Short answer
Yes, we paint across Romeoville, from Hampton Park, begun in 1957, to subdivisions built as the village grew from 14,074 residents in 1990 to 39,863 in 2020. Older homes need careful prep with the pre-1978 EPA rule in mind, while newer ones need siding and garage door repaints and interior color updates.
Hampton Park and the houses that came after
Hampton Park started in 1957 on 600 acres along IL-53, which makes its first houses close to seventy years old. The village then nearly tripled between 1990 and 2020. That leaves two different paint jobs in one town: older siding with many coats and pre-1978 rules to respect, and newer houses on their first or second repaint.
Steel garage doors and the front of the house
On many houses the garage door is the biggest painted surface facing the street. Steel doors chalk and fade in sun, and dents can expose bare metal that starts to rust. We wash the door, sand the gloss, spot prime bare steel with a rust-inhibiting primer and finish with exterior acrylic, matching the jamb and trim.
Garage floors while the door is open
Garage work can go inside too. A concrete floor gets ground or etched, cracks filled and an epoxy or polyaspartic coat rolled on, with optional flake for grip. See garage floor coatings for the systems and how long each one cures before cars can go back in.
Romeoville painting by era, 1957 to now
Garage Door Painting
Steel garage doors fade in full sun and get repainted along with the jamb so the front reads fresh.
Siding Painting
Older siding with many coats gets washed and spot primed, while newer siding needs a color that suits it.
Exterior Trim, Soffit & Fascia Painting
Trim on houses from the late 1950s onward has usually been painted many times and needs scraping first.
Wood Rot Repair Before Painting
Sills and trim on older homes may be soft at the bottom, and rot is fixed before paint.
Interior Painting
Newer homes often move past their first colors, room by room, while the family stays in the house.
Garage & Basement Floor Coatings
Garage floors get an epoxy or polyaspartic coating that resists hot tire pickup and is easy to sweep.
Nearby areas we paint
Sources: en.wikipedia.org, epa.gov.