Residential and commercial painting, staining, and epoxy flooring, run by our own trained crews out of our shop at 2397 Von Esch Rd in Plainfield.
Every service on this page runs on the same standard, from a single bedroom to a warehouse floor: the prep gets the hours it needs, the crew that starts your job is the crew that finishes it, and nobody calls the work done until you’ve walked it with us.
Here’s what we do. Each service has its own page with the full process, the products we specify, and the questions homeowners and business owners actually ask us.
Walls, ceilings, trim, doors, railings, and the drywall repair that comes before any of it. We work room by room so the rest of the house keeps running, and every patch gets primed before it gets a finish coat, because an unprimed repair is what makes a fresh wall look blotchy in afternoon light.
Siding, trim, fascia, soffit, shutters, garage doors, and front entries, on wood, vinyl, fiber cement, and LP SmartSide. Illinois runs through freeze and thaw all winter, and that cycle is what opens caulk lines and lifts paint at the joints. So the washing, scraping, sanding, caulking, and spot priming come first, and they get real days on the calendar.
Cedar decks, pressure-treated fences, railings, and pergolas. We wash the wood, give it the drying time it actually needs, then apply semi-transparent or solid stain depending on the condition of the boards and how much grain you want to keep. Skipping the dry time is what puts stain on the surface instead of into the wood.
Garage floors and comparable non-living spaces, finished in solid color, decorative flake, or metallic. The concrete gets mechanically ground before anything is poured, which is the step that decides whether a coating stays down through a Midwest winter of road salt and freezing tires. Anti-slip additives are available on any system.
A mineral finish for brick and stone. Limewash settles into the texture rather than sitting on top of it, which is why a 1990s red-brick front reads as softened rather than painted over. We apply it on brick and stone surfaces only, and we’ll tell you at the estimate whether your masonry is a good candidate.
That’s what the free in-home estimate is for. We’ll walk it with you and put the actual scope in writing.
Offices, retail storefronts, warehouses, restaurants, medical and dental suites, churches, schools, and multi-unit properties. We build the schedule around your hours, including evenings and weekends, so your space is ready when your doors open.
Lobbies, corridors, offices, back-of-house, and tenant turnovers, with low-VOC and zero-VOC products where occupancy demands them. Work areas stay contained and marked, and you get one point of contact for the whole job.
Facades, siding, storefronts, warehouse and industrial shells, HOA and multi-unit buildings, and municipal properties. Surface prep is specified for the substrate and the exposure, and we match existing brand colors when the building carries them.
Warehouses, manufacturing floors, showrooms, service bays, commercial kitchens, gyms, and breweries. We spec the system to the actual use, from standard epoxy through high-build, chemical-resistant, and polyaspartic topcoats, and we schedule around your return-to-service window.
We look at the actual space, count the doors and the surfaces, and price the real scope. No charge, no obligation.
Rooms, surfaces, products, number of coats, and the working days we expect it to take, written down before anyone shows up with a brush.
Floors covered, furniture moved and draped, landscaping and fixtures masked, on day one rather than worked around as we go.
The same people every morning, in the window we told you about.
We check the cut lines, the transitions, and the details under a light, fix what the light finds, then walk the job with you. That's what our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee means in practice.
Our shop is on Von Esch Road in Plainfield, and most of our work is a short drive from the door. We serve Plainfield, Joliet, Naperville, Shorewood, Frankfort, Lockport, Minooka, Channahon, Mokena, New Lenox, Homer Glen, Oswego, Crest Hill, Aurora, Bolingbrook, Downers Grove, Orland Park, and Romeoville, across Will, Cook, and DuPage counties.
Yes, and with the same crews and the same standard. Residential runs from single rooms to full-home interiors and exteriors. Commercial covers offices, retail, warehouses, restaurants, medical suites, and multi-unit properties, scheduled around your operating hours.
Every space is different, so we don’t guess over the phone. We measure, look hard at the condition of the surfaces, confirm how many coats the job needs, and put the scope in writing. The visit and the estimate are free.
Often, yes. Interiors and cabinetry pair naturally, and exteriors pair with deck and fence staining. We sequence them so the house stays livable and the crew isn’t working over finished surfaces. Bring it all up at the estimate and we’ll build one schedule.
Limewash is a brick and stone finish, so that is where we apply it. If you want a different look on drywall or stucco, we’ll point you to the finish that actually belongs on that surface.
TResidential epoxy is for garages and comparable non-living spaces. We don’t install it inside residential living areas. For commercial buildings the range is much wider, and we spec the system to how the floor is used.
Call Powers Painting & Decorating at (815) 582-9699 for a free estimate in Plainfield or anywhere in Will County, or request yours on this page. We have been family-owned since 2019, we carry 4.9 stars across 850+ Google reviews, and we don’t consider a job done until you’re completely satisfied.