Cabinet Refinishing in Crest Hill, IL

Color, sheen and a lasting finish in Crest Hill

Your cabinets keep their boxes, layout and counters, and what changes is color and finish. To get there, we take down every door and drawer front, tag them, bag the hardware and strip off grease with a degreaser. Scuff sanding, filler where needed, bonding primer and a sprayed cabinet-grade enamel follow in that order. Face frames get painted where they hang, under full masking.

We cover Crest Hill every week, using I-55, Weber Road, Route 30 and Route 53 to get there. Color is the part people worry about most, and the best place to pick it is your own kitchen, next to your counters, floor and wall color. Sheen matters as much as color, since a satin finish hides minor dings better while a higher gloss wipes down with less effort and shows every flaw. If you want two colors, like darker lowers and lighter uppers, the masking and the schedule change, and the estimate shows how.

What a Crest Hill refinish includes

Color picked in your light

We look at color chips with you in the kitchen itself, next to the counters and floor you are keeping.

Sheen explained plainly

Satin hides minor dings, semi-gloss wipes down with less effort, and we help you choose by how you use the kitchen.

Two-tone options

Darker lowers with lighter uppers, or a contrasting island, are masked and sprayed as separate colors.

Prep that holds the paint

Degreasing, scuff sanding and filling come before primer so the finish bonds instead of chipping.

Bonding primer and enamel

A primer built to grip old finishes goes under a cabinet-grade enamel sprayed in even coats.

Doors rehung and leveled

Doors go back on their own openings and get adjusted so the gaps line up across the run.

How a Crest Hill job runs

Color and sheen get settled at the estimate, which is free, written, and names the finish plus every cabinet included. Damage behind a door means a written repair price and a pause until you say yes. Doors need cure time, and the schedule shows those days before work begins. Once everything hangs again, you and our crew go through the kitchen together.

Color gets picked in your own kitchen light
Sheen choice is explained before you decide
Two-tone kitchens are masked color by color
The finish is written into the estimate
Gaps line up across every run of doors
You walk the kitchen with us when it is done

Cabinet Refinishing estimate in Crest Hill

Tell us about the project and we will set a time to look at it.

FAQ

Cabinet Refinishing in Crest Hill: questions

What sheen should I pick for kitchen cabinets?

Satin is the middle ground for most kitchens, since it hides minor dings and still wipes clean. A higher sheen cleans up with less effort but shows every flaw underneath, so we look at the condition of your doors before recommending it.

Do you refinish cabinets in towns near Crest Hill?

Yes. We also take cabinet jobs in Joliet, Shorewood, Romeoville and Lockport. Call or text (815) 585-1750 to set up an estimate.

How long does refinishing take?

Several days, and part of the kitchen is out of use while doors and drawer fronts cure. Two-tone jobs can run longer because of the extra masking, and we tell you the full count before we start.

Does Crest Hill require a permit to paint cabinets?

We do not normally need one for paint on existing cabinets. Changes to plumbing or wiring are different, and for those we pull the permit where Crest Hill requires it.

Can I send pictures of my kitchen to help pick a color?

Yes. Text photos of the cabinets, counters and floor to (815) 585-1750, and we will bring chips that make sense for what you have when we come out.

Cabinet Refinishing in Crest Hill