Commercial Elastomeric Coating in Jupiter

Florida's milestone inspection statute (FS 553.899) requires buildings 3 stories or higher with more than 3,500 sq ft to undergo structural inspection at 25 years if within 3 miles of the coastline, and at 30 years for inland properties. Most of Jupiter's Indiantown Road and US-1 commercial building stock from the 1984-1989 development period sits within 3 miles of the Jupiter Inlet, which triggers the 25-year threshold. Buildings now 35-41 years old are inside their second inspection cycle. The Town of Jupiter Building Department administers inspection submissions. Facade coating failure, exposed substrate, and spalling stucco above occupied areas are among the conditions cited in Phase 1 engineer reports and require documented remediation before inspection clearance is issued.

A correctly specified and applied high-build acrylic elastomeric system delivers 10 to 15 years of effective performance on a Jupiter commercial stucco or CBS block facade. Intracoastal-adjacent and Loxahatchee River-facing commercial facades at Harbourside Place and the US-1 corridor may reach the lower end of that range if the coating was under-specified in mil thickness or if the primer was not correctly matched to the brackish salt-air exposure class. Inland Abacoa and Jupiter Park of Commerce buildings with thermal cycling as the primary driver tend toward the upper end when the specification is correct. Ceramic-blend premium systems rated for 15+ year service life are specified where the longest possible interval between maintenance and inspection cycles is the governing requirement.

Yes. Harbourside Place operates as a high-footfall waterfront dining, retail, and entertainment destination throughout the year. Anthony Pennacchi & Sons plans and executes commercial coating programs with phased access from the outset, confirming tenant operating hours, entrance and walkway access requirements, and any outdoor seating or marina dock access restrictions before any work begins. Preparation and coating work is scheduled by elevation and by working phase to maintain uninterrupted access for tenants and their customers throughout the project. On Riverwalk-adjacent facades where public access cannot be interrupted, scaffolding and access planning are coordinated with building management and Town of Jupiter requirements before work commences.

Yes. Florida law requires a licensed contractor for commercial elastomeric coating and facade restoration work. Under Florida's milestone inspection statute, contractor licensing is a basic compliance requirement, work performed by an unlicensed contractor does not satisfy the documentation that the Town of Jupiter Building Department and the engineer of record require for Phase 1 deficiency closure and inspection clearance. Anthony Pennacchi & Sons holds current Florida contractor license CGC1538576 and carries full commercial insurance on every scope we deliver.

Call Anthony Pennacchi & Sons at (561) 475-0775 or use the contact form at pennacchiindustries.com. We schedule an on-site assessment at your Jupiter commercial property, inspect all facade elevations, assess coating condition and film adhesion with exposure class identified for each elevation, review any existing milestone inspection deficiency reports, and deliver a written fixed-price proposal with the documentation format required by the Town of Jupiter Building Department. There is no obligation to proceed.