About Angel the Painter inc
Angel The Painter Inc. brings color and craftsmanship to homes across Elk Grove Village and the surrounding northwest Chicago suburbs. Owner Angel Palomares leads a small, loyal crew that customers come to know by name, with Jose, Christian, and Ricardo appearing again and again in homeowner stories about reliable, tidy work.
The team focuses on residential interior painting, drywall installation and repair, and kitchen cabinet refinishing, and regularly handles ceilings, trim, doors, accent walls, and light handyman tasks while on site. Many neighbors describe Angel as an all-around problem solver who quietly fixes the small things he notices along the way.
Angel The Painter Inc. is a family owned and operated, BBB accredited business holding an A+ rating, and presents as fully insured. It is registered as an Illinois corporation and based at 532 Stonehaven Ave in Elk Grove Village. The crew serves Arlington Heights, Schaumburg, Mount Prospect, Glenview, Buffalo Grove, and many other northwest suburbs, and free estimates are offered on every project.
Updated: 05-29-2026
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What do customers say about painter Ava's work at Cinric Painting?
Ava draws standout praise across reviews. Sheppard Kelly called the work by "Ava and Matt" the best in their experience, noting prep, painting, and cleanup were exemplary. Rebecca Keck said Ava was "incredibly skilled, detail-oriented, tidy, professional, and friendly." Laura Soehnlin described Ava as "incredibly meticulous," tackling a 20 ft great room wall with great precision.
How does Cinric Painting handle kitchen cabinet refinishing?
Cabinet work is a signature offering. Morgan Theilen described a large project covering "our kitchen cabinets, two bathrooms, laundry room, and our high walls," finished in a few weeks. She added that the crew was "easy to communicate with and answered any questions we had," and that the workers were friendly and kind throughout the job.
How does Cinric Painting keep homeowners updated during a project?
Communication comes up repeatedly, often tied to coordinator Courtney. Brian Caughlan wrote that "Courtney kept us up to date on the schedule and other details," with painters arriving early to set up. Stacy Wood said she was "kept up to date with every aspect" of the project, from the first meeting to the final detail, and the process felt stress free.
What remodeling work does Cinric Painting handle beyond painting?
Several reviews describe whole-home scope. MayeBeth Hadfield hired the team to "paint the entire interior, lay new flooring, install new floor and door trim, and totally remodel the master bath," later adding an AZEK deck. Stacy Wood said they did "painting, floors, backsplash, vanity, installing ceiling fans and lights, and the list goes on."
Do customers rely on Cinric Painting for color and design guidance?
Rick's design input surfaces in several reviews. Pat b gave him an idea and "full autonomy," then was impressed with the "creativity, craftsmanship, and paint color." J. Potter credited Rick with advice to move a TV over the fireplace and pick a darker kitchen color. Adrielle Chizmar noted colors that "look exactly as expected."
What do reviews say about Cinric Painting's exterior projects?
Exterior work earns strong feedback. Donna Hogan said painter Ian did "an awesome job painting my house of 3100 sq feet of brick," keeping her informed throughout. Ashley Rahar's crew finished a multi-level exterior in three days, and Steve Burch praised the detail on window trim and wrought iron, calling the result better than any in over two decades.
How does Cinric Painting handle prep and cleanup?
Prep and cleanup are a recurring theme. Adrielle Chizmar said the team took time to "properly prep the space, protect furniture and flooring," then left everything spotless. Laura Soehnlin noted Ava "spent a great deal of time prepping and sanding the walls." Kathleen Kuethe added that the painters handled "cleanup at the end of each day."
Is Cinric Painting licensed, and how can customers verify the business?
Illinois does not require a state license to work as a painting contractor, and the Village of Pawnee has no local painting license requirement, so no state license number applies. Cinric Painting operates as a registered Illinois business based in Pawnee. Customers can confirm the company's standing through the Illinois Secretary of State business entity search.
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