Paint Spraying in La Grange

Paint spraying in La Grange

Porches and garage doors are full of surfaces a brush struggles with: balusters, column flutes, beadboard ceilings and the recessed panels of a garage door. A sprayer reaches all of them evenly, and an even coat is what keeps water from getting under the paint. First we scrape and sand loose paint, prime bare wood, replace rotted boards rather than paint over them, and caulk open joints. Then the porch floor, house wall, windows and lights get covered, and the spraying starts.

We reach La Grange off I-294 and along Ogden Avenue, La Grange Road and 47th Street, with downtown and the Metra station near the center of town. If your house sits close to the one next door, wind matters even more, so we set up shields and spray only in calm air to keep anything from drifting across the gap. A porch ceiling sprayed overhead also means the porch floor and steps get fully covered. Where a porch needs only a few railings redone, we brush them and say so.

What we spray on a La Grange porch and garage

How a La Grange porch and garage spray job runs

We look at the porch and garage door with you and leave a free written estimate listing each surface, the prep, the product and the coats. If scraping turns up more rot than we could see, we price the repair in writing and replace it only once you approve. Spray days follow the forecast, and we book around the days we said. When the work is done and the masking is off, we walk the porch and the drive with you.

• Written estimate for each surface
• Rotted boards replaced, not painted
• Balusters coated on every side
• Garage door hardware masked
• Overspray kept off the house next door
• Walk of the porch and drive at the end