The short answer
Yes, we serve Lighthouse Point, about 13 miles northeast of our Sunrise base. We handle wallpaper installation, removal, murals, accent walls, grasscloth, vinyl, ceilings and commercial wallcoverings. We plan every job around South Florida's humidity and storm season.
Lighthouse Point is a coastal Broward County city about 13 miles northeast of our base in Sunrise, and it's a regular stop for our crews. Homeowners here call us to hang new wallpaper, strip out tired patterns, add an accent wall or mural, or prepare damaged walls so a new covering lays flat and stays put. South Florida's heat and humidity affect how paste cures and how seams hold. That's why we plan each Lighthouse Point job around the season and the room, not just the roll of paper you picked.
Wallpaper Services for Lighthouse Point Homes and Businesses
We handle the full range of residential and commercial wallcovering work. Most projects start with a visit. We look at the walls, talk through the material you have in mind, and measure so you order the right amount, with enough extra for pattern matching.
- Wallpaper installation for traditional pasted, unpasted and prepasted papers
- Wallpaper removal, including older layers that have been painted over
- Accent wall installation for a single feature wall in a living room, bedroom or entry
- Mural installation with careful panel alignment so the image reads as one piece
- Grasscloth wallpaper installation, which needs extra care with seams and paste
- Peel and stick wallpaper installation for renters or quick updates
- Wall preparation and repair, from patching holes to skim coating rough surfaces
- Vinyl wallcovering installation for kitchens, baths and high-traffic halls
- Ceiling wallpaper installation for dining rooms, powder rooms and bedrooms
- Commercial wallcovering installation for offices, shops and other businesses
How the Local Climate Shapes the Work
Lighthouse Point shares the same tropical climate as nearby Fort Lauderdale, so there's no fully dry season. From May through October it's hot, humid and wet, with afternoon thunderstorms rolling through on many days. November into April is warmer and drier, and that stretch tends to be easier on drying times.
Humidity matters because paste needs to cure evenly. When indoor air is damp, adhesive can stay wet longer, seams can lift, and natural materials like grasscloth can stretch or stain. Please keep your air conditioning running steadily before, during and after installation so the room stays at a consistent temperature and humidity. We also check walls for moisture before hanging anything, because a damp wall under a new covering can lead to bubbling or mildew.
The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30. If you're planning work during those months, we're flexible about rescheduling around storms. If water gets into your home during a storm, we can look at the affected walls and remove any wallcovering that needs to come down.
Choosing Materials That Hold Up Near the Coast
Not every wallcovering suits every room in a humid home. Vinyl and vinyl-coated papers handle moisture and cleaning well, so they're a practical choice for bathrooms, kitchens and laundry rooms. Grasscloth and other natural fibers bring texture and warmth. They do best in bedrooms, living rooms and offices, where steam and splashes aren't a daily issue.
Peel and stick products can work well, but their adhesive can struggle on textured walls or in rooms that get very warm. We'll tell you honestly whether peel and stick suits your space or whether a traditional paste-applied paper would last longer.
What to Expect on Installation Day
Before we hang anything, we prepare the surface. That might mean removing old wallpaper, scraping off loose paint, filling cracks and nail holes, sanding, and applying a primer made for wallcoverings. Good prep keeps seams tight and makes future removal easier.
During installation we protect floors and furniture and plan seam placement so the seams are less noticeable. We also match patterns across walls and around windows and doors. When we finish, we clean up trimmings and walk the room with you.
Serving Lighthouse Point and Nearby Communities
Along with Lighthouse Point, we work throughout Broward County, including Margate, Oakland Park, Wilton Manors, North Lauderdale and Fort Lauderdale. If you own a home in one city and a rental or business in another, we can coordinate scheduling for both projects.
To get started, send us photos of your walls and details about the paper you're considering. We'll follow up to set up a visit.