Interior & Exterior Painting in Crest Hill

Crest Hill painting for cabinets, rooms and exteriors

We paint interiors, including walls, ceilings, trim, doors and cabinets, and exteriors, including siding, trim, doors, porches and railings. Prep is where the hours go: holes patched, surfaces sanded, gaps caulked, bare and stained areas primed, and floors and fixtures masked. Outside, rotted trim is replaced before painting. You get the rooms or surfaces, the prep, the products and the coats in a written estimate.

We work in Crest Hill every week, coming in on I-55 and covering town by Route 30, Route 53, Weber Road and Caton Farm Road in Will County. Kitchen cabinets can be painted instead of replaced when the boxes are solid and the layout works, and that job lives or dies on prep. Doors and drawer fronts come off, everything gets degreased and scuff sanded, a bonding primer goes on, and then a hard enamel finish. The same approach turns stained trim or wood paneling into painted surfaces, with the knots and tannins sealed so they do not bleed yellow through the paint.

What we paint in Crest Hill

What to expect on a Crest Hill paint job

We start with a free estimate at the house, written up with each room or surface, the prep, the product line and the coats. Should you add a bathroom vanity or a pantry door partway through, the price for it goes in writing and waits on your approval. Cabinet work needs dry time between coats and the estimate shows the days it takes, while exterior work runs on dry days above 50 degrees from spring to fall. At the end we walk the job together and touch up anything you find.

• Cabinet doors removed and done right
• Bonding primer on slick surfaces
• Knots and stain sealed so they do not bleed
• Rotted trim replaced outside
• Extra work priced before it happens
• Work area cleaned up before we go