Interior & Exterior Painting in Itasca

Itasca painting, from cabinets to siding

We paint ceilings, walls, trim, doors and cabinets inside the house, and siding, trim, doors, porches and railings outside. On every surface, the finish only lasts as long as the prep under it, so we patch, sand, caulk and prime before color. Rooms get emptied, or furniture gets grouped and covered, and floors get protected. The estimate spells out the professional products we use and how many coats each surface gets.

Itasca is on our regular route by I-290 and Route 53, and Irving Park Road and Thorndale Avenue get us to most of the village, right next to Wood Dale in DuPage County. Cabinet painting shows better than anything why prep decides the result. Kitchen cabinets carry years of cooking grease, and paint will not stick to it, so we degrease every door, box and drawer front, sand for grip and use a bonding primer. Doors come off and get labeled, hinges and pulls get bagged, and everything goes back where it came from.

Itasca painting work, inside and out

How an Itasca paint job is run

After a free look at the rooms or the exterior, we hand you a written estimate covering each surface, its prep, the products and how many coats it gets. For cabinets, it also says how long the kitchen will be out of use, so you can plan around it. If we find a problem once work starts, we stop, show you and put the price in writing for your approval. A final walkthrough with you closes out the job.

• Cabinets are degreased, sanded and primed before paint.
• Doors and hardware are labeled and go back in place.
• The estimate says how long the kitchen is out of use.
• Counters, floors and appliances stay covered.
• Changes are priced in writing before we do them.
• You check the finished work with us before we leave.