Paint Spraying in Addison

Spraying an empty house in Addison

Spraying pays off most when the rooms are empty. With no furniture to move or cover, we can mask the floors and windows once, spray ceilings, walls and trim, and back-roll the walls behind the gun for an even finish. Closets, hallways and stairwells get the same coverage as the open rooms, and those tight spots are where rolling a whole house by hand usually slows down. The work goes from top to bottom so nothing finished gets dripped on later.

We cover Addison, reaching it off I-290, I-355, Lake Street, Route 53 and Army Trail Road. The window between closing and the moving truck tends to be tight, and that is the case where spraying earns its keep. If you are closing on an Addison house and the moving date is set, tell us both dates at the estimate, and we will say plainly whether the whole interior fits between them. If it does not fit, we tell you which rooms to do first.

What we spray in an empty Addison house

How an Addison move-in spray job runs

Tell us your closing and moving dates, and we will walk the empty house and write an estimate room by room. The estimate lists ceilings, walls, doors and trim separately, so you can drop a room if the calendar calls for it. Wall damage we find while masking gets priced in writing before we fix it. Once the paint is dry, we walk every room with you before the movers come.

• Estimate built around your closing and moving dates
• Ceilings, walls, doors and trim listed separately
• Floors and windows covered for the whole house
• Walls back-rolled for an even finish
• Damage found while masking priced before repair
• A walkthrough before the furniture arrives