Cabinet Refinishing in Lombard, IL

Lombard cabinet refinishing, planned around your household

Cabinet refinishing paints your existing cabinets, from the boxes and face frames to the doors and drawer fronts. We take the doors and fronts down, mark them and keep the hardware bagged by cabinet. After cleaning and degreasing, everything is scuff-sanded, filled and coated with a bonding primer. The topcoat is a cabinet-grade enamel, sprayed for a level finish on every surface.

Lombard is on our regular route, with I-355 and Roosevelt Road bringing us in and St. Charles Road or Main Street to the house. Because the kitchen is partly out of use for several days, we talk through the setup before we start: where the coffee maker and microwave go, and which days the boxes will be masked. Dry and cured are different things, so we tell you when doors can be touched, when they go back up and when they can take a hard scrub. Planning that ahead keeps those days workable for a family.

What a Lombard cabinet job includes

A setup plan

Before day one we agree on where your coffee maker, microwave and dishes live during the job.

Doors marked and stored

Doors and drawer fronts are labeled to their openings and set aside to be sprayed and cured.

Hardware bagged by cabinet

Hinges and pulls are bagged by cabinet so nothing gets mixed up at rehang.

Clean, sand, fill

Grease and grime are cleaned off, the old finish is scuffed dull, and dents and chips are filled.

Bonding primer and enamel

A bonding primer goes under a sprayed cabinet-grade enamel, in the color and sheen you choose.

Care after cure

We tell you when the finish can be touched, when doors go back up and when it can be scrubbed.

How a Lombard cabinet job runs

Our free estimate covers the cabinets and the household: how you cook, who is home and which days work best. The written scope names each cabinet, the door and front count, the color and the sheen, and it lists the days the kitchen will be partly out of use. Anything extra is priced in writing and done only after you approve it. We book around the days we said and finish with a walkthrough, plus a plain rundown on care while the enamel finishes curing.

Estimate built around your household
Days out of use listed in writing
Temporary setup agreed before day one
Hardware bagged by cabinet
Cure and care explained
Final walkthrough with you

Cabinet Refinishing estimate in Lombard

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

FAQ

Cabinet Refinishing in Lombard: questions

Can we still use the kitchen during the job?

You can use some of it. The kitchen is partly out of use for several days while the doors cure, and we plan with you where the microwave, coffee maker and dishes go in the meantime.

When can I clean the new finish?

Light wiping is fine once the enamel is dry, but a hard scrub has to wait until it cures. We give you those dates at the end of the job.

Do I need a permit in Lombard to refinish cabinets?

Painting cabinets in place usually does not need one. If the job adds plumbing or electrical, we check with the village and pull a permit where it is required.

Do you serve towns around Lombard?

Yes. Our crew also refinishes cabinets in Glen Ellyn, Villa Park, Downers Grove and Addison.

How do I book an estimate?

Call or text (815) 585-1750 and tell us which days you would rather keep the kitchen open.

Cabinet Refinishing in Lombard