A roof in Nobleton fades faster than the house under it. Ten Florida summers turn terracotta to chalky pink and silver metal to dull gray, and it is the first thing a neighbor or a buyer notices. Corrigan Custom Painting has been painting tile, metal and flat roofs back to full color across Hernando County since 1997.
We handle the whole exterior in Nobleton too: stucco and block, siding, trim, doors and shutters, plus mobile home roofs, carports and lanais in the area's manufactured home communities. Every job starts with a written estimate from the owner and schedule Hernando County jobs in blocks.
Ready to see your Nobleton home look new again? Call (941) 539-4357 or send the form on this page for a free estimate.
Painting services in Nobleton
- Roof Painting: A faded roof drags the whole house down. We wash it, prep it, and spray a new finish that brings the color back.
- Exterior Painting: From the roof line to the front door: stucco, siding, soffit, fascia, trim, doors and shutters, all prepped and painted by one crew.
- Mobile Home Painting: Full exterior and roof painting for mobile and manufactured homes, usually done in one to three days.
- Flat Roof Painting: A bright, even finish on flat and low-slope roofs that have gone gray, chalky or stained.
Why Nobleton homeowners call Corrigan
- Since 1997. Nearly three decades on Gulf Coast roofs and exteriors. Third generation of painters in the family.
- Owner on the job. Joe Corrigan does the estimate and works the job. You talk to the person who is responsible.
- Roof painting specialists. Tile, metal and flat roofs are most of what we do. Few painters in the area have this much roof time.
- Registered & insured. A registered Florida LLC and a fully insured painting contractor. Check our Sunbiz record any time.
- Premium paint. Sherwin-Williams and other premium exterior lines chosen for Florida sun, humidity and salt air.
- Straight talk. We are painters, not roofers. If your roof needs a roofer, you will hear it at the estimate, not after we have started.
