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What We Do

Painting & Property Care for Marsh Landing Homes

We tailor preparation and coatings to stucco, siding, trim, and shaded marsh-side surfaces while keeping the approved community palette and material standards in view.

  • Interior Painting: Walls, ceilings, trim, doors, and drywall repair.
  • Exterior Painting: Siding, stucco, brick, trim, and other paint-ready surfaces.
  • Soft Washing & Pressure Washing: Removes mold, mildew, salt, chalk, and surface buildup using the appropriate method.
  • Window Cleaning: Interior and exterior glass cleaning, standalone or paired with painting.
  • Carpentry & Wood Repair: Damaged trim, siding, fascia, and other paint-ready wood repaired before coating.

Why Marsh Landing Homeowners Choose Us

  • Familiar with the Exterior Paint Request Form and ARB submission timing
  • Two staffed gatehouses — we handle gate lists and check-in in advance
  • Mildew treated biologically on marsh-facing and shaded elevations
  • Soft washing on anything fragile; real pressure only where it is safe
  • Family-owned since 2004 with $3M+ insurance coverage
  • Written workmanship warranty and free, detailed estimates

How We Work

Our Process

1

Free Estimate

In-person walkthrough and a clear written scope.

2

Surface Prep

Wash, scrape, sand, caulk, and repair as needed.

3

Application

Premium coatings applied by a dedicated crew.

4

Final Walkthrough

We review the completed work with you before leaving.

Wash, repair, paint, and clean the glass — one coordinated team

Combining related exterior maintenance under one scope reduces repeated scheduling and helps ensure repairs are completed before finish coats go on.

Marsh-Side Humidity, Not Ocean Salt — a Different Problem

Marsh Landing sits on the Intracoastal side of the island. Its own master association describes a community of marshes and ponds with access to the Intracoastal Waterway — it is not oceanfront, and that changes what fails first.

Instead of salt, the dominant enemy here is retained moisture. Marsh-facing and heavily shaded elevations stay damp far longer after rain, and mildew is a living organism rather than a stain. Painted over rather than killed, it grows back through the new coating within a season or two, which is the single most common reason a repaint in a community like this looks tired early.

So we soft wash rather than blast, treat mildew biologically so it dies instead of merely being knocked off the surface, and then insist on proper dry time before coating. In our humidity that dry time is a real scheduling constraint, not a formality — and on shaded marsh elevations we would rather lose a day than trap moisture under new paint.

Hospitality Improvements Inc. has been family-owned since 2004. We carry more than $3,000,000 in insurance coverage, provide a written workmanship warranty, and offer free estimates throughout Ponte Vedra Beach.

The ARB Paperwork, and How We Handle It

Marsh Landing has one of the most clearly documented approval processes in Ponte Vedra. The Marsh Landing at Sawgrass Master Association operates an Architectural Review Board that requires authorisation for all exterior modifications — including like-for-like replacements — and a repaint specifically requires an Exterior Paint Request Form. The ARB works from a published Green Book and meets on the first and third Tuesday of the month.

That cadence matters for your schedule: a colour change has to clear a meeting before work starts, so the estimate and the submission should happen well ahead of the date you want the crew on site. We are used to preparing the documentation, and we will tell you plainly at the estimate what the timeline looks like rather than promising a start date the approval calendar cannot support.

There are also ten sub-associations within Marsh Landing across more than a thousand homes. Confirm which one governs your street, because that is where the detail lives.

Questions & Answers

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you work within Marsh Landing HOA color guidelines?
Yes. We can quote and complete work using the community's approved colors and materials. Homeowners remain responsible for final HOA approval, and we can provide product and color details needed for the request.
How do you handle guard-gated access?
We coordinate crew names, arrival windows, and any contractor access instructions with the homeowner before the project starts, then follow guard check-in procedures each day.
Do marsh-front homes need special mildew preparation?
Shaded, humid elevations can accumulate mildew and stay damp longer. We clean the surface appropriately, address failed joints or damaged wood, and recommend coatings suited to Northeast Florida humidity.
Can interior work be completed while exterior approval is pending?
Usually, yes. Interior painting does not typically involve exterior HOA color review, so the scopes can be scheduled separately when that best fits the homeowner's timeline.
Are you insured for larger homes?
Yes. Hospitality Improvements Inc. carries more than $3 million in insurance coverage and provides a written workmanship warranty. Estimates are free.
What paperwork does Marsh Landing require before an exterior repaint?
The Marsh Landing at Sawgrass Master Association requires authorisation for all exterior modifications, including like-for-like replacements, and a repaint specifically needs an Exterior Paint Request Form submitted to the Architectural Review Board. The ARB works from a published Green Book and meets on the first and third Tuesday of the month, so a colour change has to clear a meeting before work begins. Confirm which of the community's sub-associations governs your street, and we will help prepare the submission and schedule around the meeting date.
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