Short answer
Yes, we paint and stain in Yorkville, the Kendall County seat. The city more than tripled between 2000 and 2020, so many houses are fairly recent and the main needs are deck and fence stain, interior color updates and first exterior repaints with caulk and primer.
A Fox River county seat that tripled in twenty years
Yorkville had 6,189 residents in 2000 and 21,533 in 2020, and the Fox River runs through its downtown. Many of today's homes went up during that growth, which means decks, fences and siding of similar age wearing out together. Stain fades first, then trim caulk opens, then siding starts to chalk, usually in that order.
Interior rooms ready for a second color
Rooms in newer houses often still wear their first coat of paint. A repaint is the chance to fix nail pops and corner cracks that showed up as the framing settled, swap flat builder paint for a washable finish and pick colors with large samples. Furniture gets moved and covered, and each room goes back together before the next one starts.
When outdoor work starts each year
Around Chicago, the average last spring freeze comes on April 21, so deck and siding work usually starts after that. Interiors fill the colder months, while the yard sits under snow. See deck staining for how a deck is washed, dried and coated once the season opens.
Yorkville painting and staining, newer homes first
Deck Staining
Decks built in the last twenty years need a fresh coat of stain before the wood grays and checks.
Fence & Pergola Staining
Wood fences on newer lots dry out in full sun and drink up stain when cleaned and dried first.
Interior Painting
Rooms still on their first coat get a washable finish and nail pops fixed as part of the job.
Drywall Repair
Settling in newer houses shows up as corner cracks and nail pops that are fixed before painting.
Exterior House Painting
First full exterior repaints include caulk at every joint and spot primer wherever bare wood shows.
Pressure Washing & Soft Washing
Siding, decks and driveways get cleaned first, because dirt and mildew keep fresh coatings from sticking.
Nearby areas we paint
Sources: en.wikipedia.org, weather.gov.