New color and new pulls go on the cabinets you already own, with the old holes filled so nothing shows. We refinish kitchen and bath cabinets throughout Orland Park.
Our cabinet refinishing keeps your boxes, counters and layout and changes how the cabinets look and feel. The crew removes every door and drawer front, numbers them and bags the old hardware. We degrease and clean, scuff-sand, fill, then lay down a bonding primer. A cabinet-grade enamel goes on with a sprayer, on the doors and fronts and on the boxes where they stand.
Orland Park is on our regular route, with I-80 and LaGrange Road getting us there and 159th Street or Wolf Road to the house. If you are changing hardware, the detail that matters is the hole spacing. When new pulls do not match the old holes, we fill the old ones and sand them flat before primer, so they do not show through the enamel. The new holes go in at rehang, drilled with a jig so every pull lines up from door to door.
Pulls, knobs and hinges come off and are bagged, so you can keep them or set them aside.
When new pulls use different spacing, the old holes are filled and sanded flat before primer.
Surfaces are washed of grease and hand oils, then scuff-sanded so the primer has tooth.
A primer that bonds to factory finishes goes on before any color.
Doors, fronts and boxes get a sprayed cabinet-grade enamel in the sheen you choose.
New hardware goes on at rehang, drilled with a jig so the pulls line up across the run.
At the free estimate we count doors and fronts, measure your current pull spacing and look inside the boxes. The written scope covers each cabinet, the color, the sheen and the hardware plan, including who is supplying the new pulls. Anything that changes after we start gets a written price and your approval first. We give you the cure days up front, rehang and adjust every door at the end, and walk the kitchen with you.
Call or text (815) 585-1750 to set a time. Color, hardware and price all come to you in writing.
Call or text (815) 585-1750
Email matt@onitcc.com