Paint Spraying in Hanover Park

Paint spraying in Hanover Park starts with masking

The spraying itself is the fast part. Most of the hours go into masking: plastic over windows, paper on floors, tape at every edge, and covers on outlets, switches, fixtures, door hardware and anything else that is not getting paint. Done right, that covering is what lets us spray ceilings, walls, doors and trim with full coverage and a clean line where they meet. Walls get back-rolled behind the sprayer where it helps the finish.

We cover Hanover Park on both the Cook and DuPage sides, coming in on Irving Park Road, Barrington Road and Lake Street. If your Hanover Park home is a townhome or has an attached garage, there are more edges to cover: shared walls, the door to the garage, the electrical panel and whatever is stored nearby. If we are spraying a room next to your kitchen or a finished floor you care about, we tell you how we plan to protect it before we start. You will see the masking go up before you see any paint.

What gets covered on a Hanover Park spray job

How a Hanover Park spray job runs

We walk the rooms with you, point out what we will cover and write an estimate that lists the masking, the surfaces and the coats. If something turns up once the covering goes up, like a wall that needs patching, we price it in writing and wait for your okay. The masking and the spraying both go on the schedule, and we book around the days we said. Once the paint is dry, the covering comes off, the plates go back on and we walk the rooms with you.

• A written estimate that lists the masking
• Floors and windows covered first
• Outlet and switch plates removed and replaced
• Fixtures and hardware protected
• Sharp lines where colors meet
• A walkthrough once the covering comes off