Paint Spraying in Plainfield, IL

Paint spraying for Plainfield homes

We use an airless sprayer when it gives you a better finish or covers a lot of wall faster than a roller can. Most of the day goes into masking: windows, floors, fixtures, outlets and anything else that is not getting paint gets covered first. On walls, one person sprays and a second back-rolls right behind, which works the paint into the texture and evens out the sheen. If your job is better done with a brush and roller, we tell you that up front.

Plainfield is on our regular route, and we get around town on Route 59, Route 126 and 127th Street. If your Plainfield house has a two-story foyer or a great room with a tall ceiling, those walls are where spraying earns its keep. Rolling a wall that height means constant ladder moves and lap marks where wet paint meets dry, while a sprayer on an extension wand lays the coat down in one continuous pass. We set planks or a scaffold where the height calls for it and protect the stair treads and railings underneath.

What we spray in a Plainfield house

Tall walls and foyers

Two-story walls get one even coat from top to bottom, back-rolled so the sheen matches the rest of the room.

Ceilings

Flat and vaulted ceilings are sprayed in full passes, which keeps roller lines out of the light from big windows.

Masking and covering

Floors, windows, light fixtures, outlets and railings are covered with paper, plastic and tape before any paint goes on.

Stairwells

Stairwell walls are reached from planks or a scaffold, with treads and handrails protected below.

Enamel on doors and trim

Interior doors and trim can be sprayed in enamel for a finish without brush marks when the job calls for it.

Unmasking and cleanup

Paper and plastic come off once the paint is ready, and edges are touched up by hand where tape lifted.

How a Plainfield spray job runs

We come out, look at the rooms and give you a free written estimate that lists each surface, the masking and the number of coats. After you approve that scope, we put the job on the calendar and book around the days we said. If we find a wall that needs patching first, you get a written price for that repair and approve it before we touch it. When the paint is done and the masking is off, we walk the rooms with you and fix anything you point out.

Free written estimate, room by room
Full masking before any paint is sprayed
Walls back-rolled for even coverage
Planks or scaffold for tall walls
Changes priced and approved in writing
Walkthrough with you at the end

Paint Spraying estimate in Plainfield

Tell us about the project and we will set a time to look at it.

FAQ

Paint Spraying in Plainfield: questions

Is spraying always better than rolling?

No. Spraying pays off on tall walls, ceilings, empty rooms and detailed trim. For one bedroom full of furniture, a brush and roller is often the better call, and we will tell you which way fits after we see the room.

Do I need a permit to have my Plainfield home painted?

Painting by itself does not usually need a permit in Plainfield. If the job grows into work the Village of Plainfield does require a permit for, we pull it before that part starts.

How long will the foyer be blocked off?

Masking a tall foyer and stairwell usually takes longer than the spraying itself. Your estimate gives a day count for the whole job, and we leave the stairs usable at the end of each day wherever the work allows.

Which towns near Plainfield do you cover for spraying?

We also spray paint in Shorewood, Bolingbrook, Oswego and Naperville.

How do I get a price?

Call or text (815) 585-1750. Send photos of the tall walls or rooms you have in mind and we will set up a time to measure.

Paint Spraying in Plainfield