Paint Spraying in Warrenville, IL

Exterior and fence spraying in Warrenville

A sprayer reaches the gaps between fence pickets, the edges of siding laps and the underside of trim boards that a brush takes hours to work into. That is why we spray long runs of fence and big exterior walls, then back-brush where the wood needs the paint worked in. Before any of it, the surface gets washed and loose paint comes off, because spray covers ground fast but does not fix bad prep. Not every exterior should be sprayed, and if yours would come out better by hand, we tell you.

Warrenville is on our regular route, reached off I-88, Route 59, Butterfield Road and Winfield Road. Outdoors, wind decides the spray day more than anything else. If your yard backs to open ground or sits along the West Branch of the DuPage River, a breeze can carry mist well past the fence line, so we watch the forecast and switch to brush and roller on the parts close to a neighbor's car or house. Cars get moved, and anything that cannot be moved gets covered.

What we spray on a Warrenville fence or exterior

Fence runs, both sides

Pickets, rails and posts get sprayed on every face you want painted, with the gaps covered as the gun passes.

Siding and trim

Lap edges and the undersides of trim boards get paint where brushes tend to miss.

Wash and scrape first

Dirt and loose paint come off before spraying, so the new coat bonds to sound wood.

Back-brushing

On rough or weathered wood, a brush follows the spray to push the paint into the grain.

Wind checks on spray day

We read the wind before we start and stop or switch to rolling when the mist will not stay put.

Covering what stays

Windows, plants, walks, the AC unit and anything near the work get covered before we spray.

How a Warrenville exterior spray job runs

First we walk the fence or the house with you and write an estimate that lists each surface, the prep, the coats and which parts get sprayed versus brushed. Rotted pickets or soft siding boards get priced in writing, and nothing gets replaced until you approve it. Spray days depend on dry weather above 50 degrees and calm wind, so we pick the day with the forecast in hand and tell you if it moves. At the end we walk the job together and touch up anything you point out.

A written estimate that splits spray and brush work
Every surface washed and scraped before paint
Rotted boards priced before they are replaced
Spraying only on days the wind allows
Cars, plants and windows protected
A final walk around the job with you

Paint Spraying estimate in Warrenville

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

FAQ

Paint Spraying in Warrenville: questions

Will overspray hit my neighbor's house or car?

We spray only when the wind allows, mask what is close and ask that nearby cars be moved. Sections right next to a neighbor's property can be brushed and rolled instead, and the estimate says which parts those are.

Do you spray fences in towns around Warrenville?

Yes. We spray fences and exteriors in Naperville, Wheaton, Lisle and Aurora as well.

Does Warrenville require a permit to paint a fence?

Repainting a fence or a house usually does not need a permit. If the job turns into replacing the fence, we check with the city first and pull a permit where one is required.

When is fence spraying season?

Spring to fall, on dry days above 50 degrees with calm wind. The wood also needs to be dry from any rain before we start, so a wet week can push the date.

How do I get a price on my fence?

Call or text (815) 585-1750 with a photo of the fence or the house. We will come out, measure and write it up.

Paint Spraying in Warrenville