The short answer
Yes, we serve Union Park, about twelve miles northeast of our Orlando base, with wallpaper installation, removal, murals and wall repair. We plan each project in a few focused visits so the work stays efficient and thorough.
Union Park is an unincorporated area in eastern Orange County, roughly twelve miles northeast of our Orlando base. It is one of the farther points we cover regularly, so we have built a simple routine to make projects here efficient without cutting corners. The idea is to get the most out of every visit: decide on the material, confirm measurements and settle the prep plan early, so installation day can focus entirely on hanging. Below we lay out that routine, what you can do ahead of time to help it go smoothly and the range of residential and commercial work we take on in Union Park.
Start with photos and a short conversation
Before we drive out, it helps to see what we are working with. A few phone photos of each wall, taken in daylight, plus a rough idea of the paper you like, let us spot likely issues early. We can tell from pictures whether there is existing paper to remove, whether the wall looks textured and whether a room has the steam or sun exposure that limits material choices.
That conversation also covers timing. If you have a deadline, such as family visiting or a move-in date, we plan backward from it.
One visit to measure, test and decide
Our first trip to Union Park covers several things at once, so you are not waiting on a series of separate appointments.
- Measuring every wall and noting doors, windows and outlets for an accurate roll count.
- Testing a hidden spot to see how any existing paper comes off.
- Checking the wall for texture, cracks, loose tape and past water stains.
- Holding samples against the wall in your actual light.
- Agreeing on a prep plan and an installation date.
What you can prepare before installation day
A little homeowner prep saves time. Clearing small items off shelves and walls, moving fragile furniture to another room and making sure the air conditioning is running steadily all help. If you are supplying the paper, check that every roll carries the same batch or run number; mixing runs can create a visible color shift from one strip to the next.
Keeping pets and kids out of the work area matters too, both for their safety and to keep paste off little paws and hands.
Weather and the condition of your walls
Central Florida summers are long and humid, with afternoon thunderstorms most days from June through September. Winters are mild and much drier. Paste behaves best in a cool, steady indoor climate, which is why we ask that the home be kept closed and air-conditioned during the job. In the wet season, we watch for walls that feel damp near windows or exterior doors and address any moisture before papering.
Hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30. After a strong storm, we inspect for leaks and water damage first; papering over a wet or stained wall only traps the problem.
Services for homes and businesses in Union Park
Residential requests here run the full range: traditional pasted papers, peel-and-stick for quick refreshes, grasscloth in living rooms, murals for children's rooms, ceiling paper and full removal of dated coverings. For commercial spaces, we install durable vinyl wallcoverings designed for hallways, offices and waiting areas that take daily wear.
Every job gets the same preparation: removal, adhesive cleanup, drywall repair and priming.
Neighboring communities
If you live just outside Union Park, we likely serve your area too. We work in Winter Park, Maitland, Belle Isle, Eatonville and Edgewood. Grouping nearby projects on the same days helps us keep travel efficient, so mention if a neighbor or relative close by is also planning wallcovering work.
After the install, we leave written care notes for the product you chose: how long to wait before wiping it, which cleaners are safe and how to keep humidity in check during the summer. If a question comes up later, a photo is often all we need to advise you, and we will schedule a return trip when a hands-on look is needed. Leftover rolls are worth keeping in a cool, dry closet; they make future patches far easier to match than buying new stock that may come from a different print run.
