Paint Spraying in Palos Heights

Ceiling spraying in Palos Heights

Ceilings show roller marks more than any wall, because light from the windows hits them at a low angle. Spraying a flat ceiling paint gives an even coat with no lap lines, and it reaches into the corners where a roller struggles. We move furniture to the middle of the room, cover it in plastic, and mask the walls, fixtures and floors before any paint goes up. When the walls are getting paint too, the ceiling goes first.

We cover Palos Heights, in on Route 83, Harlem Avenue, 127th Street and Ridgeland Avenue. If your house has a textured ceiling, a water stain from an old leak or a crack along a seam, we deal with those before spraying, since fresh paint will not hide them. Stains get a stain-blocking primer once the leak is fixed, and cracks get taped and feathered. A textured ceiling gets tested in a corner first, because some texture loosens when it gets wet.

What a Palos Heights ceiling job covers

How we plan a Palos Heights ceiling job

We come look at the ceilings, check for stains, cracks and texture, and give you a written estimate that lists each room, the repairs and the coats. You live in the house while we work, so we do a room or two at a time and leave the rest usable. If something new shows up, like a stain that bleeds back through primer, we stop, show you, and price the next step in writing. Each room gets a walkthrough before the furniture goes back.

• Free written estimate
• Furniture moved and covered
• Stains and cracks fixed before paint
• Flat ceiling paint with no roller lines
• A room or two at a time
• Furniture back after your walkthrough