis Painting is a family-run Orlando painting company with more than two decades in business, covering interior, exterior and faux-finish work.
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Emerald Painting and Decorating
Painting company
Emerald Painting of Orlando has been painting homes and businesses around Central Florida since 1995.
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Paisley Painting
Painting company
Paisley Painting is a downtown Orlando painting contractor serving homeowners, businesses, property managers and HOAs across Central Florida.
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Quality Orlando Painters & Remodeling
Painting company
Quality Orlando Painters & Remodeling is a locally owned contractor that combines painting with roof coatings, sealing and general remodeling.
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A Painter's Touch
Painting company
A Painter's Touch is an Orlando painting contractor working for both homeowners and commercial clients.
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RDO Painting
Painting company
RDO Painting has been painting homes and businesses in the Orlando area since 1991 and also does siding and gutter work. It provides free quotes meant to include both labor and materials.
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Tingle's Painting
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Tingle's Painting is a Central Florida painting contractor serving mainly homeowners, with commercial work as well.
Painters in Orlando: what we found
This page covers 9 painters in Orlando.
What comes up again and again on their menus and websites: Commercial painting, Interior painting, Pressure washing, Exterior painting and Popcorn ceiling removal.
The longest-running place here has been open since 1991.
Orlando is the county seat and the largest city in Orange County. Beyond the theme parks it is a city of neighborhoods, from Downtown and Thornton Park to College Park, Mills 50, Ivanhoe Village, Audubon Park, Baldwin Park, Lake Nona and Dr. Phillips, each with its own mix of local shops, restaurants and service businesses.
How to choose a painting company near Orlando
Florida sun, afternoon storms and constant humidity are hard on paint, so prep work matters as much as the paint itself. When choosing a painter in Orange County, ask how they will pressure wash, scrape, caulk and prime, especially on stucco and wood trim where moisture causes peeling and mildew. Ask which product and sheen they plan to use and how many coats are included, and get those details in a written quote along with who supplies the paint. Confirm the company carries general liability insurance, and workers' compensation if it has employees. If your home was built before 1978, ask whether the crew is certified for lead-safe work. Check your HOA's approved color list before choosing exterior colors; many Orange County communities require approval first. Use the listings below to find painters serving your neighborhood, then compare a few written estimates covering the same scope.
Local tip
Florida has no state license for painters and a 2021 state law (HB 735) bars cities and counties from requiring a separate local painting license, so ask for proof of insurance and, for homes built before 1978, the firm's EPA lead-safe (RRP) certification instead.
Frequently asked questions
Do painters need a license in Orlando, Florida?
Florida does not issue a state license for painting, and since a 2021 state law, local governments generally cannot require their own painting license either. That means a license number is not a useful screen. Instead, ask for certificates of general liability and workers' compensation insurance, check reviews and past work, and get a written contract describing the scope, products and payment schedule.
How long does exterior paint last in Orlando?
Lifespan varies with the surface, the paint quality, the prep and how much direct sun and rain the walls get. South- and west-facing walls usually fade first in Central Florida. Good surface preparation, quality acrylic paint and proper caulking typically extend the time between repaints. Ask your painter what lifespan they expect for your home and what their warranty covers.
What drives the cost of painting a house?
Main factors are square footage, number of stories, the condition of the surface, how much repair and prep is needed, the number of colors, and the paint grade. Stucco cracks, wood rot and mildew add labor. For interiors, ceilings, trim, doors and wall repairs change the price. Compare written quotes that specify the same products, coats and prep steps.
When is the best time of year to paint outside in Central Florida?
Fall through spring is usually easiest because humidity and afternoon thunderstorms are lower than in summer. Paint labels list temperature and humidity ranges, and walls need to be dry before painting. Summer jobs are possible but often start early in the day to finish before storms. Book ahead, because many painters fill their schedules during the drier months.
Do I need HOA approval to repaint my house in Orlando?
Many Orange County neighborhoods have homeowners associations that require approval of exterior colors before work begins, and some publish an approved palette. Check your HOA documents or contact the architectural review committee before you hire. Painting without approval can lead to fines or a requirement to repaint, which most contractors will not cover.
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