A Romeoville fence painted into every gap between the pickets, with your lawn, your house and the neighbor's car kept clean.
A painted fence is a lot of narrow surface, and that is where a sprayer pays off. Brushing a picket fence leaves the sides and gaps thin, while a sprayer gets paint onto every face and edge, and a brush follows behind to work it into the grain. Before we spray, flaking paint gets scraped, loose boards are refastened and rotted ones are replaced. We only spray outside when the wind allows, and we stop when it picks up.
Romeoville is on our regular route, and we reach it on I-55, Route 53, Weber Road and 135th Street. If your Romeoville yard backs up to a neighbor, overspray control matters as much as the paint, so we hang shields along the fence line and cover cars, patios and plants on both sides where the neighbor agrees. A fence run that faces open ground takes more wind than one along the house, so we watch that stretch in particular. If you would rather see the wood grain, our staining page covers that, and we will tell you which suits your fence.
Flaking paint is scraped and sanded so the new coat sticks to sound wood, not to loose film.
Pickets and rails that wobble are refastened, and rotted ones are replaced before any paint goes on.
With your neighbor's okay, we paint both faces so the fence is protected all the way around.
Shields and drop cloths go along the run, and cars, patios and nearby siding are covered.
Paint goes on with the sprayer and gets brushed into the grain right after for better grip.
Sheds, gates and trellises can be sprayed on the same visit while the setup is already there.
We walk the fence line with you and write a free estimate that measures the run, lists the repairs we can see and names the coats. Once you approve the scope, we schedule for dry days with light wind and work around rain. If more boards turn out to be rotted once we start scraping, you get a written price and approve it before we replace them. When the last section is dry, we walk the line with you and touch up anything you spot.
Reach us at (815) 585-1750 by call or text. We measure the whole fence run and put any board repairs on the free estimate too.
Call or text (815) 585-1750
Email matt@onitcc.com