Elite Exterior: 16 Multi-Unit Buildings Transformation in Parkland, FL

We recently completed a large-scale residential painting project in the Parkland Golf and Tennis community in Parkland, Florida. The job covered 16 multi-unit buildings, a clubhouse, and perimeter fencing, totaling about 130,000 square feet of exterior surfaces. Each building houses four units, so we had to plan carefully to keep things running smoothly for residents while maintaining the community’s upscale look.

The project took 2.5 months from start to finish. Our team handled the entire repainting process, from surface prep to final touch-ups, using a custom color palette approved by the HOA. We aimed to create a refreshed, cohesive appearance that would enhance the property’s appeal and protect it for years to come. The investment reflected high-quality materials, detailed craftsmanship, and a finish designed to last through Florida’s challenging climate.

By the time the HOA reached out to us, the once-vibrant community had lost some of its charm. Sun exposure, humidity, and seasonal storms had left the paint faded, chalky, and inconsistent across buildings. Some areas even showed peeling near trims and fences. The HOA wanted a solution that would restore the property’s original beauty while ensuring a long-lasting, low-maintenance finish.

After meeting with several contractors, the board chose Hartzell Painting because of our experience with high-end residential projects and our reputation for clean, organized work in occupied spaces. From our first visit, we focused on the details—understanding the community’s design standards, testing colors on-site, and building a schedule that would minimize disruption.

We managed every phase with clear communication, keeping residents informed with daily progress updates. Our crew worked quietly, efficiently, and with respect for everyone’s space. By the end, the HOA felt confident they made the right choice, and the residents appreciated how smooth and professional the process was from start to finish.

• Exterior Painting: Repainted all 16 buildings, including walls, trims, soffits, and fascia boards.

• Clubhouse Painting: Gave the clubhouse a full exterior refresh to match the new community color scheme.

• Fence Painting: Refinished and coated perimeter and decorative fences for a clean, uniform look.

• Surface Preparation: Pressure washing, stucco repair, sanding, and priming to create a solid foundation for paint adhesion.

• Protective Coating Application: Applied multiple layers for maximum durability and weather resistance.

• Project Management: Supervised the site daily, coordinated with the HOA, and maintained consistent quality control.

• Sherwin-Williams Loxon Self-Cleaning Paint: Used across all exterior surfaces to provide long-term dirt resistance, UV protection, and vibrant color retention.

• Sherwin-Williams Loxon Primer: Applied to stucco and masonry to improve adhesion and durability.

• Elastomeric Sealant: Filled gaps and transitions to keep moisture out and maintain flexibility as temperatures changed.

• Corrosion-Resistant Metal Primer: Used on metal fences and railings to prevent rust and ensure a smooth, lasting topcoat.

• Professional Cleaning Solution: Applied during pressure washing to remove buildup, mildew, and loose paint before painting began.

When the project wrapped up, the Parkland Golf and Tennis community looked completely revitalized. The fresh, cohesive color palette brightened every corner, highlighting the property’s architecture and giving it that “newly built” feel again. The Sherwin-Williams Loxon self-cleaning system added real value—helping the community cut down on maintenance while keeping the paint clean and vibrant for up to 10 years.

Homeowners immediately noticed the difference. The HOA praised our organization, steady communication, and attention to detail, while residents thanked our crew for being courteous and respectful throughout. One board member even told us, “It feels like we’re living in a brand-new neighborhood again.”

For Hartzell Painting, this project wasn’t just about repainting—it was about restoring pride and protection for a community that deserved both.