Cabinet Refinishing in Homer Glen, IL

Cabinet refinishing in Homer Glen

Homer Glen is on our regular route, and cabinet refinishing means painting the boxes you already own instead of tearing them out. Every door and drawer front comes off and gets a label that matches its opening, and the hardware goes into marked bags. Then the parts are cleaned and degreased, scuff-sanded, filled where needed and coated with a bonding primer. The finish is a cabinet-grade enamel, sprayed so it lays down smooth without brush marks.

We reach Homer Glen up I-355 and across 143rd and 159th Street, and the village sits in Will County next to Lockport, Lemont and Orland Park. If your kitchen has a long run of cabinets plus an island, the door count climbs fast, and a lost hinge or a swapped door shows the minute everything goes back up. That is why we count and photograph every opening before anything comes down. The labels go where nobody sees them once the door is hung, and each door returns to the spot it came from.

What a Homer Glen cabinet job includes

Doors off and labeled

Each door and drawer front is numbered to its opening, so it goes back exactly where it hung.

Hardware bagged

Hinges, screws and pulls go into bags marked by location and stay together until reassembly.

Degreased before sanding

Kitchen grease keeps primer from sticking, so every surface gets cleaned and degreased first.

Scuffed and filled

We scuff-sand the old finish for grip and fill dings, gouges and old hardware holes you do not want.

Bonding primer, sprayed enamel

A bonding primer goes under a cabinet-grade enamel, sprayed for an even coat with no brush lines.

Boxes done in place

Frames and cabinet boxes are painted where they stand, with counters, floors and appliances masked off.

How a cabinet job runs

We look at your cabinets in person for a free estimate and give it to you in writing, listing every door, drawer front, box and panel we will paint. If we find something behind a door that needs a repair, we price it on paper and wait for your approval first. Before the first day, we tell you how long the kitchen will be partly out of use while the doors cure. When the doors are back on, we walk the kitchen with you and adjust any hinge that needs it.

Every door counted and labeled
Hardware bagged by location
Cleaned, degreased and sanded
Bonding primer under sprayed enamel
Kitchen masked while we work
Final walkthrough and hinge check

Cabinet Refinishing estimate in Homer Glen

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

FAQ

Cabinet Refinishing in Homer Glen: questions

Do you refinish cabinets in towns near Homer Glen?

Yes. We do cabinet refinishing in Lockport, Lemont and Mokena with the same labeled-door process and a written scope.

How long will my kitchen be out of use?

Plan on the kitchen being partly out of use for several days while the doors cure. We give you the length for your job before we start, so you can plan meals around it.

Does painting cabinets in Homer Glen need a permit?

Painting existing cabinets usually does not. If the job grows into moving plumbing or wiring, we check with the village and pull what it requires before that part begins.

Can you put new pulls on while the doors are off?

Yes. New pulls can go on at the same time, and we fill the old holes before primer if the new hardware uses different spacing. Text a photo of the pulls you like to (815) 585-1750.

Are you insured?

Yes. We carry liability insurance, and we can send the certificate before we start.

Cabinet Refinishing in Homer Glen