Paint Spraying in Oswego

Spraying new drywall in Oswego

Raw drywall soaks up paint unevenly, with the paper face and the joint compound drinking at different rates. We spray a drywall primer first, which seals both so they take paint the same way, then back-roll it into the paper texture. Finish coats go on the same way. Before any of that, we cover the floors, windows and any finished trim and mask the outlet boxes and light fixtures.

Oswego is on our regular route in Kendall County, and Route 34, Route 71, Orchard Road and Wolfs Crossing Road get us across town on both sides of the Fox River. If your Oswego house has a new addition, a finished basement or a bonus room over the garage, those fresh walls are the best case for spraying, since the rooms are empty and every surface needs coats. Light raking across a wall from a big window or a basement fixture shows every seam and ridge, so we check the walls under a work light after primer and before the finish coat. If a seam shows, we touch up the mud and spot-prime it.

What goes into an Oswego new drywall job

How an Oswego job goes from drywall to paint

We look at the new space once the drywall is finished, or earlier if you want painting scheduled with the rest of the work, and write a free estimate. It lists primer, finish coats, ceilings, walls and trim, and nothing starts until you approve it. Drying time between coats is part of the schedule, and we book around the days we said. If the drywall needs more mud work than the estimate covered, we price it in writing and you approve it before we do it.

• Free estimate with each coat listed
• Drywall primer sprayed and back-rolled
• Seams checked under a work light
• Ceilings sprayed before walls
• Extra mud work priced before it happens
• Room swept and walked with you