From postwar ranches and split-levels to the older homes near downtown and the Metra line, JGX Painting paints Arlington Heights homes inside and out, with careful prep and a written estimate before anything starts.
Every project starts with a free on-site estimate and a written quote, no pressure, no surprises.
Walls, ceilings, and trim finished with premium paint and clean, even coats.
Siding, brick, and stucco finished with weather-grade coatings built for Arlington Heights winters and summers.
Re-caulked seams and durable enamel on the detail work that finishes an exterior.
Rotted trim and damaged boards repaired before we ever pick up a brush.
Wood decks and fences cleaned, prepped, and stained to protect against the elements.
Offices, retail, and multi-unit properties in Arlington Heights painted on your schedule.
JGX Painting is fully licensed, bonded, and insured, and every job runs on the same process: a free written estimate, thorough surface prep, premium Sherwin-Williams coatings, and a final walkthrough before we call it done.
We serve Arlington Heights and the surrounding North Shore and Northwest Suburbs. See our full service area or recent transformations.
Fully licensed, bonded, and insured on every Arlington Heights project.
Written, itemized quotes with no hidden fees.
Sherwin-Williams coatings on every job.
We walk every finished job with you before we consider it complete.
Arlington Heights is one of the biggest villages in the Northwest Suburbs, and its housing reflects decades of growth. Many neighborhoods were built in the 1950s and 1960s, so a lot of the homes we see are brick ranches and split-levels with wood or aluminum trim, original soffits, and garage doors that have been repainted several times.
On those homes the paint problems are predictable: peeling fascia where gutters overflow, failing caulk around windows, and chalky, faded siding on the sunny sides of the house. We scrape, sand, spot-prime and re-caulk before any finish coat goes on, because skipping that prep is the main reason exterior paint fails early in a Chicago-area climate.
Closer to downtown, older two-story homes often have more trim, porches and detail work, and many owners are updating interiors for a sale or a move-in. We price those as room-by-room line items so you can choose what gets done now and what can wait.
Siding, trim, soffits and garage door repainted, with failed caulk and soft fascia boards fixed first.
Walls, ceilings and trim across the main floor, done before furniture arrives.
A new front-door color and refreshed shutters, a quick way to update curb appeal before listing.
Cleaning, light sanding and a fresh coat of stain on decks and railings.
Get a free, no-obligation estimate from a licensed, bonded, and insured painting crew.
