EFI Pro Painting

EFI Pro Painting has served South Florida for over 25 years, completing more than 975 projects. The company paints residential properties, commercial buildings, and new construction, and also handles exterior waterproofing, fascia board repair, and stucco repair.

Owner Sergio walks every job personally, from the initial estimate through final inspection. The business uses premium coatings only—Sherwin-Williams, Benjamin Moore, and PPG specifications—and commits to precision work with no roller marks or missed spots. EFI Pro is fully insured and available Monday through Sunday, 8 AM to 8 PM.

Florida contractors must be licensed or registered with the Construction Industry Licensing Board (CILB), the state agency that regulates and licenses all construction work. You can verify any painter's license status through the Florida DBPR online license search portal at myfloridalicense.com. There you can search by the contractor's name, license number, city, or license type to confirm current, active licensure before signing a contract.

The CILB recognizes two main contractor categories: certified contractors, who hold a state certificate of competency and may work anywhere in Florida, and registered contractors, who have met competency requirements for specific jurisdictions and may only work in those areas. Both types are regulated and held to Florida's construction standards. When you contact a painter, ask which type of license they hold and verify it matches your location.

Florida Building Code standards apply to all painting work, particularly for exterior, waterproofing, and structural finishes. Before work begins, confirm with your painter whether your project requires permits or inspections in your municipality—some interior repaints do not, while fascia repair, stucco repair, and exterior waterproofing typically do. The painter should understand local code requirements and be able to explain what inspections, if any, your specific project will need.