Remodeling, Painting & Cleaning | Volusia & Seminole FL
Property Services for Volusia and Seminole Counties
What Iron Site Does
Remodeling and Renovation
Kitchen Remodeling
New cabinets or refacing, countertops, backsplash, flooring, paint, lighting and hardware, with plumbing and electrical left to the licensed trades.
Bathroom Remodeling
Vanity, tile, mirrors, flooring and paint, plus like-for-like fixture swaps that leave drains and supply lines where they are.
Whole-Home Renovations
Room-by-room finish work for a house that needs more than one fix, with the schedule held together from first patch to last coat.
Surfaces and Repairs
- Interior Painting: walls, ceilings, trim and doors, with patching and prep done before any paint goes on.
- Exterior Painting: stucco and block prepped for Florida sun, with chalking, hairline cracks and mildew dealt with first.
- Drywall Repair and Replacement: patching, hanging, taping and finishing, from a doorknob hole to a full wall of new board.
- Popcorn Ceiling Removal and Ceiling Repair: texture taken off and the ceiling refinished smooth, once older ceilings have been tested.
- LVP and Vinyl Plank Flooring: installed over a slab that has been checked for moisture first.
- Door Installation: interior and exterior doors replaced in existing openings, with casing and hardware set.
- Trim, Baseboard and Crown Molding: cut, fitted, caulked and painted, the detail that makes a room look finished.
- Handyman and Property Repairs: the punch list of small fixes that do not touch a licensed trade.
Clearing and Cleaning
- Junk Removal and Property Cleanouts: furniture, debris and leftovers hauled out of homes, garages and vacant units.
- Residential Cleaning: a thorough clean for occupied homes, move-outs and properties heading to market.
- Commercial Cleaning: offices, retail spaces and small commercial buildings kept presentable on a schedule that suits the business.
For Property Owners and Managers
Built Around Central Florida Houses
Most homes built here before 2000 are concrete blocks with stucco outside and drywall on furring strips inside. That changes the work. There is no wall cavity for easy wiring or plumbing, and the house sits on a slab, so moving a toilet, a shower drain or a kitchen sink means cutting concrete. Leave the fixtures where they are and a kitchen or bathroom update costs a fraction of what most people expect.
Slabs also take on and give off moisture all year, which is why floors get checked before anything goes over them. The same climate is hard on exterior paint, and a thin prep job on stucco fails fast once the sun and humidity get to it.
Anything that needs plumbing relocated, wiring run, a wall altered or a permit pulled goes to the licensed trade that handles that part. Iron Site handles everything around it and keeps the schedule together. Iron Site is not a licensed Florida general contractor, and the owner is working toward that license.
What the Climate Does to a Property
- Humidity. Waterproofing behind tile is not optional here, and cement board is not waterproof on its own. A bathroom without real exhaust ventilation grows mildew no matter how good the tile looks.
- Sun and salt. Ultraviolet breaks down exterior coatings fast, and the closer you are to the coast, the faster a thin prep job fails. Chalking, hairline stucco cracks, efflorescence on block and mildew on the shaded sides are what that looks like.
- Termites. Subterranean and drywood termites are both part of life in Central Florida. When a baseboard or a section of wall comes off in an older house, you sometimes find damage. If that happens, work stops at that spot, you see what was found, and a licensed pest control company deals with it before anything gets closed back up.