Painting Service in Orland Park, IL | Starting at $199
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Brick painting in Orland Park, IL starts at $149. Adamson Painting Services is licensed, insured, and Illinois-based — we paint brick surfaces for homeowners and businesses across Cook County with free estimates on every job. Our brick painting service includes full surface cleaning, masonry primer, and breathable exterior coating using Sherwin-Williams or Benjamin Moore masonry products. We serve Orland Park, Berwyn, Oak Park, Broadview, Brookfield, Forest Park, Arlington Heights, and surrounding Cook County suburbs.
Brick is one of the most unforgiving surfaces to paint incorrectly. It's porous, it holds moisture, and it breathes — meaning moisture from inside the wall has to be able to move through the surface. Paint the wrong product over brick and you trap that moisture inside. In Illinois, where we get hard winters and humid summers, that trapped moisture freezes, expands, and pushes the paint off in sheets. It also damages the mortar joints underneath. Our exterior painting service covers masonry surfaces with the same care — but brick specifically requires a masonry primer and a breathable finish coat, not standard exterior latex paint.
Dirt, mold, and efflorescence on brick surface block primer adhesion. Paint over a contaminated brick wall and the coating fails at the surface level — not years later, but within one season.
The mortar between bricks is more porous than the brick itself. Apply paint without accounting for this and you end up with uneven coverage — dark mortar lines showing through a light paint color.
Illinois homes with brick walls experience moisture movement through the wall year-round. Non-breathable paint stops that movement, traps moisture inside, and causes spalling, cracking, and paint failure that's expensive to repair.
Painted brick that's already peeling can't just get another layer on top. The existing failing paint has to come off first — or the new coat peels with it before the next winter hits.
When you book brick painting with Adamson Painting Services, you get a complete masonry painting job — surface prep, primer, and finish coat with the right products for brick — not the same process used on wood or drywall.
We clean the brick thoroughly — removing dirt, mold, and white efflorescence deposits before any primer is applied — so the coating bonds to the brick, not to surface contamination.
We check mortar joints for gaps, cracks, and crumbling areas and flag any that need tuck-pointing before painting — painting over damaged mortar seals in problems that get worse over time.
A breathable masonry-specific primer goes on before the finish coat — penetrating the brick surface and providing the adhesion layer that makes the paint actually stay on the wall.
We apply a breathable exterior masonry coating — Sherwin-Williams or Benjamin Moore masonry products — that allows moisture to move through the wall while protecting the surface from weather and UV.
Two coats go on — the first coat seals the varied porosity between brick and mortar, the second coat provides even, consistent color across the entire wall surface.
We walk the finished brick wall with you before leaving — checking coverage on mortar joints, corners, and any detail areas — and clean up all materials before we leave the property.
Even color across every brick and mortar joint. A wall that looks intentionally painted — not like someone rolled latex paint over raw brick and hoped for the best. The mortar lines disappear into the color instead of showing through.
Adamson Painting Services handles brick painting throughout Cook County — residential homes, commercial storefronts, and any exterior masonry surface that needs professional coating.
Homeowners in Berwyn, Oak Park, and Brookfield call us for brick painting on front facades, side walls, garage fronts, and chimney stacks. Many of these are older homes with brick that has been painted before — we assess the existing paint condition before adding another coat on top.
Retail storefronts, restaurants, and commercial buildings across Cook County with brick facades call us when the exterior needs refreshing. We've handled commercial brick painting for business owners in Forest Park, Broadview, and Arlington Heights — scheduled around business hours and done with the right masonry products for commercial exposure.
Real estate agents and sellers in Cook County who have brick homes know that faded or stained brick is one of the first things buyers notice at the curb. Our brick painting service paired with our siding painting handles mixed-material exteriors where brick and siding both need refreshing before a listing goes live.
That sounds obvious — but a lot of crews use whatever they have on the truck. Wrong product on brick is hard to fix and expensive to redo. Adamson Painting Services is a licensed, insured Illinois painting company that handles masonry painting — brick, concrete, and stone — as part of our regular exterior work across Cook County. We give honest estimates, we tell you if the brick has issues before we paint over them, and we use breathable masonry products every time. Call today and get your free estimate in 5 minutes — +1 (708)-607-5887.
Brick painting has more prep than almost any other exterior job. Here's exactly what happens from the time we arrive to the time we walk the finished wall with you.
Step 1
We inspect every section of brick — checking for efflorescence, damaged mortar, existing paint failure, and moisture signs before selecting prep method and products.
Step 2
The entire brick surface gets thoroughly power washed — removing dirt, mold, and loose contamination before any chemical treatment or primer is applied.
Step 3
White mineral deposits on the brick get treated with efflorescence remover and rinsed completely — leaving them in place causes paint failure from behind the new coat.
Step 4
Any sections of previously applied paint that are peeling or failing get removed before the new coat goes on — new paint over failing old paint peels with it.
Step 5
All windows, trim, and surrounding surfaces get masked before primer goes on — masonry paint overspray on glass and trim is difficult to clean after it cures.
Step 6
Masonry-specific primer penetrates the brick surface across the full wall — providing the adhesion layer the finish coat needs and sealing the varied porosity between brick and mortar.
Step 7
Two full coats of breathable masonry exterior coating go on — even coverage across brick faces and mortar joints, consistent color from edge to edge of the wall.
Step 8
We walk the entire wall with you in natural light — checking coverage on mortar joints, corners, and trim edges — then remove masking and clean up before leaving.
They had brick that had been painted before and was starting to peel again — or raw brick that needed a refresh. They called us, we did it correctly, and the wall held through an entire Illinois winter without a single issue. Here's what Cook County homeowners say about Adamson Painting's brick work.
Adamson Painting Services handles all exterior painting and masonry coating needs for homeowners and businesses across Cook County.
Exterior painting for the full home — brick walls painted alongside wood or vinyl siding so the whole exterior gets refreshed in one coordinated project.
Concrete painting for patios, driveways, and basement walls — the same masonry prep-first process applied to concrete surfaces across Cook County.
Siding painting for homes with mixed brick and siding exteriors — we handle both materials together so the house looks consistent from every angle.
Porch painting — many Cook County homes with brick fronts also have painted porch floors and columns that need refreshing at the same time as the brick facade.
Brick painting in Orland Park starts at $149. Final cost depends on the brick surface area, wall height, existing paint condition, and whether mortar repair is needed before painting.
Yes. Raw unpainted brick in Orland Park gets cleaned, primed with masonry primer, and coated with breathable masonry paint — the process is the same regardless of whether brick has been painted before.
Not when done correctly. We use breathable masonry coatings in Orland Park that allow moisture to move through the wall — trapping moisture only happens when the wrong paint is used.
Yes. Adamson Painting Services handles brick painting and full exterior painting as one job — licensed and insured across Cook County with free estimates on every project.
