Wheatpaste poster advertising in Florida.

Yes, on private walls with the owner's written consent, secured before paste day. There is no single statewide wheatpasting statute in Florida. The rule lives in municipal code, so Miami's sign and posting provisions read differently from Orlando's or Tampa's, and the constant holds across all of them: a private surface plus documented permission is legal, and public infrastructure is not. We never touch utility poles, traffic signs, transit surfaces, or municipal right-of-way. Wynwood's overlay district has its own review process, which we handle before the crew is dispatched.

Miami is our anchor Florida market, running Wynwood, the Design District, Brickell, and South Beach. Orlando and Tampa are covered on the same crew rotation, and we ship to Jacksonville, St. Petersburg, and Fort Lauderdale on a quoted basis. Each market has its own surface profile and hold time on file, and a statewide Florida run is coordinated as one multi-city program rather than separate local vendors.

Campaigns start at $3,500 per city with printing and installation included. Event windows such as Art Basel and Miami Music Week carry higher demand for the strongest Wynwood corridors, so those book differently from an off-peak run. Multi-city tours pairing Florida metros start at $25,000. Every figure is a published floor, not an RFP gate, and a line-item quote returns in 24 to 48 hours.

Yes, and those are the windows Florida is best known for. Art Basel in particular pulls an international audience into a handful of Wynwood and Design District blocks for a few days, which concentrates reach the way almost nothing else in the country does. Wall availability tightens sharply as those dates approach, so the brands that land the best corridors claim them well in advance. Send the window with your brief and we will scope against it.

It changes the mix, not the outcome. We run a thicker paste in Florida so posters hold through afternoon storms and high humidity rather than lifting at the corners. Installs are scheduled around the daily rain pattern, and the photo log documents each wall after it has set. Hold times in Miami are comparable to other warm-weather markets once the paste is mixed for the climate.

Five to seven days from approved creative to first wall on standard scope. We print in-house rather than brokering production out, so there is no outsourced lead time. Art Basel, Miami Music Week, and F1 weekends should be booked considerably further out, since those windows are the most competitive wall bookings of the Florida year.