Glendale Painting

Whether it's the typical repaint, or a full-out restoration, our rehabilitation division has the knowledge and experience to get the job done. Our employees know how to work with discerning clientele and make every resident happy with the end-product. Our new construction division boasts some of the largest and most complex structures in Florida. We know how to meet the ever tightening deadlines developers and general contractors require these days. Glendale is a family-owned business based in the Tampa Bay Area and has been servicing the State of Florida for over 3 decades.

Founded in 1985, Glendale is one of the most successful commercial painting contractors in the Southeast. Quality and reliability has led to our Success. Our company name may not be widely recognized, but we're well-known in the industry. We don't put street signs out on every project, we don't advertise in the trade or community publications, and we don't attend all the trade functions displaying our signs and marketing giveaways. We expand by word-of-mouth alone. We expand by doing good work for a competitive price, by doing it right the first time so there's no need for call-backs or warranty claims, by servicing our clients above and beyond their expectations.

Pressure washing is pretty standard in every remedial project. But occasionally you're going to need to remove previous coatings or rust scale before you paint. For that, there's either sand blasting or the latest technology, vapor blasting. The key to vapor blasting is the flow of a waterborne abrasive, giving a finer finish due to the flushing action of the water. No media is impregnated into the component, nor is there any dust created by the break-up of media, unlike dry blasting, where the finish is produced by sheer force of media impact.

Our bidding process entails a site visit for condition assessment, measurements, and labor requirements. We make sure the price you're provided with is accurate and the fairest price possible. There are other painters who will outbid us on occasion. Typically, it is because the painting contractor plans on subbing the work to smaller companies. This can control his cost, but not the quality of the work you receive. We do things the old-fashioned way, with our own trained hourly and salaried staff; no subs, no piece workers.