From the historic homes around Franklin Park and Illinois Wesleyan to newer subdivisions on the east side, JGX Painting paints Bloomington homes inside and out — with careful prep, clean job sites, and a written estimate before any work 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 Bloomington 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 — common on older Victorian-era homes.
Wood decks and fences cleaned, prepped, and stained to protect against the elements.
Offices, retail, and multi-unit properties in Bloomington 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're comfortable with the detail work that older Bloomington homes need — gingerbread trim, wraparound porches, and turret siding included.
We serve Bloomington and neighboring Normal. See our full service area or recent transformations.
Fully licensed, bonded, and insured on every Bloomington 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.
Central Illinois swings from humid 90-degree summers to freeze-thaw winters, and that movement is hard on exterior paint. On Bloomington homes we see the same problems again and again: peeling on south- and west-facing walls, open seams where caulk has dried out, and soft or split boards on cedar siding and fascia. That's why our exterior jobs start with scraping, caulking and wood repair, not paint.
Bloomington also has a lot of older housing, especially near downtown and the Franklin Square area. Many of those homes were painted before 1978, so we test and follow lead-safe practices before any scraping or sanding. Newer homes in subdivisions like Fox Creek and The Grove usually need less prep and more attention to clean lines on trim, doors and garage doors.
Inside, the most common Bloomington projects we price are full-floor repaints for homes being sold or moved into, basement refreshes, and kitchen cabinet refinishing. We give you options — for example one coat versus two — so you can see exactly what the difference costs.
Replaced damaged cedar boards, then scraped, caulked and painted siding, fascia and eaves on all four sides.
Walls and ceilings across two levels, with furniture in eleven rooms covered and protected.
Walls, baseboards and trim on every floor, railings, and cabinets sanded, primed and refinished.
Railings, stair risers, posts and a privacy fence re-stained to protect the wood.
Get a free, no-obligation estimate from a licensed, bonded, and insured painting crew.
