Serving Easton, IL and surrounding areas
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Free estimates
Emergency services offered
Warranties offered
I'm a professional drywall finisher and painter and do quality work for a reasonable rate.
+4
Serving Easton, IL and surrounding areas
Approved
In business since 2001
Free estimates
Emergency services offered
We pride our company on reliability, great communication, integrity, and quality work. We are experts in our trade and will do our best to keep you as educated as we can on your particular task or project. We look forward to earning your business!
Serving Easton, IL and surrounding areas
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Emergency services offered
Small jobs welcome
Feel good contracting LLC is here to make home improvements easy and affordable
Serving Easton, IL and surrounding areas
In business since 2019
Free estimates
Emergency services offered
"In my 30+ years of being a homeowner, I've hired 6-8 different painters. Now Premier Painting Group will be the only painter I hire. Cesar's crew is amazing. They are very meticulous and careful. Covered all my furniture and cabinets with either cloth or plastic. Covered the hardwood floors as well. They go above and beyond every time and their prices are excellent. They recently finished my 3 job with them and I couldn't be happier with the results. Wish I could give them 10 stars!!!"
+36
Serving Easton, IL and surrounding areas
In business since 1993
Free estimates
"He did a beautiful job. Quality of his work is amazing, he worked all week, he took his time, didn't rush. He was very cordial, and respectful of me and my home."
+9
Serving Easton, IL and surrounding areas
In business since 2012
Free estimates
Emergency services offered
"Based on our past experience with AOM (interior painting), we used them to powerwash our home. They had all the appropriate equipment and did an excellent job. Our 20 year old vinyl siding looks totally refreshed. David is easy to work with and goes the extra mile. We will continue to AOM for future projects.
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+5
Serving Easton, IL and surrounding areas
In business since 2024
Free estimates
Credit card accepted
"I had trim work and window work done on a 100 year old house in Leland Grove, Illinois. At 77, I don’t feel comfortable painting windows and trim above first floor work. I would rate all work completed as excellent."
Serving Easton, IL and surrounding areas
In business since 2008
Free estimates
Emergency services offered
"Tabitha had a poor crew working for her. Once she fired the crew and hired new workers, the punctuality improved to an A. The overall painting was excellent. Tabitha and her crew filled all nail holes, cracks and had to repair a few areas that had water damage. This was done to perfection. She and her workers did an outstanding job with the clean up and how they left the house. We will definitely hire her again"
+17
Serving Easton, IL and surrounding areas
In business since 2010
Free estimates
Emergency services offered
"Fernando showed up and did the work in a day. Very professionally. Will hire them again."
Serving Easton, IL and surrounding areas
In business since 2021
Emergency services offered
Small jobs welcome
"Ensar was punctual and friendly and did an incredibly detailed and precise job quickly and at a very fair and affordable price. I will definitely hire him again."
Most homeowners opt for semi-gloss or high-gloss paint to make the baseboards stand out against the walls. If you’d rather keep things subtle, matching the wall sheen with eggshell or satin also works well. When your trim has nicks or dents, reach for a flatter, matte finish—it hides minor imperfections better than a shiny coat.
Stripping old paint from trim costs $1 to $3 per linear foot. Pros use specialized tools and techniques to lift away existing layers without gouging the wood, then prep the surface for a fresh finish. While it adds to your budget, proper removal protects the molding and sets the stage for a smoother, longer-lasting paint job.
Tackling the baseboards first often leads to crisper lines. Painting trim first lets you tape off the boards instead of the walls, so you’re less likely to splatter color where you don’t want it. Any stray marks on the wall get covered when you roll on the final coat, making the whole process faster and tidier.
You can absolutely paint baseboards in place. Leaving them installed avoids the risk of cracking or misaligning the boards when they’re reattached. With thorough cleaning, light sanding, and careful taping, a pro—or an experienced DIYer—can achieve a sharp, factory-smooth finish while saving you the hassle of prying off and reinstalling trim.
Painting almost always beats replacement in cost. Swapping out baseboards runs about $150 in DIY materials or roughly $1,100 with a pro, while repainting costs about $50 in supplies and $1 to $5 per square foot for labor. Unless the boards are warped or severely damaged, a fresh coat delivers the same visual upgrade for a fraction of the price.
Paintable caulk and wood filler are the go-to fixes for nail holes in baseboards. Wood filler sands flush for a glass-smooth surface, while caulk provides a flexible seal that won’t crack as the house settles. Either way, patching those tiny divots before you prime ensures your finished baseboards look seamless.
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