Cabinet Refinishing in Hanover Park

Cabinet refinishing in Hanover Park, matched to what your doors are made of

Cabinet refinishing is painting the cabinets already in your kitchen, bath or built-ins so you keep the boxes instead of replacing them. We take the doors and drawer fronts off, label each one and bag the hardware. Cleaning and degreasing come next, followed by a scuff-sand, filling and a bonding primer. The finish coat is a cabinet-grade enamel, sprayed for an even surface, and the frames get painted in place with the kitchen masked.

Hanover Park is on our regular route, and Irving Park Road, Barrington Road and Lake Street bring us in, along with the streets around the Metra station. Before we price your job, we figure out what the doors are: solid wood, painted wood, laminate, or a vinyl wrap over fiberboard. Wood and most factory finishes take paint well with the right sanding and bonding primer. If your doors have a vinyl wrap that is peeling at the edges, paint will not hold on it, and we tell you that instead of selling you a refinish that fails.

What we do on a Hanover Park cabinet refinish

How a Hanover Park cabinet job runs

We see the cabinets, check what they are made of and give you a written estimate with the prep, primer and coats listed. If we find a door that cannot take paint or a box that needs work, we tell you, price the fix in writing and do it only with your approval. The estimate also says how long the kitchen will be partly out of use, and we book around the days we said. At the end, we walk the kitchen with you and go over every door.

• A free estimate after we check the doors
• A check of what your doors are made of
• An honest answer on vinyl-wrapped doors
• Primer chosen for your cabinet surface
• Sprayed enamel on doors and drawer fronts
• A walkthrough of every door when we finish