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Introduction In Dunedin, where coastal breezes mingle with bright sunshine, our homes endure more than just the occasional rainy season. Salt in the air, intense UV rays, and humidity can all take a toll on your home’s paint. Over time, even the best finishes fade, crack, or peel — and that’s when it’s time for a refresh. Knowing when to repaint is more than just about looks; it’s about protecting your home from weather damage, preserving value, and maintaining a healthy living space.

Living by the coast has its perks—ocean breezes, picturesque sunsets, and peaceful vibes. But hidden in all that beauty is an invisible enemy: salt air and humidity. These two elements can silently wreak havoc on your home’s exterior paint, causing issues that often go unnoticed until it's too late. Whether you live on the beachfront or a few miles inland, if your home is exposed to salty winds and high moisture, you need to take proactive steps. This article unpacks the lesser-known impacts of salt air and humidity on your home’s paint, helping you make informed decisions that save money and maintain your home’s curb appeal.