Trim & Door Painting in Wood Dale

Trim and door painting in Wood Dale

Our trim and door painting covers base, shoe, casing, crown, window trim, stair parts and doors on both sides of the house. Each surface gets cleaned first, because trim near floors and handles carries grime that keeps paint from sticking. Then we fill, caulk, sand glossy spots and prime anything bare or oil-painted. The enamel goes on in your sheen, cut to a straight line against the wall.

We work in Wood Dale every week, coming in on Route 83, Irving Park Road, Thorndale Avenue and Wood Dale Road in DuPage County. Baseboard and the lower edges of doors take the beating in any house: vacuum bumps, boots, dog claws and toy trucks. Chipped corners on outside miters get rebuilt with filler and sanded back to a sharp edge before primer. Door edges by the knob get the same treatment, since that is where hands and rings wear through the paint.

What trim and door painting in Wood Dale includes

How we handle a Wood Dale trim and door job

Before anything starts, we come out for free and write an estimate listing the rooms, the doors, the repairs to the trim and the sheen. If a piece of base is too damaged to fill and should be replaced, we show you and price it in writing, and it only happens with your approval. We agree on start and finish dates and keep the rooms you use most open as long as we can. On the last day we walk the house together and touch up what you find.

• Trim cleaned before any paint
• Chipped corners rebuilt sharp
• Scuffs and dings filled and sanded
• Worn door edges repainted
• Floors masked along every baseboard
• Free written estimate, room by room