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True Wallpaper Installation hangs and removes wallpaper in Coconut Creek homes and businesses in ZIP codes 33066 and 33073. We match the material to each room's moisture, light and traffic so the finish lasts.
Coconut Creek is about 10 miles north of our Fort Lauderdale base in northern Broward County, and we work throughout the 33066 and 33073 ZIP codes. Rather than list services in the abstract, this page walks through the rooms Coconut Creek homeowners most often ask us to paper and what each one needs. Every room in a South Florida house lives under a different mix of humidity, sunlight, foot traffic and air conditioning, and the right wallcovering for a hallway is rarely the right one for a bathroom. Use this as a planning guide, then send us photos when you are ready to talk specifics.
Living rooms and great rooms
The main living space is where most people start, usually with one accent wall. The wall behind the television or the sofa works well because it already draws the eye. Large-scale patterns and murals suit these rooms, since you see them from across the space rather than up close.
Sliding glass doors are common in local homes, and a wall opposite them can take strong light most of the day. We suggest fade-resistant inks or vinyl for that spot. If your ceiling is tall or vaulted, a mural or a ceiling paper can tie the room together without adding furniture.
Bathrooms and laundry rooms
These are the hardest rooms in Florida for any wallcovering. Steam from showers, plus outdoor humidity that stays high from May through October, tests seams and adhesive. We prime with a mildew-resistant primer, use a heavy-duty adhesive and favor solid vinyl or other moisture-tolerant products.
A powder room without a shower is more forgiving and is a popular place for a bold print. Even so, we keep paper a little away from the sink backsplash and seal the edges where splashes land.
- Run the exhaust fan during and after showers
- Keep the AC on so the room dries between uses
- Wipe splashes rather than letting them sit on seams
Bedrooms, nurseries and home offices
Bedrooms stay cool and dry under steady air conditioning, so they can handle grasscloth, textured papers and delicate prints that would struggle in a wet room. A headboard wall is the classic accent spot. For nurseries and kids' rooms, washable vinyl and peel-and-stick make sense: the first cleans up after crayons, the second comes down easily when the child outgrows the theme.
Home offices benefit from a backdrop that looks good on video calls. A subtle texture or a soft geometric pattern behind the desk reads well on camera without distracting anyone.
Hallways, entries and ceilings
Hallways collect bumps from laundry baskets, pets and bags. A durable vinyl, or a paper with a scrubbable finish, holds up best. Entry walls make a first impression and are a good place for a small amount of a premium paper, since you need fewer rolls.
Ceiling wallpaper is underused. A light, low-contrast pattern on a bedroom or dining room ceiling adds interest without lowering the room visually. Ceiling work needs extra prep, because any flaw in the drywall shows under raking light.
Before any room: removal and prep
Whatever room you choose, the wall underneath sets the result. We strip old wallpaper, wash away paste residue, fill nail holes and dents, skim rough areas and seal everything with a wallcovering primer. If a wall shows moisture, we flag it before going further.
We schedule around hurricane season, June 1 to November 30, and move dates when weather requires. Coconut Creek is also close to Pompano Beach, North Lauderdale, Tamarac, Oakland Park and Lauderdale Lakes, all of which we serve, along with commercial wallcovering for local offices and shops.
- Wallpaper removal and adhesive cleanup
- Wall repair, skim coating and priming
- Traditional, vinyl, grasscloth and peel-and-stick installation
- Murals, accent walls and ceiling papers
- Commercial wallcovering
ZIP codes we serve
- 33066
- 33073