Whether you have a classic wood picket along Pacific Avenue or a chain-link around your yard near the Metra station, we prep, prime and paint your fence with two full coats and no shortcuts. Licensed, insured, and based right outside the village. Free estimates, plus $50 off online bookings.
Fence painting in Franklin Park, IL starts at $99 with Broadview True Coat Painting, a licensed and insured Illinois painting company that gives free written estimates. Every job includes pressure washing, surface prep, primer on bare spots, two coats of exterior-grade paint, and full cleanup. We paint fences across Franklin Park, River Forest, Melrose Park, Northlake, and all of Cook County.
Here's where our pricing starts for the fence jobs Franklin Park homeowners ask for most. Final price depends on fence height, how much old paint is peeling, and whether the wood has rotted sections that need replacement, and you get that number in writing before we open a can.
| Fence type | What it usually covers | Starts at |
|---|---|---|
| Wood privacy fence | Pressure wash, sand, primer, two coats on both sides | $99 |
| Picket fence | Each picket prepped individually, two coats of exterior paint | $99 |
| Chain-link fence | Wire and posts primed and painted, usually black or green | $99 |
| Wrought iron fence | Rust treated, metal primer applied, two topcoats | $149 |
| Farm-style split rail | Rough-sawn wood painted with a deep-penetrating stain or paint | $129 |
| Vinyl fence painting | Specialty paint that bonds to vinyl, two coats | $149 |
| Gate painting | Hardware removed, gate painted on all sides, hardware reinstalled | $79 |
| Deck and fence combo | Deck painted first, then fence, discounted when booked together | $199 |
| Full fence stain | Transparent or semi-transparent stain, one or two coats based on wood type | $99 |
| Touch-up and spot repair | Peeling sections scraped and repainted, matched to existing colour | $89 |
Not sure which line you fall under? Call (708) 797-7649 and describe your fence. Most Franklin Park estimates take about five minutes on the phone.
Franklin Park homes sit on solid clay soil that stays wet, and wood fences take a beating from the freeze-thaw cycles that hit from November through March. The wood expands and contracts, cracking old paint and letting moisture behind it. Our crews know these fences. Same approach we use on every fence painting project across the village.
Peeling paint doesn't just look bad. It holds water against the wood and accelerates rot. We scrape and sand until the surface is clean.
Fences built with untreated pine or cedar need a sealer before paint, or the wood drinks the first coat. We add primer to every bare spot on every fence painting job.
Interior paint or cheap exterior acrylic won't hold on a fence. We use top-tier exterior paint built for wood and weather.
Wrought iron and chain-link need rust conversion before paint. We treat every spot and prime metal before the finish coat.
Half-hearted back-brushing leaves holidays where the wood shows through. We roll and brush every inch for even coverage on every fence painting project.
Fence boards that touch soil rot from the ground up. We replace rotten sections before painting so you don't lose the new paint in a year.
Book us for fence painting in Franklin Park and this is the standard package. Nothing here is an upsell we spring on you halfway through the week.
We're based in Broadview, just down the road from Franklin Park near the Grand Avenue corridor, so when you call about a job off Wolf Road or around the village's older neighborhoods, you're talking to the people who will be standing in your yard. Franklin Park houses run from post-war bungalows to newer subdivisions with privacy fences, and the soil here holds moisture against wood posts. We know how to seal and paint fences that stay up through the weather.
That same crew covers the nearby suburbs too, from River Forest and Melrose Park to Northlake, Elmwood Park and Stone Park. Same crew, same prep, same price list.
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One crew, three kinds of jobs. Whether it's the house you live in, the business you run, or the rental unit you need to maintain, the prep and the finish are the same.

Bungalows, ranches and two-stories across Franklin Park, including the neighborhoods near the Metra station. We paint one fence or the whole property, including wood fences and decks that need matching. Neighbours in River Forest and Melrose Park book the same package.

Churches, schools, and small businesses along Grand Avenue and Mannheim Road. We work around operating hours and handle larger sites through our commercial exterior painting and commercial painting teams. Same setup in Northlake and Stone Park.

Turnovers and property maintenance are our fastest work. Patch, scrape, paint, keys back to you. Most fenced yards are done in a day. Add touch-up painting to the house itself or a full exterior painting package. Property managers in Elmwood Park and Franklin Park use us the same way.
We also run fence work across the rest of the area and out into the collar suburbs:
Most of the work that decides how a fence paint job looks in two years happens before any colour goes on the wood. Here's the order we do it in, every single time.
We look at every board, rail and post, then write the price down. No charge, no pressure.
We test for rot, soft spots and insect damage, marking boards that need replacement before paint.
We clean both sides with a pressure washer, removing dirt, mildew and loose paint so the new paint bonds.
Every peeling section is scraped to bare wood and sanded so no edges catch the new paint.
Every bare wood section and replaced board gets a coat of exterior wood primer to seal the surface.
We start on the inside, then the outside, rolling and back-brushing every board for full coverage.
After the first coat dries, we apply a second coat to build the final finish and colour depth.
We check every board, clean up any drips, then walk the fence with you and fix anything you point at.
Almost every call starts with one of these. Here's what's actually going on, and what your fence looks like once we're done.
Old paint that's cracked and flaking, leaving the wood exposed to Franklin Park's damp, freeze-thaw cycles. We scrape, sand, and prime before painting so the new paint holds for years. Same fix on wood fences and decks.
Iron and chain-link rust at joints and along the ground line. We treat the rust, prime the metal, and paint it to match. Includes wrought iron fence painting.
Even colour, no bare spots, no peeling edges, and a finish that sheds water so the wood stays dry.
Your yard looks finished, your neighbours notice, and you don't have to paint again for years.
We're not the cheapest number you'll get, and we'll tell you that on the phone. What you get instead is a crew that preps properly, shows up when we said, and doesn't disappear for three days in the middle of your job.
Fences are in our top three exterior jobs. We know wood, metal and vinyl and which paint holds on each one.
Licensed and insured in Illinois, so your property and our crew are covered from the minute we arrive.
Based in Broadview, minutes from Franklin Park. If something needs a fix after we leave, we're not driving in from another county.
Even colour from the street, no drips, no bare spots, and a finish that stands up to the weather.



Wondering who's actually walking into your backyard? We're a small painting outfit out of Broadview, licensed and insured in Illinois, working Franklin Park and the Cook County suburbs around it. The same crew comes back each day until your job is done. You get a free estimate, a written price, and a phone number that reaches a person and not a queue.
Call (708) 797-7649 and we'll have your fence painting price in about five minutes. Book online and take $50 off.
Book online and save $50Most of our Franklin Park work comes from someone down the street. Read what homeowners said about the prep, the coverage and how their yard looked when we finished.
Fence painting is a big part of our exterior week, but the same crew covers most of what a house or building needs.
Wood decks cleaned, sealed and painted to match your fence. See deck painting.
Siding, soffits and porches prepped for Illinois winters. Details on exterior house painting.
Garden sheds, workshops and outbuildings painted to match the house. See shed painting.
Offices, retail and multi-unit buildings, scheduled after hours. See commercial painting.
Also asked for a lot: siding painting, brick painting, porches, shutters and fence staining.
Free estimate, a real written price, licensed and insured. Book online and take $50 off your fence painting job.