Palatine, Cook County

Exterior Painting in Palatine

Change the color of your Palatine house or refresh the one you have, with the coats it takes to cover written into the estimate.

Palatine exterior painting, same color or new

We paint siding, trim, soffit and fascia, doors, garage doors, shutters, porches and railings. Before any color, the house gets washed, the loose paint scraped, the edges sanded and the bare wood primed. We replace caulk at open joints and swap out rotted boards so the paint goes onto sound wood. Beds, walks and the driveway are covered from the first day to the last.

We reach Palatine up I-355 and Route 53, and Rand Road, Northwest Highway and Dundee Road take us across town, from Harper College to downtown and the Metra station. If you are changing colors, the big question is how many coats it takes to hide the old one. Going from a dark color to a light one usually means a tinted primer and two finish coats, and some deep reds and blues need more. We write the primer and the coat count into the estimate for each surface, so the price already covers a full, even color.

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What a Palatine exterior job includes

Talking through colors

We look at your colors against the house and the roof and tell you plainly how many coats each choice will take.

Tinted primer for color changes

When the new color is a big jump from the old one, a tinted primer goes on first so the finish covers evenly.

Finish coats counted

Each surface gets the number of coats written on the estimate, and we do not stop short of full coverage.

Siding and trim prep

Loose paint is scraped, edges sanded, bare wood primed and cracked caulk replaced before any color.

Rotted wood replaced

Soft trim and siding boards are cut out and replaced so new color does not go on failing wood.

Doors and shutters

Front doors, garage doors and shutters get painted in an accent or the trim color, whichever you pick.

How a Palatine paint job runs

We visit, walk the outside of the house with you, and write an estimate listing each surface, the prep, the product, the primer and the coats. If we find rotted wood partway through, we show you, price the repair in writing and go ahead only when you approve. We book exterior painting spring to fall on dry days above 50 degrees, with dates set around the weather. When it is finished, you walk the house with us and we touch up anything you want fixed.

  • Free written estimate
  • Primer and coat count listed per surface
  • Full coverage on a color change
  • Prep done before any color goes on
  • Rot repaired before color, on your approval
  • You sign off on a final walk
FAQ

Exterior Painting in Palatine: questions

We want to go from a dark color to a light one. Can you do that?
Yes. It takes a tinted primer and usually two finish coats, sometimes more for deep colors. We write that into the estimate so the price covers full coverage.
Do you paint in towns around Palatine?
Yes. We also paint exteriors in Arlington Heights, Rolling Meadows, Hoffman Estates and Schaumburg.
Do I need a permit to paint in Palatine?
A color change or repaint normally needs no permit. Replacement siding or framing work may, so we check what the village requires and pull the permit before that part starts.
When is exterior painting season?
Spring to fall, on dry days above 50 degrees. A cold or wet day pushes the work to the next good one, and we tell you when that happens.
How do I get a color-change estimate?
Call or text (815) 585-1750 with a photo of the house and the color you have in mind. We will come out and write up the full job.

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Plan your Palatine exterior color

Call or text (815) 585-1750 to set a time. We will talk colors, count the coats and give you the whole job in writing.

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