Cabinet Refinishing in Warrenville

Painted cabinets in Warrenville, with the grain question answered first

We refinish kitchen, bath and built-in cabinets by painting them, so the boxes, layout and counters stay right where they are. Our crew takes off the doors and drawer fronts, labels each one and bags the hinges and pulls. Then comes the prep: degreasing, scuff-sanding, filling dents, and a bonding primer. The color goes on as a cabinet-grade enamel, sprayed so it lays down even, and the frames get painted in place with the room masked.

Warrenville is on our regular route, reached off I-88 and Route 59, with Butterfield Road and Winfield Road taking us into the neighborhoods along the West Branch of the DuPage River. If your cabinets are oak, the open grain will telegraph through paint as a pattern of fine lines unless it gets filled. Some people like that texture, and some want a flat, even surface. We can finish one door first so you can see the difference, and if you want the grain gone, grain filling goes on the estimate as its own line.

What goes into refinishing Warrenville cabinets

How we run a Warrenville cabinet job

The estimate starts with us in your kitchen, counting doors, drawers and panels and checking the boxes for damage. You get a written scope that lists the prep, the primer, the enamel and grain filling if you want it. Anything extra we find, such as a cracked door or a loose hinge plate, is priced in writing and done only after you approve it. We book the work around the days we said, tell you how long the kitchen will be partly out of use, and check every door with you when it is back on.

• A free estimate, written after we see the cabinets
• Grain filling priced as its own line
• Each door labeled and returned to its opening
• Bonding primer under every coat of enamel
• Your kitchen masked while the frames are painted
• A walkthrough with you once the doors are hung