Doors that stop sticking and trim that looks finished again in your Warrenville house. We seal every edge of a door, top and bottom included, so it holds up through humid summers.
Our crew paints the woodwork that frames a room: base, casing, crown, window stools and aprons, and every door from the closet to the front entry. Prep comes first and takes the longest. Holes get filled, cracked caulk gets cut out and redone, and shiny surfaces get scuff-sanded so the primer and enamel bond. Doors come off their hinges when painting them flat gives a smoother finish, and they go back up only after the paint has cured.
Warrenville is on our regular route in DuPage County, reached off I-88, Route 59 and Butterfield Road. The West Branch of the DuPage River runs through town, and where a house sits near the river or under heavy trees, summer humidity makes wood doors swell and rub. When a door binds, we trim the edge so it swings free, then seal the top and bottom edges along with the faces so moisture has fewer ways in. That bottom edge never shows, and it is where moisture gets into an unsealed door.
A door that rubs the frame gets planed or trimmed at the edge, then sealed so no raw wood is left bare.
Doors we take down get paint on both faces, both long edges and the top and bottom.
The sill trim inside your windows gets sanded where condensation has lifted the paint, primed, then enameled.
Crown gets caulked along the ceiling and the wall so both lines read straight from the floor.
Bifold, slab and paneled closet doors get the same prep and enamel as the passage doors.
Baseboard and shoe get filled, sanded and painted with the floor masked off along every run.
First comes a free visit and a written estimate naming every door, every room of trim and the prep each one needs. Anything we find after a door comes down, like rot at the bottom edge or a stripped hinge, gets shown to you and priced on paper, and nothing extra happens until you approve it. We set the dates with you and keep the doors that matter most, like bathrooms, off their hinges for the shortest stretch. The job closes with a walkthrough, and we fix what you flag.
Text (815) 585-1750 with a photo of a door that sticks or trim that needs paint. We will come see it and write up the full job.
Call or text (815) 585-1750
Email matt@onitcc.com