Paint Spraying in Wheaton, IL

Wheaton paint spraying starts with masking

A sprayer lays paint down fast, so the real work is deciding where it cannot go. We tape paper along the floors, film over windows and doors, and cover outlets, switches, vents, fixtures and anything built in. Masking can take longer than the painting itself, and we plan for that instead of rushing it. Once everything is covered, walls are sprayed and back-rolled, and the masking comes off after the paint has set.

We work in Wheaton every week, coming in on Roosevelt Road, Naperville Road and Main Street. If your house has built-in bookcases, a fireplace surround or stained wood trim that stays unpainted, those get wrapped first and checked twice. Finished hardwood gets paper plus a second layer on top, since one layer can tear under a ladder foot. If you live close to downtown or the Metra station, we ask ahead where the crew can park so the setup day starts on time.

What gets masked on a Wheaton spray job

Floors papered and covered

Paper taped at the baseboard, with a second layer where ladders and staging will stand.

Windows and doors filmed

Glass, sashes and doors that are not being painted covered in masking film.

Outlets and switches

Cover plates removed, and outlets, switches and boxes taped over.

Built-ins and wood trim

Bookcases, mantels and stained trim wrapped tight when they are staying as they are.

Vents and fixtures

Registers, returns, lights and smoke detectors covered or removed before spraying.

Spray and back-roll

Walls sprayed, then rolled while wet for full coverage and an even finish.

How a Wheaton job is planned and finished

Our written estimate lists what gets painted, what gets masked, the prep, the coats and the number of days. The masking day is in the schedule on purpose, and we do not start spraying until you have seen what is covered. Anything extra you ask for, or anything we find behind a cover plate, is priced in writing and waits for your approval. We pull the masking, clean up, and walk each room with you before we pack out.

Free written estimate
Masking plan in writing
Floors double-covered where ladders stand
Built-ins and wood trim protected
Extra work approved in writing first
Final walkthrough after masking comes off

Paint Spraying estimate in Wheaton

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

FAQ

Paint Spraying in Wheaton: questions

Why does masking take so long?

Because a sprayer puts paint wherever it is aimed, and some of it drifts past the wall. Every window, floor, fixture and outlet has to be covered before we start, and that work is what protects your house.

Can you spray around stained wood trim without getting paint on it?

Yes. Stained trim, built-ins and mantels are wrapped tight and checked before spraying, and the walls along them are finished by hand where that is cleaner.

Do I need a Wheaton permit for painting?

Painting usually does not need a permit from the city. If the job includes drywall replacement or other repairs, we check with the city and pull one where it is required.

How many days does a spray job take?

Masking, spraying and cleanup are each on the schedule, and the estimate lists the days. We book around the days we said.

Do you spray in towns next to Wheaton?

Yes. We also take spray jobs in Glen Ellyn, Warrenville, Lisle and Carol Stream. Call or text (815) 585-1750 for any of them.

Paint Spraying in Wheaton