See the color on a sample in your own kitchen light before a single door gets sprayed. We refinish cabinets across Lisle.
Lisle is on our regular route, and our cabinet refinishing keeps your boxes and gives them a new painted finish. Doors and drawer fronts are removed, labeled and kept with their bagged hardware. Each surface is cleaned, degreased, scuff-sanded and filled, then coated with a bonding primer. The topcoat is a cabinet-grade enamel, sprayed so it cures hard and smooth.
We reach Lisle on I-88 and Route 53, then Ogden or Maple Avenue, near the Morton Arboretum in DuPage County between Naperville, Woodridge and Downers Grove. Color is the decision that matters most on a cabinet job, and a paint chip under a showroom light rarely matches what you see at home. A white can turn gray on a north wall or yellow under warm bulbs. We can put your color on a sample so you see it in your morning and evening light before we commit the whole kitchen.
A color sample lets you judge it in your own kitchen light.
An island in one color and the perimeter in another is written into the scope piece by piece.
Nothing gets mixed up between removal and rehang.
The old finish is cleaned and scuffed so primer bonds to it.
Dents and gaps are filled, then the bonding primer goes on.
Doors are sprayed off the boxes, and the boxes are sprayed where they stand with the kitchen masked.
The estimate is free and in writing, and it lists every piece and which color it gets. If you change your mind about a color after seeing the sample, tell us before primer and we update the scope. Any extra work is priced on paper first and done only with your okay. We tell you how long the doors need to cure, keep to the days we set and walk the finished kitchen with you.
Call or text (815) 585-1750 for a free estimate, and have the colors you are thinking about on hand. We will help you narrow them down at the visit.
Call or text (815) 585-1750
Email matt@onitcc.com