Cabinets and trim with a smooth, even finish instead of brush marks. We paint Clarendon Hills homes inside and out with careful prep and protected floors.
Our crew paints walls, ceilings, trim, doors and kitchen cabinets, and on the outside we handle siding, trim, doors, porches and railings. Cabinets get the most prep of anything in the house: doors and drawer fronts come off and get labeled, every surface is degreased and scuffed, and a bonding primer goes on before the finish coats. Everywhere else, we fill and sand, caulk the gaps at the trim, prime anything bare or stained and mask off what stays unpainted. Your rooms stay usable because we work in sections and cover what we are not painting.
We cover Clarendon Hills every week, coming in on Route 83 and 55th Street or across Ogden Avenue, around the Metra station and downtown. The village sits in DuPage County between Hinsdale and Westmont, and the lot layout shapes how an exterior job gets set up. On a tight lot, ladders end up along a neighbor's side, so we talk with you about access before the first day. Where there is a detached garage, it gets the same scraping and priming as the house, and we put it in the estimate up front.
Doors and drawers removed and labeled, boxes degreased, scuffed and primed with a bonding primer, then finished in a hard enamel.
Nail pops reset, cracks taped or filled, then sanded and primed so the finish coat reads even under any light.
Stains sealed with a stain-blocking primer first so they do not bleed back through the new ceiling paint.
Old caulk cut out where it has split, joints recaulked, and every edge cut in by hand for a clean line.
Loose paint scraped and sanded, bare wood primed, gaps caulked, and rotted boards swapped for new before painting.
Entry doors and porch railings sanded, primed and finished in an exterior enamel that stands up to hands and weather.
The estimate is free, done on site, and written out room by room and surface by surface, with the prep, the products and the coat count spelled out. You pick colors before we schedule, and we confirm the order of rooms so you know which spaces are out of use on which days. Anything extra, like a cabinet door that needs repair or trim that turns out rotted, gets priced in writing and approved by you before we do it. Once the last coat is dry, we walk it with you and handle any touch-ups on the spot.
Text a photo of the room or the side of the house to (815) 585-1750, or call to book a free written estimate.
Call or text (815) 585-1750
Email matt@onitcc.com