Interior Painting in Bolingbrook

Bolingbrook interior painting, including big color changes

Changing a deep red, navy or charcoal wall to a light color takes more than one coat of the new paint. We use a tinted primer over the dark color and add finish coats until the wall reads even, and the estimate says how many. Prep comes first in every room: holes and nail pops filled, patches sanded, trim gaps caulked, repairs spot primed, edges masked and floors covered. Furniture moves to the center under covers and goes back when we are done.

We cover Bolingbrook from I-55, Route 53, Boughton Road, Weber Road and Veterans Parkway, along with the rest of Will County. Going the other direction works too, and if you want a dark accent wall behind a bed or a TV, we tape a hard line at the corners and ceiling so the edge stays crisp. If your house has drywall that has settled, nail pops and cracks at the corners of doors show up as soon as fresh paint goes on. We fix those before the primer, so the new color does not put a spotlight on them.

What Bolingbrook interior painting includes

How a Bolingbrook interior job runs

At the free estimate we go room by room and write down the prep, the products, the sheen and the number of coats, including any extra coats a color change needs. You see sample patches on your wall before anything is final. If a coat count has to change after we start, we tell you why, price it in writing and wait for your yes. We book around the days we said and finish with a walkthrough.

• Primer and coat count planned for color changes
• Crisp lines on accent walls
• Nail pops and cracks fixed first
• Every room priced in writing
• Furniture covered, then put back
• Walkthrough before we leave