Paint Spraying in Palatine

Spraying built-ins and louvered doors in Palatine

Some parts of a house are slow and drippy to paint with a brush: louvered closet doors, bifold doors, built-in bookshelves, closet shelving and radiators. Each slat and inside corner traps paint, and the finish usually shows it. Spraying gets an even coat into all of it. Doors that come off get sprayed flat, and built-ins stay in place with the walls, floor and everything around them masked.

We cover Palatine, reaching it up Route 53, with Rand Road, Northwest Highway and Dundee Road getting us around town. If your Palatine house has painted built-ins, a closet lined with wood shelving or a set of louvered bifolds, those are the jobs where spraying beats a brush by the widest margin. If the house still has radiators you want painted, we spray them with a heat-rated paint and mask the valves and the wall behind. Where built-in wood is stained and in good shape, we will tell you if it should stay that way.

What we spray on Palatine doors and built-ins

How a Palatine built-in spray job runs

We look at the doors, shelves and anything else on the list, then write an estimate that names each piece, the prep, the primer and the coats. If a shelf is split or a door track is bent, we show you and price the fix in writing before doing it. Closets need to be emptied for their spray day, and we give you that date ahead of time. When everything is back up, we open every door and check every shelf with you.

• A written estimate that names each piece
• Louvered doors sprayed flat and rehung
• Built-ins masked and sprayed in place
• Heat-rated paint on radiators
• Hardware labeled and put back
• A final check of every door and shelf