Interior & Exterior Painting in Oswego

Oswego interior and exterior painting

Inside the house, we paint walls, ceilings, trim, doors and cabinets. Outside, we paint siding, trim, doors, porches and railings. In both cases the crew handles the patching, sanding, caulking, priming and masking before the finish goes on, and any trim that has rotted gets replaced with new wood. You get professional paint lines, the number of coats written down, and floors and furniture covered while we work.

We work in Oswego every week, across Kendall County on Route 34, Route 71, Orchard Road and Wolfs Crossing Road, and on both sides of the Fox River. On an exterior, porches and railings eat more hours than any other part of the house: every spindle has four sides, every rail has a top that holds water, and posts rot at the bottom where they meet the floor. We sand those parts down, replace what is soft and paint each piece by hand. South and west walls tend to fade and chalk first, so we check every side and tell you plainly if one face needs more than the others.

What goes into an Oswego paint job

The way an Oswego painting job runs

The free estimate is written on site, and it lists every room or surface, the prep each needs, the paint line and the coats. Anything outside that list, including rot we uncover once a railing comes apart, gets a written price and your approval before the crew goes further. We book around the days we said, and exterior painting happens on dry days above 50 degrees from spring to fall. The job ends with a walkthrough, porch and all, and touch-ups on anything you point out.

• Railings and spindles painted by hand
• Chalky siding washed before painting
• Soft posts and trim replaced
• Coats and products on paper
• Approval before any added work
• Insurance certificate available