Paint Spraying in Aurora

When spraying makes sense in Aurora

Not every paint job should be sprayed, and we say so when one should not. A sprayer wins on empty rooms, ceilings, new drywall, doors, trim and long runs of siding or fence. It loses on a furnished room that needs only walls, or a repaint of one wall, because masking everything would take longer than painting it by hand. When we do spray, we mask first, back-roll the walls and keep overspray where it belongs.

We cover Aurora on both sides of the Fox River, reached on I-88, Route 59, Orchard Road and Eola Road. The city runs into Kane, DuPage, Will and Kendall counties, but the call on spray versus roll comes down to the house in front of us, not the county line. If your Aurora house is vacant between owners or tenants, spraying the whole interior usually gets the best result for the time. If you are living there with furniture in every room, we may spray the ceilings and doors and roll the walls, and the estimate shows that split.

What we spray, and what we roll, in Aurora

How an Aurora estimate turns into a schedule

We walk the house and write a free estimate that says, surface by surface, which parts get sprayed and which get rolled. You approve that written scope before we schedule. If something changes, like adding a room or finding a wall that needs repair, the change is written up and priced and you approve it first. We keep to the dates we gave you, and the job ends with a walkthrough where you point out anything that needs touching up.

• Free estimate that says spray or roll
• Masking before every sprayed surface
• Patching and sanding before paint
• Exteriors sprayed on calm days only
• Changes written and approved first
• Touch-up walkthrough at the end