Interior & Exterior Painting
In older Chicagoland homes the paint is the easy part. What determines whether it still looks right in five years is what happens first — plaster cracks cut out and filled properly, nail pops set, glossy trim scuff-sanded so the new coat has something to hold, and caulk lines that are actually straight.
What's included
- Plaster and drywall repair before any paint goes on
- Trim, doors, casings and crown
- Ceilings, including repair of old water staining
- Full masking and daily cleanup — floors and furniture protected
- Exterior siding, soffit, fascia and trim in season
Typical timeline
Most interiors: 2–6 days depending on room count and repair work
Often paired with a floor refinish — paint first, floors second, so the finish is the last thing touched.
