Short answer
Yes, Warrenville is part of our regular area beside Naperville. The city of 13,553 has history back to Julius Warren's 1838 inn, and its homes need the usual Chicago-area care: trim and doors repainted before they peel, siding refreshed on schedule and rooms patched and painted.

A river city with a long history
Warrenville grew up along the West Branch of the DuPage River, and Julius Warren's 1838 inn still stands there, though the city only incorporated in 1967. So each walk-through starts with the basics: what the trim is made of, how many coats it carries and whether the house predates 1978, the cutoff for EPA's lead renovation requirements.
Front doors and trim, the first things to fail
Doors and window trim take the most hands, sun and rain on any house, so they wear well before siding. A front door is taken off its hinges or masked in place, sanded, primed where bare and finished in an exterior enamel. Trim is scraped, caulked at every joint and given two coats. See front door painting for door options.
Choosing a door color that works
A front door is the easiest place to add color, but it has to sit well with siding, roof and brick you are keeping. We brush large samples onto a board and hold them against the house in daylight, then you choose. Deep colors usually need a third coat to cover evenly.
Warrenville jobs that start at the front door
Front Door Painting & Refinishing
Front doors face the street and take the most handling, so they show wear first and repay a fresh finish.
Exterior Trim, Soffit & Fascia Painting
Window and door trim gets scraped, caulked and repainted before water can work behind the paint.
Siding Painting
Siding gets washed, spot primed and given fresh color once trim repairs are done.
Garage Door Painting
A garage door repainted to match fresh trim finishes the front of the house in one visit.
Interior Painting
Rooms are painted between outdoor seasons, with patches primed so they disappear under the finish.
Color Consultation
Picking a door color that works with existing siding and roof is easier with big painted samples.
Nearby areas we paint
Sources: en.wikipedia.org, epa.gov.
