Paint Made For Florida vs. National Brand Paint
Most homeowners focus on what a gallon costs at the store and not how the paint is crafted. Paint material typically makes up only 15–25% of the total cost of a professional paint job. The other 75–85% is labor: prep work, priming, application, cleanup, and the hours a crew spends in your home.
That changes the math completely. If quality paint lasts 6–10 years and budget paint lasts 4–5, you're not just saving on materials — you're buying yourself an entire paint job you never have to pay for. At $1,500 to $4,000+ per exterior repaint, that's real money. Florida Paints products are weather-tested and expertly crafted for durability to give you the most value in every can of paint.
Paint Smarter.
Save More.
The real cost of cheap paint isn't on the price tag — it's in the labor you'll pay again and again.
Your Savings = Total Cost (Budget Paint) − Total Cost (Quality Paint)
Repaints needed = Years Owned ÷ Paint Lifespan (rounded up)
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| Time Period | Budget Paint Total | Quality Paint Total | You Save |
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Paint material is typically only 15–25% of total job cost. The other 75–85% is labor: prep, priming, application, and cleanup. Avoiding even ONE repaint cycle by choosing quality paint can save you more than the entire paint material cost for years to come.
Based on a typical home needing 15 gallons & $2,500 labor
Repaints in 7 yrs 2 times
Total paint cost $1,050
Total labor (2×$2,500) $5,000
Grand Total $6,050
Repaints in 7 yrs 1 time
Total paint cost $825
Total labor (1×$2,500) $2,500
Grand Total $3,325
Repaints in 7 yrs 2 times
Total paint cost $600
Total labor (2×$1,500) $3,000
Grand Total $3,600
Repaints in 7 yrs 1 time
Total paint cost $500
Total labor (1×$1,500) $1,500
Grand Total $2,000
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