If the paint on your Crest Hill house keeps peeling, we find the reason first, then prep and repaint so the new coat does not go the same way.
Peeling paint has a cause, and painting over it without finding that cause means peeling again. We look at where the paint is failing, then wash, scrape, sand and prime with that in mind. Soft boards are replaced, open joints are recaulked, and the finish goes on siding, trim, soffit, fascia, doors and garage doors. The written estimate covers each surface, the prep, the product and the coats.
We cover Crest Hill on Route 30, Route 53, Weber Road and Caton Farm Road, and it sits right off I-55 for us. If the paint is peeling on one wall but not the others, look at what is on the other side of it: a bathroom without a working vent fan or a busy kitchen can push moisture out through the siding. Peeling right above a gutter or under a roof edge points to water running over or behind the gutter. If you live in a townhome or condo, the association may handle exterior paint, and we can price the work for the board.

We look at where the paint is lifting and tell you whether it is moisture, rot, gutters or a failed coating underneath.
Every wall is washed and the failing paint is scraped back to a sound edge, then sanded smooth.
Anything scraped down to bare wood gets primer before the finish so the topcoat bonds.
Rotted trim, fascia and siding boards come out and new wood goes in, primed on every face.
Caulk is renewed at windows, doors, corners and siding ends to keep water out from behind the paint.
Entry and garage doors are cleaned, sanded and painted as part of the same job.
During the free on-site estimate, we show you where the paint is failing and what we think is causing it. The written scope covers the surfaces, prep, product and coats, plus any repair that has to happen first. If the fix is outside painting, like a bath fan or a gutter, we put it on the estimate as its own line so you can decide. We book around the days we said, paint on dry days above 50 degrees and walk the house with you at the end.
The first thing we tell you is why the paint failed, and the written estimate builds from there. Call or text (815) 585-1750.
Call or text (815) 585-1750
Email matt@onitcc.com