Palm Beach County is bigger than most people realize: from the resorts of Palm Beach island and the downtowns of West Palm and Delray, through the equestrian estates of Wellington, the golf capitals of Palm Beach Gardens and Jupiter, down to Boca Raton — 39 cities and towns, each with its own architecture, and its own wallpaper brief.

Prime Wallcovering installs and removes wallcoverings throughout the county. One licensed, insured, 5.0-star specialist team — the same standard of finish whether your project is a beach-condo powder room or a full Wellington estate.

Wallpaper Services

How the County’s Homes Differ — and What That Means for Wallpaper

Cities We Serve in Palm Beach County

How Your Project Works

  1. Consultation — we visit, measure, and review your wallcovering choices with you (or coordinate directly with your designer).
  2. Written estimate — exact per-room pricing, timeline, and prep needs. No surprises later.
  3. Scheduling — installation windows planned around your household and community requirements.
  4. Installation day — clean, quiet, precise. Furniture protected, seams invisible, workspace left spotless.

Ready to start your project anywhere in Palm Beach County? Get a free, no-obligation estimate from South Florida’s high-end wallpaper specialists.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you really serve all of Palm Beach County?

Yes — from Boca Raton and Delray up to Jupiter and Tequesta, and west to Wellington, Royal Palm Beach and The Acreage. We travel to you; the estimate is free either way.

How far in advance should I schedule?

Typically one to two weeks. Season (November–April) books faster — call early for winter projects.

How much does wallpaper installation cost in Palm Beach County?

Most residential projects run $3–$10 per square foot installed, depending on material, wall condition and pattern complexity. Every estimate is free, written and exact.

Do you handle full estates and multi-room projects?

Yes — phased room-by-room if you prefer, with one schedule and one standard of finish throughout.

Can you work with my interior designer or architect?

Yes, and we do it often — specs, scheduling and site conditions coordinated directly.